SKYMEE Dog Camera Treat Dispenser, WiFi Remote Pet Camera with Two-Way Audio and Night Vision, Compatible with Alexa

Setting the pet camera up was a breeze, and it's been a lot of fun using it to check in on my dog while I'm out. It's been especially helpful since my dog has anxiety, and being able to see that she's doing okay gives me peace of mind too. One of my favorite features is the treat dispenser. It's great to be able to reward my dog's good behavior even when I'm not there in person. The camera quality is impressive too. It's easy to control the camera's movement and zoom in remotely, and the night vision works really well. SKYMEE'S customer service is also excellent. I was worried because the instructions come in Mandarin and in English, but they respond to emails promptly, and their English was very good. Overall, I highly recommend the remote pet camera to any pet owner who wants to keep an eye on their furry friend while they're away. It's been a game-changer for me and has made leaving my dog at home a lot less stressful.

Pretty solid at delivering treats, and it's nice to have changeable doors that allow bigger treats to exit or how many of smaller treats. From the descriptions and reviews I didn't get how this worked, so for the curious, I'll mention it here. There's a cone shaped reservoir that you fill with food/treats. When you launch treat with apps, a little scoop rises up from bottom center along the inside wall and pushes the treats up and out the hole in a changeable silicone door. From there, they drop into the front firing chamber where spring kicks them out to the floor. It actually lunches the treat first that is always sitting in the chamber from the previous cycle. I think it does this because it wants to ensure the treat is always ready to exit out to the floor reliably and fast. I think there is a senor for it to know a treat is in the chamber, because it will sometime cycle a few times to ensure a treat was successfully picked up and dropped into the chamber. The camera and the app work quite well, and the night vision is pretty impressive. I find it still looks great and has nice smooth video when using the "smooth" mode. For me, the "HD" and "SD" modes are too slow and freeze up, and I don't really notice that the image quality is any better. I have not yet used the motion detection, so I won't comment on that. The app does have a firmware updater, which I was able to get a new update for it.

If you just want to look in on your pets and throw them a treat I am sure you can find cheaper. It doesn't notify you when someone or your pet passes in front. It doesn't record unless you have a card. FURBO is much better.

One customer complained that it does not shoot the treats, maybe she bought super big treats that do not fit. It works perfectly for me. The camera is great and I love to see my dog walking around. It also has night vision! Maybe a little too sensitive cause it keeps snapping pictures even when there is nothing moving. It must see a mosquito or something very small! The barks kind of scare my dog but he is very scared of everything. I used the meow for him.

I’m a Treat Dealer, LOL! I was concerned leaving my cat at home for the first time. We are codependent LOL. This was perfect I could see my boy and keep him happy until I got home. Easy to set up and easy to use! Recommended for your dog and your CAT!

I actually bought this for my 15 mount old grandson. My daughter (his mom) is In The hospital and she has been very emotional not being with her son and he’s not allowed at the hospital to visit.... so I bought this to put in his play area so his mom can peak in on him anytime that she wants and can interact with him. He can hear his mommy say she loves him and his mommy can see & hear him anytime. Sure, I could’ve used any kind of nanny cam but it absolutely delighted both my daughter and my grandson that she can fling treats to him. They both had so much fun doing this.... I filled it with Gerber baby puffs and it works perfect! Flinging the puffs to her son, was the first joy my daughter has had in a week... it may seem silly to some but anything that can bring them joy is worth it- this was a fantastic price. Works very well, you can record your own sound too or use the built in dog bark or cat meow- it makes a sound just before it flings the treats. We recorded saying my grandson’s name so it calls him over and he knows he’s gonna get his puffs. My daughter says it lags on her end but I’m sure that is just due to the crappy reception she has on her phone in the hospital. My little dog thinks it pretty great too (she shares some of the puffs with the baby)- so it’s intended use for dogs is pretty great too. Definitely recommend for many uses!

I was really hopeful this would help our foster dog who is anxious in a crate, but it just scared him more. The loud barking noise it makes when you try to deliver a treat is jarring and the treats only made it out of the camera about half the time. Not worth it unfortunately.

This item is worth about$50. -instructions confusing, and mostly in Chinese. But somehow I got it working. Setup might stump someone who struggles with configuring apps. -It keeps reverting back to the 'dog bark' sound when dispensing treats. My cats are terrified of that bark. Need to set the dispenser alert before every treat feed so it doesn't bark at them. - camera is ok. Sometimes it works better than other times. Motion detector setting just seems to snap shots at random intervals regardless of sensitivity setting. I get about 20 snapshots an hour with no apparent motion. So maybe not the best treat dispenser, but we are making the most of it. I did score it for a low price. Unless it breaks in the next few weeks, I plan to keep it.