Outdoor Cat Feeding Station

This little easy-to-assemble structure is EXACTLY what I was looking for, and serves its purpose nicely. Also, the price was right.At some point, I decided to stop wasting leftovers from the fridge, and scraps from food prep. I know that our area is blessed with a few small species of wildlife still in the area, who roam at night in search of food.Plus, some neighboring cats also frequent our back yard at night, as well. I placed this little shelter in the farthest corner of the fenced back yard, away from our house and away from any neighbors; and I wanted to prevent the food from being rained on and ruined. This little shelter is PERFECT for those purposes. When I check it each morning, it's clear it has been visited, and dishes are dry, moved and empty. Very pleased with this purchase. We have opossums and raccoons who roam at night, in search of food. Hopefully, with bellies full, these critters will cease traveling where they aren't welcome.

As described. Easy to assemble.

We purchased this to keep food dry for our outdoor cat. It works really well. I wish it was. Bit deeper.

I LOVE this feeding station for our feral cats. The birds are no longer swooping down to eat the cat food since they can’t see it anymore. Plus it keeps the cat food dry for the cats. We use to go through so much dry cat food everyday day. Turns out it was the birds eating most of the cat food!!

It will house maybe two small bowls. I got it for the feral cats in the neighborhood and i use dog sized bowls. I like the cord hole in back for the heated water bowl. but i did not use it for this since it was more important there food stayed dry during rain and snow.Its construction is velcro strips making It feel flimsey but it stayed together in the wind and snow.

This is a good functional get house where you can store their food and water and it’ll protect it from getting any dust or dirt, especially if you’re taking care of feral cats

Not sturdy enough to go outside in Florida and collapses easily. Cost so little I should have thought about that. I tried to reinforce it to no avail.

I expected a very light item and that's what I got, so I stitched two more loops (there are two on the back) to the front edges and wired it down to the table (the back loops can be attached to the ground using included pegs, but I wanted this for a patio table).That was my modification and need, so I'm not dinging the product for that. It's light enough that any wind will disturb it, so I've also placed a brick in it. The feral cats immediately decided it was not only a feeding station, but a nice place to rest.