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PETLIBRO RFID Automatic Cat Feeder
Purpose-built for the multi-cat problem. Each cat wears an RFID collar tag, and the feeder's lid and bowl shields only open for the right cat — so the food thief stays out and a pet on a special diet, weight plan, or medication schedule gets its own portion. The app tracks who ate what, when, and how much — useful for spotting appetite changes early. A 3L hopper holds roughly two weeks for one cat, dual-band Wi-Fi keeps the connection and low-food alerts reliable, and a backup battery keeps meals on schedule through outages. One constraint: it only recognizes the provided collar tags, so factor in tags for each cat.
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PETLIBRO Automatic Wet Food Cat Feeder
Most automatic feeders can't handle wet food; this PETLIBRO is built specifically to. Semiconductor cooling keeps meals fresh for up to 72 hours—more dependable than ice packs—and a clever touch returns each served portion toward room temperature about 30 minutes before mealtime so it's palatable, not fridge-cold. The three-compartment stainless steel tray is dishwasher-safe and smoother on a cat's chin than plastic. You schedule meals, check status, or trigger Feed Now from the app over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, and can reopen unfinished portions to cut waste. Infrared sensors on both sides of the lid delay closing if your cat's still eating—the safety detail that matters. Backed by a 24-month commitment.
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PETLIBRO Automatic Cat Feeder
PETLIBRO's mainstay dry-food feeder, and a deservedly popular one for everyday automatic feeding. You schedule up to 10 meals a day at 1 to 48 portions each through the app over Wi-Fi (5GHz or 2.4GHz), and check feeding records to confirm your pet actually ate. A 10-second recordable meal call draws pets to the bowl, and the freshness design matters: a twist-lock lid, sealing strip, and built-in desiccant keep kibble crunchy while a patented rotor stops pets stealing extra. The alerting earns trust: phone notifications and a red indicator flag an empty tank, a jam, or low battery, and an infrared sensor halts dispensing if the outlet clogs.