Neater Feeder Review and Giveaway

I have two kids and one dog running around this house and before I had the Neater Feeder it was a common problem of spilled water and food on my kitchen floor from the dog dishes. It was so annoying to be walking through and come out with wet socks from the spilled water. I am so thrilled the problem has been avoided since we started using the Neater Feeder.

Thank you Neater Feeder for sending me this product to conduct my review. All opinions expressed are my own and I was not paid for this review.

The Neater Feeder comes in two colors, cranberry or bronze. Since I have a girl dog I went with the cranberry color, which also matches some of the decor in my kitchen. As you can see from the image above they have the right size for your cat or dog. They also include leg extensions to raise it even more if needed.

I have had the Neater Feeder for several days and the system works great! I love having a dry floor and I am happy my little pooch is enjoying her new dishes. :)

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