Yobbai Silicone Pet Food Can Lids Review: 6-Pack
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Yobbai food storage in this review means a six-pack of silicone lids for opened pet food cans. The listing says one lid fits three can diameters: 2.5, 2.9 and 3.3 inches. Measure your can before you buy, because the listing does not settle the fit for a can between those sizes.
The lids come in six colors and are listed as food safe, BPA free and dishwasher safe. The listing also says they block fridge smells. We did not find a source that confirms that claim, and the FDA page we opened does not give a day limit for opened cans.
Quick answer
- Who it suits: a household that stores opened wet pet food and wants colors to sort foods or days.
- Fit: measure the top of the can. The listing gives 2.5, 2.9 and 3.3 inch diameters, and cans between those sizes are not settled.
- Storage: the FDA says to refrigerate unused canned pet food “promptly” and to set the refrigerator to 40 F or below. It gives no day limit for opened cans.
- Claims: the “airtight,” leak and odor claims are the seller’s words. No source we opened confirms them for these lids.
What the listing states
The figures below come from listing data dated 2026-10-12. The fallback page we opened on 2026-10-21 did not show the full specifications.
| Item | What the listing says | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Count | Six lids, six colors | Title and bullets |
| Material | Silicone; food safe and BPA free | Spec table and bullets; no certification named |
| Fit | One lid for 3.3, 2.9 and 2.5 inch diameters | Bullets |
| Can sizes | Most 3 oz, 5.5 oz and 12 to 13.2 oz dog and cat cans | Bullets; the listing gives no diameter for each can size |
| Closure | Snap | Spec table |
| Shape | Round (shape field); jar (style field) | Two fields |
| Dimensions | 11.02 x 7.48 inches | Product dimensions; the listing gives no single-lid size |
| Weight | 9.12 ounces for the set | About 0.57 pound (9.12 divided by 16) |
| Care | Dishwasher safe and freezer friendly | Bullets |
| Pull and grip | Raised pull tab and textured grip | Bullets |
| Claims | Airtight; leak and odor lock; blocks fridge smells | Seller’s wording; no method is described |
The product dimensions of 11.02 by 7.48 inches describe the package or the set, not a single lid. The listing does not give the size of one lid, so you cannot read the set’s dimensions as a fit figure.
Can diameters: the gaps
The listed diameters are 2.5, 2.9 and 3.3 inches. The gap between 2.5 and 2.9 is 0.4 inch, and the gap between 2.9 and 3.3 is also 0.4 inch. A can that measures 3.1 inches sits between two listed sizes, 0.2 inch from each (3.1 minus 2.9 is 0.2, and 3.3 minus 3.1 is 0.2). The gap is about 12 percent of the largest size (0.4 divided by 3.3). The listing does not say how a lid behaves between its listed sizes.
The bullets also link the lids to can sizes: 3 ounce, 5.5 ounce and 12 to 13.2 ounce cans. The listing does not give a diameter for each can size, so the can sizes cannot be turned into a fit check. Measure the can you actually use.
Can tops between and beyond the listed sizes
The table is our arithmetic from the three listed diameters. It shows how far each can top measurement sits from the nearest listed size. The listing does not say how a lid behaves at any of these points.
| Can top (inches) | Nearest listed size (inches) | Distance to nearest (inches) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4 | 2.5 | 0.1 | Just under the smallest listed size |
| 2.5 | 2.5 | 0 | Listed size |
| 2.7 | 2.5 or 2.9 | 0.2 | Equal distance from two sizes |
| 2.9 | 2.9 | 0 | Listed size |
| 3.1 | 2.9 or 3.3 | 0.2 | Equal distance from two sizes |
| 3.3 | 3.3 | 0 | Listed size |
| 3.4 | 3.3 | 0.1 | Just over the largest listed size |
A can that measures 2.7 or 3.1 inches sits exactly between two listed sizes, so the listing does not say which lid is the right one. A can just outside the range, at 2.4 or 3.4 inches, is close to a listed size but is not one. In both cases, check the fit on a clean, empty can before you use the set on food.
Measuring your can
- Measure the top of the can across its widest point, with a ruler or a tape.
- Compare the figure with 2.5, 2.9 and 3.3 inches.
- If the can falls between two sizes, check the fit on a clean, empty can before you rely on the set.
- Note the can size on the label. The listing does not connect a can size to a diameter, so the label is for your own record only.
Storage: what the FDA and Clemson pages say
The FDA page we opened says “Promptly refrigerate or throw out unused or leftover canned and pouched pet food.” It also says “Set your refrigerator to 40 F or below,” and that dry food and unopened canned food should be kept “in a cool and dry place.” The temperature for that cool place “should be less than 80 F.” The FDA page does not give a day limit for opened cans.
The Clemson extension page covers food storage for people, not pets. We cite it only for the refrigerator range. It says “maintain foods at safe temperatures: 40 °F or lower in the refrigerator,” and that “ideal refrigerator temperatures are between 32 and 40°F.” The page does not discuss pet food, so it does not answer how long an opened can keeps.
A lid does not change either rule. The FDA’s advice to refrigerate unused canned food promptly applies whichever lid you use, and a lid that fits well does not replace refrigeration.
How long can opened food stay in the fridge?
The sources we opened do not give a day limit for opened pet food, so this review does not give one. Follow the storage instruction on the food’s label. If the label gives no time limit, ask the food maker for one before you rely on the lid for the food in your can.
