A cat food container is a great way to store your pet's food and treats, especially if you buy large bags of dry food. Once opened, food starts to go stale, so a cat food container can preserve the quality of your cat's food and extend its shelf life, especially if the packaging isn't resealable. Some common cat food container materials includes:
When choosing a cat food container, consider its storage capacity and lid. A good container should be as airtight as possible to keep out oxygen, moisture, and pests.
Yes, you can store cat food in a BPA-free or food-grade plastic container as long as it seals shut.
Dry cat food should stay in its bag inside an airtight container. Squeeze out excess air from the bag before storing it. Even dry food can expire, so once opened, you should plan to use it within a few months.
Cat food will last longer in an airtight food container, but the exact time varies. Estimates range from three to four months.