Me and Furry 3-Pack Airtight Treat Canisters Review

Intro — why I tried these

I like my kitchen counters tidy and my dogs bribable, so I’m always on the hunt for storage that looks good, keeps snacks fresh, and is functional when training or handing out daily treats. The Me and Furry 3-pack of acrylic airtight containers promised a lot: a clear, counter-friendly look, bamboo lids with sealing rings, labels, scoops, tongs and fast setup. I put the set through a few weeks of everyday use — grabbing treats for training reps, letting the containers live on the island, and testing how the lids seal and how easy the jars are to access and clean.

What it is — first look

The kit is sold as a matching set of three clear canisters designed for pet food and treats. Each container is a round, clear acrylic jar with a bamboo lid that has a sealing ring; the listing calls them "airtight." Spec-wise the listing gives each container an item volume of 4.4 quarts and a capacity of 3.8 pounds, and the item dimensions are listed as 6.6"L x 6.6"W x 6.45"H. The set ships with 24 labels (16 blank and 8 pre-printed) plus a marker, three scoopers, two tongs (sometimes called clamps in the inclusion list), and a small screwdriver with screws so you can attach the wooden knobs and leather pull tabs to the lids. The product materials are acrylic for the jars and bamboo for the lids, and the listing flags the material features as food grade, reusable, and BPA free. Care instructions from the listing say hand wash only.

Included components

• 3 clear acrylic containers
• 3 airtight bamboo lids with sealing rings and knobs
• 24 labels (16 blank + 8 pre-printed) and a marker
• 3 scoops and 2 tongs/clamps
• small screwdriver and screws for lid assembly

In daily use / hands-on testing

I kept one jar on the counter for training treats, one in a cabinet for daily rewards, and one in the pantry for a small backup stash of kibble-sized treats. Here’s how they performed in routine, real-world situations.

Access and serving

• The lids seal snugly. The set includes a silicone sealing ring built into the bamboo lid, and in daily use the seal kept strong scents dampened and the lids stayed in place even after the jars were tipped a few times.
• Opening takes a little effort. The seal is effective enough that you usually need to tug the leather pull tab or lift the edge of the lid with one hand while holding the jar with the other. That tightness is a trade-off — good for freshness and pest prevention, slightly annoying if you are reaching for treats rapidly during a long training session.
• The scoops and tongs make serving cleaner. The included scoops are mini and convenient for small, dry treats; the tongs are handy if you want to avoid greasy fingers. Note: while the included components are useful, some sets have reported variations in whether all scoops appear in the package, so check the box when it arrives.

Visibility and organization

• Clear acrylic makes it easy to see levels at a glance. That’s great for training prep — you can see when you’re about to run low without opening the lid.
• The 24 labels and marker are a thoughtful organizational touch. The bone-shaped pre-printed stickers look cute on the counter, and the blank labels plus white marker let you rotate contents without confusion in a multi-pet household.

Counter and cabinet fit

• Footprint is round and relatively wide — the jars are not stackable. If you have a narrow counter or need stackable storage, this design might feel bulky.
• The listed item dimensions (6.6" x 6.6" x 6.45") are a helpful guide for placement. In my kitchen the jars fit nicely in an open corner of the island, but they do take up visible real estate if you prefer minimalist surfaces.

Materials & build quality

From the listing and my hands-on time: the jars are acrylic and the lids are bamboo; the product calls out food-grade materials and BPA-free construction. The listing describes the jars as lightweight and see-through, and the lids have a sealing ring to enable the airtight claim.

How they look and feel

• Appearance: the crystal-clear acrylic gives a glass-like look without the fragility of real glass. The bamboo lids add a warm, modern accent that suits a range of kitchen styles.
• Assembly: attaching the wooden knob and leather pull tab to each lid takes only a minute or two per lid using the included screwdriver and screws; the listing even calls this a "fast 1-minute lid setup" and the hardware and instructions in the box made that true for me.

Durability notes from long-term use

• Acrylic is lighter and less brittle than glass, but acrylic can scratch and — if dropped — has a higher risk of cracking than heavy polycarbonate or thick glass. Some jars in extended ownership were described as "lightweight" and may show surface scratches over time if they rub against hard objects or are regularly washed with abrasive tools.
• The bamboo lids appear to hold up well; the knob assembly feels solid when the screws are tightened. The silicone sealing ring is seated in a channel on the lid, which prevents it from shifting during washing or use.
• Hand-wash only is the care recommendation on the listing; that’s important if you want the bamboo lid to last and to protect the seal. Avoid dishwasher cleaning for the lids to preserve the bamboo finish and the gasket placement.

Safety considerations

Safety is a top priority for me as a pet parent. Here’s what to watch for with these jars, based strictly on the product facts and real-owner signals.

