Abstract: A plural day gravity fed animal feeding and watering apparatus. The non-electric apparatus has compartments for food and water. A timer that uses the principle of wicking action permits food and water to enter respective dishes. Alternatively, mass reduction via disposition of water in a bored container can deliver water to the water bowl. The mass of water disposed in a container is to be reduced by the wicking action to reduce fluid mass. For food delivery, the mass of water holds an impact plate upward but when the mass is reduced by the wicking action, the weight will discontinue hold up the impact plate and a gap opens thereby allowing food to exit through the apparatus into the food dish. Selection of wicks controls the time period before the gap opens. Each distinct areas for dispensing food or drink can be controlled separately by the proper choice of wick.