Food feeder pouch accessory 2-pack Dumel 232384 for dispensing sachet food

The Dumel food feeder pouch accessory 2-pack is a pair of small dispensing tools designed to hold and control the flow of single‑serve sachet food. Each feeder accepts a soft food sachet, enabling measured dispensing directly from the pouch and helping to reduce spills and waste during feeding. The set contains two identical feeders intended for repeated use and easy interchange between servings.

Advantages

These feeders provide a simple mechanical solution for portion control when using sachet foods. The design reduces direct contact with the food, supports cleaner feeding and handling, and makes it easier to administer semi‑liquid or puree textures from single‑use sachets. The two‑piece set allows one feeder to be used while the other is cleaned or reserved for a different type of food.

Suitable for

• Dispensing pet food from single‑serve sachets
• Serving infant or toddler puree and semi‑liquid foods from sachets
• Controlled portioning during travel, outdoor feeding, or busy mealtimes
• Reducing spills when transferring sachet contents to bowls or plates

Key specifications

• Set contains two identical pouch feeders
• Designed for use with soft single‑serve sachets and pouches
• Material suitable for food contact (check local regulations and cleaning recommendations)
• Compact size for easy storage and transport

How to use

Insert the open end of a compatible sachet into the feeder opening and secure it according to the feeder's design so the sachet mouth aligns with the dispenser outlet. Gently squeeze or press the sachet to control the amount dispensed; for thicker purees, use gradual pressure and pause to prevent clogging. After use, remove the empty sachet and rinse the feeder as recommended by the material care instructions before drying and storing.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility of sachet size and material before first use. Clean the feeders promptly after contact with perishable foods and allow to dry fully. Avoid exposing feeders to high temperatures or harsh chemicals; follow the manufacturer's care labels where available.