Automatic Cat Feeder with Camera, 1080P HD Video with Night Vision, 5G WiFi Pet Feeder with 2-Way Audio, Low Food & Blockage Sensor, Motion & Sound Alerts for Cat & Dog Single Tray

We really like this auto cat feeder. I had a more basic one without an app and this has been so much better. Ours is set to feed only in the morning and we feed wet food at night but if we are out it's really easy to log on to the app and schedule a feeding. Setup was super easy too. Portion control was a little confusing but I was able to figure it out. It plugs into the wall and has a backup battery that so far works well. I've had to clean it once when we got ants and it was pretty easy to clean out. I love the video quality and sound. You can record calling your cat to eat. I can also look back in the videos to make sure he was fed. It's really great if you are out for the night or weekend and you want to check in on your cat. I've had no issues with this feeder.

Love this automatic feeder. Super easy to program and reliable. The bowl is stainless steel and easily removable for cleaning. Its not loud either, which is good because I startle easily! I appreciated that the portions are highly customizable as well. Love not waking up early for on time feedings.

This is a great device, and I really like how it works. The downside is the app. It works, sure, but it's quirky and setting it up is also quirky. Let alone that there are two versions of the app to make it more confusing. There is also no way that I am aware of to have my spouse and I both connected to the device. So for now my wife has control of it and that is fine but its kinda silly that its either or. The machine works great and I like the ability to check in on the cat though the camera. But the app and annoying push to get a subscription are super lame. You can use it without a subscription but it definitely acts like you are missing out and sends annoying emails about the sub and other devices.

Works great and is reliable. The backup batteries are huge (D cell) but it has been dependable and keeps kitty fed. Dish is easy to clean. Not a super high quality item but didn’t expect that.

I’m out of the house for long periods of the day and often worry about my cat getting hungry, so this automatic cat feeder has been really helpful. It has a camera, microphone, and the feeding function works pretty well overall. There are a couple of downsides. For some reason, the machine doesn’t release food very smoothly. The cat food I use is actually smaller than the size recommended in the instruction manual, but it still takes a bit for the food to come out of the machine and into the dish. Sometimes it even breaks the kibble pieces slightly. The microphone works, but the audio is a bit grainy. My voice sounds quiet and not very clear on the other end, so sometimes the transmission doesn’t come through well. My cat also prefers eating from a higher level, so I had to place the feeder on a box since it normally sits just a few inches off the ground. The app generally works fine, but it can occasionally lag or take a little while to connect. It’s not a huge issue—I usually just wait a bit longer. I do wish the app had more customizable features, but the essential functions are there. On the positive side, the camera works well and detects motion every time my cat comes near. Even when I’m not feeding her, I can still check in and watch her through the camera, which gives me peace of mind.

I've had this for a little over a year and it's performed as advertised. Easy to assemble, set portion sizes according to your animal needs or vet recommendation. I also find it humorous that I can record my own meal-time jingles. Cat loves food, yeah yeah.

