What should I do if a gravity cat feeder clogs or stops refilling the bowl?
Start by putting the feeder on a flat, level surface so kibble can flow straight through the neck or chute. Empty and clean the bowl and hopper to remove crumbs or oil, then dry everything fully before refilling to help prevent sticking. If clogs continue, try a kibble shape that flows more easily and make sure the hopper is put in correctly so the opening is not pinched.
How can I set up a gravity feeder for a multi-cat home without mealtime fights?
Choose a capacity that fits the group and consider using more than one feeding station so cats do not crowd a single bowl. Place feeders in quiet, separate areas to reduce competition and allow each cat to eat at their own pace. Keep an eye on individual intake, since free-access feeding can be challenging if one cat tends to dominate the bowl.