• Materials: the listing states the jars are food grade and BPA free, and the lids are bamboo with a sealing ring. Those are positive signals for safe contact with dry pet food and treats.
• Small parts & assembly: the lids ship with small screws, wooden knobs and leather pull tabs that you attach. Make sure the knobs are tightened using the included screwdriver; improper assembly could leave parts loose. Securing the hardware removes a potential choking hazard for curious pets or toddlers.
• Airtight claim: the listing emphasizes an airtight seal and the included silicone ring. In practice the lids are sufficiently tight to keep strong odors contained and reduce attraction of ants or pantry pests on the counter.
• Opening force: because the lids seal well, you may need both hands to open them easily. That’s a minor inconvenience but also prevents accidental spills if a dog noses a jar off the counter; still, avoid leaving jars where a determined pet could nudge them off a ledge.

Cleaning & maintenance

• Hand wash only (per listing). That applies especially to the bamboo lids to avoid warping or damaging the sealing ring.
• Silicone ring is seated in a channel and should not shift during cleaning, but check the gasket placement after washing to ensure the airtight seal remains effective.
• Acrylic will show scratches if cleaned with abrasive scouring pads. Use non-abrasive cloths and mild soap to keep the clarity.

Who this is for — and who should skip it

Match the product to your life stage, kitchen layout and pet habits.

Great fit if you:

• want countertop-friendly treat storage that looks tidy and modern.
• run training sessions and need easy visual access to treat levels.
• own small-to-medium dogs or cats and need containers for daily treats, small kibble, or rotate between flavors.
• like built-in labeling and want the flexibility to re-label contents quickly.

Skip or rethink if you:

• need stackable or space-saving storage — these jars are round and not designed to stack.
• store very large volumes or full bags of kibble — each jar is 4.4 quarts and the design is best for portions, treats and counter accessibility, not bulk storage of several pounds of kibble in one container.
• expect dishwasher cleaning for the lids — care instructions specify hand wash only, and the bamboo lids should be hand-washed to preserve the gasket and finish.
• have a household where jars are likely to be dropped — acrylic can scratch and could crack if slammed onto tile or concrete.

Price & value

The set packs a lot of accessories: three clear canisters, airtight bamboo lids with sealing rings and knobs, 24 labels + marker, scoops and tongs, plus the screwdriver and screws to assemble the knobs. That makes it a thoughtful kit for organizing treats and small dry food. Given the included extras and the modern look, I view this as a solid mid-range counter-canister option for owners who value aesthetics and organization as much as functionality.

Verdict — the bottom line

If you want clean-looking, counter-friendly treat storage that actually keeps snacks smelling lower and fresh between feedings, the Me and Furry 3 acrylic airtight containers hit the mark. The clear jars and bamboo lids are attractive, the label kit and scoops are genuinely useful, and the lids do form a reliable seal that reduces odors and pest attraction. Assembly is quick using the included tool, and the set comes ready for a multi-pet household or treat rotation.

My main caveats are material-related: acrylic gives a glass-like clarity without the weight, but it can scratch and may crack if dropped. Also, the jars take up visible counter space and don’t stack. If those are acceptable for your kitchen and you plan to hand-wash the lids, these are a convenient and well-thought-out solution for treat and small-food storage.

Check before you buy — quick checklist

• Confirm you want a clear, round jar with a bamboo lid and a visible footprint on your counter.
• Plan to hand-wash the lids — the listing specifies hand wash only.
• Make sure you’re buying for portions/treats rather than bulk kibble storage (each jar is 4.4 quarts / capacity listed as 3.8 pounds).
• Inspect the package on arrival for the included scoops and tongs — an owner-reported mix in included components means double-checking at unboxing is smart.
• Use the included screwdriver to fasten knobs tightly so small parts don’t loosen.

Colors available

The product listing identifies the container color as "Clear" with bamboo lids. Based on the official listing and the images, available color presentation is:

• clear (acrylic jar) with bamboo lid

Full pros & cons

• Pros: Attractive clear look, airtight bamboo lids with sealing rings, 24 labels + marker, scoops and tongs included, quick assembly with included screwdriver, food-grade materials and BPA-free per listing.
• Cons: Acrylic can scratch and may crack if dropped, not stackable, lids require hand washing only, occasional variability reported in which small serving tools are present in the package.

Final thoughts

I’ve found these to be a useful upgrade from loose treat bags or ugly plastic tubs. They look good on the counter, they make training smoother because treats are visible and accessible, and the labeling system is genuinely handy in multi-pet homes. If you want a premium-feeling countertop set that’s ready to use out of the box, this kit covers all the basics and then some — just be mindful of the acrylic’s limits and the space the jars occupy.