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SureFeed® Whisker Fatigue / Whisker Shyness Bowl
SureFeed® Whisker Fatigue / Whisker Shyness Bowl
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Whisker-Friendly Bowls for SureFeed® Microchip Pet Feeder – Say Goodbye to Whisker Fatigue!
Give your cat a more comfortable mealtime with our Whisker Fatigue & Whisker Shyness Bowls, specially designed for use with the SureFeed® Microchip Pet Feeder and SureFeed® Connect Microchip Pet Feeder. Unlike standard replacement bowls, our shallow design helps prevent whisker stress, making mealtime more enjoyable for sensitive cats.
Available as one full bowl or two half bowls, these custom-fit alternatives ensure your feline friend eats comfortably while still working seamlessly with your feeder.
Fits all Sure Petcare Feeders.
This item is NOT dishwasher safe!
This item is 3D Printed.
SureFeed® is a registered trademark of Sure Petcare and Purrposeful Prints has no affiliation with Sure Petcare.
Materials
Materials
PLA
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Handwash with lukewarm water and a mild soap.
This product is not dishwasher safe!
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I ordered the whisker fatigue bowls because my cats' food kept getting left in the deeper corners of the standard bowls that come with the SureFeed microchip feeders. These bowls fit perfectly and still work okay with the Connect model's weight feature as long as you zero out the machine with the new bowl in place, as per the manual. My cats are able to get to all their food with no issues again.
This product is great and worth the cost! It fits perfectly into the microchip feeder and my cat is now eating more of her food because she has less whisker stress! The color options are super cute and shipping was fast considering it came from another country. Highly recommend!
Great bowl, fits well and the kitties like it
Great feeder bowls which fit perfectly and I'm really happy with.
One of our cats had problems reaching the dry kibble in the corners of the original SureFeed bowl and would often request food as soon as there was an empty spot in the middle of the bowl. This lead is to think he suffered from whisker shyness. With this bowl he doesn’t have to put his face down so deep in the bowl and all the kibble moves gradually to the center so that he is not forced near edges. After a few days of use, he seems happy and finishes all the food given. The bowl doesn’t (naturally by design) hold as much food, but I don’t see it as a problem.