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Neater Feeder! A Neater Way to Feed Your Pets!



Hi Neighbors!

Fall is definitely in the air, and we are spending way more time outside both playing games and just enjoying the weather.  This of course includes our wonderful dogs!  I wanted to take some time and share with you the Neater Feeder.  Now, I don't know how it is in your home, but we keep a water dish and food bowl in the kitchen.  This is so Pansy and Grace can help themselves whenever they like.  The younger two do not get this benefit as they are crated at night, because they still have accidents and of course they need to learn what they can and can't chew on!

Well, I don't know how many times someone in the family has accidentally kicked one of the dishes.  Either food goes flying everywhere or water slowly moves across my floor. (Our home is older and the floor slants, so it doesn't just puddle, it runs!)  And of course depending on who kicked it, sometimes it is not completely cleaned up.  You end up slipping in water, or stepping on a piece of dog food on a tile floor. Ouch!  I have tried moving it to different locations hoping it would cut down on the spills, but this just has not worked.  Now, I have a solution.  It is called Neater Feeder.  This is such a great idea.  The Neater Feeder comes with two metal removable bowls that sit in a tray on a base.  The tray has holes that allow spilled liquid to drain into the base.  Any spilled food is caught in the tray and can be easily cleaned up.  I also like that it is raised off the floor, and also comes with leg attachments so you can raise it a little more if you dog needs it up higher.

I am sold!  Be sure to watch the video my daughter made.  She had so much fun designing it for me.  Grace and Pansy both approve the Neater Feeder.  So if you are looking for a neater way to feed your pets, check out the Neater Feeder website.  I am sold on this feeder.



The Neater Feeder comes in three sizes, small, medium and large.  It is also available in...I hate to even say it...sizes for cats. Just kidding, we have a cat too!  You can choose from cranberry or bronze.  The medium Neater Feeder ranges in price from $49.99- $53.98 plus shipping.  The Neater Feeder has won several awards.

One neighbor will receive a Neater Feeder of their own, so be sure to enter!

Disclosure:I received no monetary compensation for this review.  I did receive product for review purposes. All quotes in red are taken from the sponsor's website or email.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.


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Comments

Marci C. said…
I have a Bichon Frise. I would really love this!!
Marci C. said…
I have a Bichon Frise. I would really love this!!
Darlene said…
I have two black labs and would need the large size.
ShellyH said…
We have a pit bull & siberian husky mix. A medium size is what we would want.
bettycd said…
Max is a sheltie and would need a MED size in Cranberry
Rhonda Clemens said…
Shih Tzu & a size small dish

clemensrhonda@hotmail.com
Rhonda Clemens said…
Shih Tzu & would need a small

clemensrhonda@hotmail.com
Unknown said…
I have a granddog who is part Heinz 57 and part loveable, and he would love a Bronze Neater Feeder, but my cats would love the Bronze cat feeder..
Shelly Leatham said…
I have a Shih Tzu! I'd probably get a medium!
benz1171 said…
I have a cat. I would want the Cat Neater Feeder Deluxe. benz1171(at)hotmail(dot)com
Colleen Maurina said…
I would choose the large size because we have a big boxer mix dog named Tank!

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Wanda McHenry said…
My furbaby is a Westie and the small would do just fine! Thanks!
Dhjax11 said…
We have eight dogs, including three rescues who would absolutely love to have a neater feeder! The rescues are a sheltie, a long hair chihuahua and a pit bull and the others are shelties also. The pit bull is an amazing protective big brother to all the little dogs, but he is also the worlds messiest drinker. Between him making a huge mess when he drinks and the water bowls being kicked, I'm constantly wiping up water off my kitchen floor. A couple of my shelties are not much better as they have a silly habit of licking up the side of the water bowl which results in water dribbling over the side of the bowl. This neater feeder would be perfect for my dogs and would save me from having to constantly wipe up spilled water on the kitchen floor! Thanks for the chance to win!
Dhjax11 said…
Oops, forgot to say me and my fur kids would prefer a large size neater feeder as that size would suit all the dogs and the shorter ones prefer a taller water bowl too! Thanks again for the chance to win this for my dogs!
scottsgal said…
I woud get the large. We have 2 English springer spaniels and a black & tan coonhound puppy
Coolestmommy said…
We have a Scottie. I think a medium is going to be the right size for her.
618mom said…
I would get a med or a large. We have 2 dogs. One is a black lab border collie mix on the med size. And we have a 10 week old boxer/german shepard mix
MBR said…
we;re getting a dog! a doberman, I'd probably need the large
Mames3 said…
My family's little furbaby member is a mini-dachshund! She would need the small size!
Mames3 said…
My family's little furbaby member is a mini dachshund. She would need a small size!
Mames3 said…
We have a mini dachshund and the small one would fit her just fine.
We have two dogs Sugar a Rat Terrier mix and Cinnamon a Sheltie/Beagle mix.

I would choose at least a medium sized one.

Ladyblueeyez1960 (at)(aol)(dot)(com)
Unknown said…
I just got a dog on Sunday, she's dasund (don't think that is spelled right) Dash Hound, I would need a small to medium
Kimberly said…
We have a Chocolate Lab but my daughter is getting a Corgi so maybe the medium size.
Andrea Mc said…
I have shi tzus, so I'd like the small size
Unknown said…
I have a Dobie mix pup named Froggie. I think the Large Neater Feeder would be perfect for her.
Angie Bailey said…
I have a Pit Bull....about to have puppies so I'd need the large size. (Angie PreciselyMine)
michedt said…
We have a cat, so we'd like the Cat Neater Feeder Deluxe
with Leg Extensions
for cats with a 6"+ shoulder height in cranberry.
Michelle Tucker
Melinda said…
I don't hav ea dog yet, but I have cats and could really use the cat sized one.
Nancy said…
Our daughter has a Pomeranian so I think the small size would be perfect for her pup! http://www.neaterfeeder.com/product-p/nf_small.htm

Nancy
allibrary (at) aol (dot) com
Unknown said…
I shared this fantastic giveaway on Google +.
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Jason said…
I have a chocolate lab, so I'd need the large.
Unknown said…
We have two yellow labs and we would definitely need the size large.
Crystal K. said…
My dog is large so I would get the largest size.
lmurley2000 said…
we have 3 dogs, bassiett, corky and fox terrier and I think the medium would be great

lmurley2000@yahoo.com

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