Gamma2Vittles Vault Dog Food Storage Container, Up to 10 Pounds Dry Pet Food Storage, Made in USA

Good dog food container keeps ants out! Love the size

This container is perfect for storing my cat food. It more than meets the requirements. However I needed to put it in a closed cabinet which is 11” deep, and this item was advertised as 10” deep. It sounded perfect, but with the lid it is 12” deep which makes it unusable. I wasn’t able to think about using it until shortly after the 30 day limit, so am stuck with a $36.00 item I cannot use.This sounds like false advertising on Amazons part, but I’m still out the purchase price. I think a refund is in order.

I exercise outside at my house, and was looking for a bucket to store my powdered chalk. It needed to be durable, seal well, and be watertight to be resistant to the high humidity where I live. After researching regular buckets, I settled in this pet food bucket, and it has worked wonderfully.The bucket is perfectly sized for my needs, and the plastic is very high grade; it seems it can put up with a lot of movement and abuse, which is important because I move the bucket daily and am not careful with it. This bucket will likely last a long time, making it cost effective.The lid screws on easily and you don't have to tighten it down very hard for it to seal. The rubber gasket seals easily and keeps the dust from the chalk inside, while keeping moisture and humidity from getting inside and causing issues with the chalk. Every time I open it, the chalk is dry and powdery; if you use this for pet food you can rest assured that the food will remain dry.I understand my use for this bucket differs from the normal pet food storage; however, the demands of the chalk and the environment I use it in does a great job of displaying the bucket's features and durability. I would have no issues trusting it to keep my pet food safe. In fact, I purchased a second one for my dry cat food.

I have a Vault for my dog's food, and have been using it for many years. It has worked perfectly. I bought this for storing flour in my pantry. The dog food vault is the style with the slanted top, which is excellent for scooping out her food. This one is a bucket, with a handle, and is prefect for storing the various bags of flour I use. I bake bread regularly, and this holds a lot, so I can keep various kinds of flour all together, dry and safe from pests. The handle makes it easy to move and lift, and the screw-on lid is much easier than the typical snap-on lids other containers often have. This is a good product and at a good price. It will last for many, many years.

This is perfect for holding my dog's 6lb bag of food, plus all of her treats. I wanted to find something that would seal incredibly well so the dog and pests can't smell what's inside! The lid screws on easily and makes a nice, tight seal. This fits perfectly on a shelf in our pantry as it's about as tall as a cereal container.

My sister's giant 20lb cat will gnaw through bags (cat food, human food, or otherwise) and my kitten is starting to do the same. The older cat also can manage to open lids on containers that have a flip top, and we've been through several to try and stop him gorging/causing food to go stale. This bucket is great for safeguarding against that. There's no way he can gnaw through it and definitely can't unscrew the lid. It is a bit bigger/unwieldy than I might have liked, so a slightly smaller size might have been a nice option, but it does fit a whole 7 lb bag of cat food and keeps it out of reach/fresh, so I can't complain.

It was bigger than I was expecting. It depends on your size of kibble. I have put 20 lbs of small dog kibble in it and still have room even though it only says 10 lbs. it is easy to open and stack on top of the other food containers. I just wish it locked into place

I was having an issue with a different container with ants sneaking into out cats food. This one seals perfectly, is easy to open, and seals up very well. I also like the handle which makes it easier when trying to feed 3 cats who act like they've never eaten in their life at feeding time.