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Welcome...
A Pet's Life is relocating to Johannesburg this week (24th Feb 2012) This means we won't be as readily available to answer your queries. We will do our utmost to get back up and running as soon as we can. Thanks for your patience! :)
Feel free to place your orders, there will just be a bit of a delay in getting back to you.
Our big Summer Clearance SALE has been such a hit that we are extending it for the month of March!! Stock is limited to what we have on hand and the prices have almost been halved in some cases! Have fun!!
Check out the goodies on our Specials & Promotions page.
| customer testimonials | | | Munchy Chew Sticks
Our doggie loves these!
Rating: 5 / 5 |
| | Medico Herbs - Animal Infection Mix
Rating: 5 / 5 |
| | Unipet Auto Food and Water Font
I bought the cat "self" feeder, but "self-feeding" it most certainly is not. The food canot roll out of the container by itself, you need to poke your finger in and hook the pellets out. We feed our cats Hills cat food, and I am not to be convinced that the size of the pellets are too big. Bigger foods, like Whiskas, will clog up the hole entirely. If I don't insert the container all the way, but just let it barely stand on top of the bowl, the pellets rolls out a bit easier, but it still needs to be prompted with a poking finger.
I suggest that the feeder is redesigned so that it can be indeed called a self-feeder. Maybe the hole could be bigger (I am strongly considering cutting it bigger with a Stanley knife), and the part of the bowl which is directly underneath the container should be sloped so that the food can roll out as soon as the food outside the container are eaten.
This certainly was a waste of money. Luckily I tested the feeder BEFORE going away for holiday, otherwise our cats would have starved!
Petro
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