Does it work with a mix of wet and dry food, or is it just for dry food?
1616328
We've only used it for dry food. I truly don't know for certain if it would work with wet or mixed food.
1616329
I have used for it for a mix of wet and dry and it works fine. I smear the wet on top of the dry or drop it in the grooves with a spoon. My dog makes sure that the bowl is sparkling when he is done, he does not leave one spec of food!
1616330
I've tried dry food and food rolls with this bowl, and they work fine. You'll just have to make sure you spread it in the maze
1616331
It could work with a wet/dry mixture. My dog has to get his tongue down in the grooves to get his dry kibble anyway. You might have to pack it in though, rather than drop it on top.
316863
i know my cat dont like it on dry food as well.try mixing in a little bit of water,
1628576
Dry pieces of food - yes, definitely! Wet stuff; not so much. It was not intended for that. It will get up the chunky wet stuff, but make things really nasty for your sweeper - ewe!
1824701
The difference between the dry food blade and the wet blade is that the dry food blade is used to turn foods like uncooked rice into flour, or popcorn kernels into corn flour. The wet blade is used for food items like your frozen and fresh fruits, kale, peanuts for peanut butter, cooked veggies and so on. I hope this answer is helpful to you.
874413
I tried it, but the wet food dried out. Not good for cleanup. Stick to dry food
15838
It doesn't. It's for dry food only. I use different dishes for the wet food.
1805339
With this device you can use any type of food, either dry or flaked grains also remains dry preventing food from sticking and does not leave. Regards
960027
Sorry, but have only used it for dried cat food and for that it wokrs amazingly well. There is an adjustment for the "volume" of food, and what it does is open a "flap" wider so that more food can drop at the same time, i.e., opens wider the drop area. That "might" work for you, but truly don't know.
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I have only put it on wet food, but if your cat likes fishy tastes, it might work on dry. I mix a scoop in with the wet about 3 days a week, and my 2 cats seem to like it. I originally started using it because one of my cats is part Persian and sometimes has reddish goopy eyes common in Persians. The Viralys totally prevents it.
1649577
I don't really know about food, i use it in my salon. It works well on semi wet pieces of hair. The teeth on the dustpan keep the broom free of debris. It is definately a lobby broom as farad the length goes.
573253
We keep one outside with fish food. It's under and awning so it doesn't usually get direct rain but it certainly gets wet. The food stays perfectly dry. It has been out for years without issue. We used a small carabiner through the locking hole at the top to prevent small animals from getting inside.
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I have never tried it on dry food.I was working with an underweight cat who had been fed a low quality kibble. Between her gaunt hips, dry yet greasy looking fur and constipation, it was clear that her recent nutrition had been poor, and the vet sent us home with a medicated canned food and this supplement.For the first feeding I mixed the FortiFlora with a very small amount of water to dissolve, then mixed it all in with the canned food. This worked well. Also consider mixing half a packet with the water, then sprinkling the rest on top of the canned food.If you want to use kibble try to think of a way to apply a dissolved mixture over kibble. Maybe mist it on with a spray bottle? I have never tried it on dry food.I was working with an underweight cat who had been fed a low quality kibble. Between her gaunt hips, dry yet greasy looking fur and constipation, it was clear that her recent nutrition had been poor, and the vet sent us home with a medicated canned food and this supplement.For the first feeding I mixed the FortiFlora with a very small amount of water to dissolve, then mixed it all in with the canned food. This worked well. Also consider mixing half a packet with the water, then sprinkling the rest on top of the canned food.If you... » Read More I have never tried it on dry food.I was working with an underweight cat who had been fed a low quality kibble. Between her gaunt hips, dry yet greasy looking fur and constipation, it was clear that her recent nutrition had been poor, and the vet sent us home with a medicated canned food and this supplement.For the first feeding I mixed the FortiFlora with a very small amount of water to dissolve, then mixed it all in with the canned food. This worked well. Also consider mixing half a packet with the water, then sprinkling the rest on top of the canned food.If you want to use kibble try to think of a way to apply a dissolved mixture over kibble. Maybe mist it on with a spray bottle? « Show Less
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Yes, and it works too, if you know how to compost. I am bad at letting mine dry out. But if you keep it moist, throw food scraps, recycled paper towels, cardboard, anything plant based, chicken egg shells. Happy composting.
57022
The dry setting is for dry foods such as frozen foods and cereals or grains. The moist setting is for liquids, such as soups and foods with sauces. Frankly, I have never noticed much of a difference in the two settings. I watch as the unit is sucking the air out of the bag and manually push the seal button before the liquid gets sucked to the top of the bag.
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I haven't used it for wet food but I don't think it would work. The cats have to get the food out by using their paws to pull it out the holes. Could imagine it would be difficult to clean.
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I have not tried it with wet ingredients. I suppose, however, that it would not work well with wet ingredients. I believe that would be the job of a blender or food processor.
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I personally used it with hot dog pieces, chicken, liver and no problems! It´ll take just about anything!