Claims to read carefully
The bullets describe the lids as “airtight,” say they keep wet food fresh longer, and say they block fridge smells. Those are the seller’s words. The listing does not describe how the claims were established, and we did not find a source that confirms them for these lids.
The listing also says the silicone is food grade and BPA free. We did not verify a material certification for this set, so treat the wording as the seller’s statement.
Using the six colors
The listing says the six colors can help you “color-code pets, flavors, or days.” That is the seller’s suggestion, and it is a practical one: a color for each food, or for each day’s opened can, makes a crowded fridge easier to read. The colors do not change the fit, so choose the lid size first and the color second.
Cleaning and drying the lids
The bullets say the lids are dishwasher safe and freezer friendly, and they say the raised pull tab and textured grip make removal simple, even with wet hands. The listing does not describe a cleaning cycle, a drying method, or how the lids look after many washes.
Our advice is to check each lid for a change in fit after the first few washes, and to dry the lids fully before they go back on a can. A lid that has warped or lost its seal should be replaced rather than used on food.
What to check on the food label
The FDA page says to “Promptly refrigerate or throw out unused or leftover canned and pouched pet food,” so the first check is the food’s own label. Look for a storage instruction, a time limit for opened cans, and any freezing advice. If the label gives no time limit, ask the food maker before you rely on the lid for that food.
The FDA page also says “Store dry pet food and unopened canned food in a cool and dry place.” A lid does not change how unopened cans should be kept, so keep those in the cupboard until you open them.
Product pick
Yobbai 6-Pack Pet Food Can Lids, Food Safe, BPA Free, Dishwasher Safe
Why it fits: the listing describes six silicone lids in six colors for standard dog and cat cans, with a raised pull tab, a snap closure and a dishwasher-safe design.
Skip if: your can does not match 2.5, 2.9 or 3.3 inches, or you need a lid whose odor-blocking you can rely on, since no source we opened confirms it.
Limit: the sources we opened give no day limit for opened pet food, so the lid does not settle how long the food can stay in the fridge.
Mistakes to avoid
- Choosing by color count. Six colors do not change the fit.
- Skipping the measurement. A can between two listed sizes is not settled by the listing.
- Treating the lid as a storage guarantee. The FDA’s refrigeration advice still applies.
- Reading the set’s dimensions as a lid’s size. The 11.02 by 7.48 inch figure describes the set.
If you are choosing a bowl for wet food, our guide to slow feed bowls for wet food covers that choice. For dogs that eat quickly, see our guide to food bowls for dogs that eat slowly, and the guide to bowls for dogs that eat fast covers a related set of options.
How we chose
We started from the keyword “yobbai food storage.” The research file held 12 listings. One of them, the Yobbai 6-pack of pet food can lids (ASIN B08GF8HJY6), is the product this review covers. The other 11 are other brands and other products, including a feeding mat, bowls and stands, so they are not reviewed here.
Our listing figures date from 2026-10-12. We opened the FDA and Clemson pages on 2026-10-21 and used only wording we could find in their text. We did not use brand or retailer guides for claims about these lids.
What we could not verify
- How well the lids seal, and whether they block fridge odors. The listing claims both, and no source we opened confirms either.
- Fit for cans between the listed sizes, or for cans outside the listed diameters.
- How long opened pet food can stay in the refrigerator, under the lid or otherwise. The FDA page gives no day limit.
- Material certification for the silicone. The listing says food safe and BPA free, and we did not verify that.
- How the lids hold up to repeated dishwasher cycles and freezing. The bullets say they are dishwasher safe and freezer friendly, and the listing does not give a time frame.
- Manufacturer details. We did not open a manufacturer page for Yobbai.
Frequently asked questions
Are the lids dishwasher safe?
The bullets say they are dishwasher safe. We did not verify that claim, so check the lids after the first wash for any change in fit or shape.
Will they fit every can?
No. The listing gives three diameters, 2.5, 2.9 and 3.3 inches. Measure your can, and check the fit on a clean, empty can when the can falls between sizes.
Can I freeze food under them?
The bullets say the lids are freezer friendly. The listing does not say how much room the food needs to expand in the freezer, so check the food label for freezing advice.
How long can opened food stay in the fridge with a lid on?
The sources we opened do not give a day limit for opened pet food. Refrigerate it promptly, as the FDA advises, and follow the food label or ask the food maker for the time limit.
Do the lids block fridge smells?
The bullets say they do. We did not find a source that confirms that claim for these lids.
Are they safe for dogs and cats?
The bullets say the lids are food safe and BPA free, for dog and cat cans. We did not verify a material certification, so treat the statement as the seller’s.
Bottom line
The Yobbai six-pack is a simple set of silicone lids for three standard can diameters. Measure your can first, refrigerate opened food promptly as the FDA advises, and treat the odor and seal claims as the seller’s words.
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Sources
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration, proper storage of pet food and treats, https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/animal-health-literacy/proper-storage-pet-food-treats (content current as of 05/23/2024; opened 2026-10-21)
- Clemson University Home and Garden Information Center, safely storing food, https://hgic.clemson.edu/safely-storing-food/ (published Apr 30, 2018; opened 2026-10-21)
- Amazon listing, Yobbai 6 packs pet food can lids, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GF8HJY6 (opened 2026-10-21; fallback page returned; specifications from listing data collected 2026-10-12)
