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A timed dry-food feeder with portion control and a backup battery, so breakfast arrives at six whether or not you do. Some versions add Wi-Fi and a camera.
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Mouse-shaped feeders you fill with kibble and hide around the house. Dinner becomes a hunt in small portions instead of one bowl inhaled in a minute.
A textured rubber mat you spread wet food or treat paste on. Licking it clean takes a while, which is the point: slower eating and a few minutes of occupied cat.
A quiet circulating fountain with a stainless steel bowl, for cats that ignore still water and drink from the tap instead.
A lidded bowl that opens only for the cat whose microchip or collar tag it recognises. Built for homes where one cat eats everything, or one is on a special diet.
