Two-Way Splitter Adapter for PetSafe Wi-Fi Smart Feed Automatic Dog and Cat Feeder

I am not sure what I expected from a 3D printed splitter, but I needed something to feed two cats in separate bowls. Surprisingly, manufacturers of the WiFi app enabled feeders appear to have totally forgotten about multi-cat households. Or maybe they want to sell multiple feeders? Anyways, I thought I would give this a try before splurging on a second feeder.Wow - this is absolutely perfect!It is a fantastic little gadget that snapped on securely in seconds. It works like a charm, matches the design of the feeder and really looks like it came with the original feeder.From other reviews I was worried about getting the two bowls to stay put under the splitter, but they fit pretty snuggly under the dispensers and move very little. So that halo thing and bowl that came with the feeder are not even needed. If the Precision 3D Prints folks read this, your next design could be for a single piece splitter and bowls that fits into the original halo slot. I would pay extra for that - even test your prototypes for you!One cat was a little finicky for all of two feedings before he got used to food coming his way without his having to herd me first. One is on a diet so feedings are smaller portions throughout the day. I may have needed a reminder from time to time, but no more thanks to this winning combination from PetSafe and Precision 3D Prints.Looking forward to quiet, happy, well-fed kitties.

The media could not be loaded. Installation was a breeze and kudo’s to whoever did the schematics for the 3D CAD because the adapter fits impressively well for an after market product. Build quality and color match to the feeder would make you think that it’s an OEM accessory.While I could continue to write a lengthy review, video says it all for actual functional performance.Food has decent speed coming out of the hopper and vertical clearance under the nozzles should support upto a 2inch height bowl to prevent food scatter.We opted to just use their lipped silicone food try may to prevent the kibble ricochet since we already have quite the collection of cat bowls.

I have two cats, one that is very food dominant. I wanted to place my cat bowls further apart than the option shown here, so I contacted the seller asking if it was possible to get a wider angle for the feeder output. He responded quickly and said he was able to make the customization with no additional charge. I ordered the product, and received it a few days later (he must have hit "print" right after I paid!).The splitter is well-designed, and snapped perfectly into the feeder without forcing, and stayed secure once in. The food appears to portion equally between the two sides, and no food gets stuck.To make the feeder more secure (and provide bonus cat furniture), I built a wood tower and fed the pvc tubes through it, then down into attached bowls (MidWest Homes for Pets Snap'y Fit Stainless Steel Food Bowl/Pet Bowl). I didn't want to tear everything apart for photos, but was able to get some shots that show my setup.Thanks for the great product and quick customization! Both of our kitties were able to eat well while we were on vacation. :D

Nicely made, fits perfectly. Looks good. A bit spendy—but not when considering you’re putting it onto a truly overpriced feeder—lol.This is my second attempt at feeding two lovely cats that are perfectly happy to hedge each other out or steal each other’s food. The first attempt a few years back involved two identical self feeders with timers and limited storage. Timers never synced well enough to not cause minor panicked, cat-astrophes and the units broke in short order anyway.The splitter does it’s job—but it’s only a start.I found I had to take the splitter with me to the pet store to find a twin bowl stand just the right size so it would get trapped and held in place by the feed tubes—otherwise the cats continue searching for kibble and bat the bowls out of alignment leading to kibble jackpot all over the floor...Additionally, my cats would not necessarily cue up neatly in front of two bowls placed under the splitter...one cat might “inadvertently” block the second bowl with their body if it stood sideways to the unit; leaving their litter mate bewildered with no access to the food.I designed a prototype fin out of cardboard (eventually I’ll use the maker space at work to cut some final parts) . It comes up from in between the dual bowls to make a partition between the two bowls. The base of this fin nests around the base of the bowls and keeps everything aligned.Everything is working great now.The splitter is a great first step—but I would suggest that the maker of this part take it to the next level and offer a printed fin or even better a fin integrated with a dual bowl holder for standard stainless steel bowls.One star off this solid product—mainly because it’s not a complete solution.

With 2 cats, the last thing I wanted to do was buy (and manage) two separate feeders. This 2-way splitter accessory is the perfect solution. I was concerned that all (or most) of the food would still only go to one bowl but this splitter does a pretty decent job of evenly distributing the food between two bowls. Installation takes just a few seconds and it fits perfectly. Can't say enough good things about it. Saved me lots of time and money. Can't believe PetSafe didn't come up with an accessory like this. A really great product!

It took me 2 "attempts" to put the splitter in. It's pretty straightforward, I just didn't snap it all the way into position the first time. It fit perfectly and the food seems a pretty even split.If you have very food aggressive cats or one that is super submissive, this may not be enough space between the two bowls, but for my 2 cats it works wonderfully. You could also try using larger bowls so the cats would have to stand farther apart when eating out of them.I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend to others!