I was hesitant to buy this based some of the negative reviews but so far, I'm very happy with this feeder! I've done a few tests to rule out the issues that some people have reported and I'm happy to report that I haven't experience any issues in my case. At first, setting up the network and installing software update would fail over and over. What is odd is once I walked away from the unit, about 10 feet, it connected to Wi-Fi instantly, and software also updated instantly. Somehow the cell phone in-hand interferes with the unit connecting to the Wi-Fi signal. I wish I had known this from the start. I was concerned that my router is in the basement on the other side of the house. I was able to connect to 2.4 Ghz Wi-Fi and the signal has never dropped so far. I have 5 Ghz as well but the router is too far away and there's too many walls for a stable connection. Besides 5 Ghz is over kill, video streaming works fine on 2.4 Ghz and signal travels farther and works better through walls. I have an AC timer connected to my router and ONT to cut power to both at 4:30am every morning for 30 minutes. This simulates a power outage and the Petlibro reconnects every single time no issues. I tested the backup battery by disconnecting the power adaptor and the unit continued to dispense as per schedule with the 3 D-cell batteries! However, it disconnects from Wi-Fi when running on batteries. This was probably by design to conserve battery. Disappointed as I like to see the food in the bowl and option to manually feed for peace of mind! I found an easy and cheap workaround that maintains Wi-Fi connection on battery power. I connected a cheap $20 4000mah portable USB battery, that is used to charge cell phones, into the USB port and then I plugged a USB phone charger into that battery. The battery is charged and powers the unit at the same time. Not all USB battery packs have this pass-through feature, and I was surprised that this small cheap power pack did. I chose to use a higher quality charger instead of the included charger as I noticed that the included power pack got a little hot when charging this USB battery. I then disconnected the charger from the wall outlet to simulate a power outage and the unit disconnected from the Wi-Fi for only 15 seconds but then reconnected. It's fully functional running on the USB power pack, stayed connected to Wi-Fi and enough power to run for 6 hours! An even larger USB battery will last at least 12-24 hours longer. Keep in mind this is only helpful if your Router & ONT are also on battery-backup/UPS so they are powered during a power outage. I have the smallest APC UPS for the router and ONT that cost $69. Also, the D-batteries are not even used until this USB battery pack is depleted! So technically my current setup will continue feeding per schedule for about 24 hours using both batteries. The unit apparently doesn't draw a lot of power, so I wonder why Petlibro doesn't allow Wi-Fi on the D-batteries or include a rechargeable battery instead of 3 D-batteries. D batteries are not cheap, they will lose power over time and are sold in packs of four, so I have a single battery left over. My USB battery is always 100% charged and ready to go so I prefer this setup. So far, the portion size is consistent and zero blockages. Then again, I am using very small kibble and set to 1 portion for 6 feedings. I need to dispense the smallest portion and feed more often as my cat throws up if he eats too fast or too much. This unit is great as my cat hasn't thrown up at all since, I bought this unit! I wish I could select an even smaller portion. Portion size is bigger when using small kibble. An added benefit of the motion activated camera is that it's also activated when my cat is drinking from the water fountain 12 feet in front of the feeder. I never see my cat drinking water and now I have proof. lol I have not confirmed yet that the low-food alert works but I will update the review if there are any issues. Some users have complained that you can't delete a scheduled feeding. Swipe left and it gives you an option to delete a scheduled feeding. So far, I agree with everything that is being said in the positive reviews and luckily not experiencing the issues in the negative reviews.

On the whole, I'm happy with this. What I like: - Good seal! Food odors don't leak out, unlike other brands of cat feeder. The cat isn't tempted to knock it over or try to break in. - It's cute, it works, and the whole setup fits on a standard "ant proof tray". - The bowl is decently shallow and wide; no obvious "whisker stress". What I might not like: - The ant proof tray, much to be desired, is sold separately. - Portion size is inconvenient. Here's what I mean. My cat needs exactly 5 and 1/2 of these portions total in a day. With 6, she leaves food behind and/or gains weight; but with 5, she begs too much. I see no way to program a 1/2 portion.

The machine is great, but night vision doesn’t work

Le distributeur de croquettes PetLibro est un excellent ajout à notre quotidien ! Il est très facile à programmer, et l’application mobile permet de contrôler les repas de mon animal à distance, ce qui est extrêmement pratique. La capacité du réservoir est suffisante pour plusieurs jours, et le mécanisme de distribution fonctionne parfaitement sans se bloquer. La qualité de fabrication est solide, et le design est élégant et discret. En plus, il a aidé à réguler les portions et les horaires de repas de mon animal, ce qui est un vrai plus pour sa santé. Je recommande vivement ce produit !

Nice and easy to use feeder, with camera that you can see through an app. Really nice to have feeder which has allowed us to easily portion control our cat which needed to eat slightly less. Camera feature is great for when you out of the house and need some reassurance your cat is still getting and eating it's food! Being able to easily change the portions and schedule is great from the app, rather than having to fiddle around with any buttons on the device. Does seem to occasionally go offline for a while, not sure if this is from software updates, but happens every few weeks

It is a great pet feeder. You can either plug it in or use batteries. The light disturbed me at night but if you use the batteries and unplug the pet feeder there is no more light! The design is really pretty and discrete. I have not tried to put it in the dishwasher yet but it's fairly easy to clean. Love it!

I got this for my cat so that he can get fed even when I am in the office. The sound of the kibbles hitting the metal bowl alone is sufficient to get them running to the bowl even for the first time. Didn’t need to use the voice recording at all. Did take a while to figure out the setup but once the timings are set, it’s pretty fuss free until you need to top up the food.