PETLIBRO Upgraded RFID Automatic Cat Feeder, 5G Wi-Fi Automatic Pet Feeder, 3L Auto Cat Feeder App Control with Light Collar Tag, Tag Activated One Automatic Cat Food Dispenser 1-10 Meals Control
Original price was: $169.99.$117.97Current price is: $117.97.
Price: $169.99 - $117.97
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Product Dimensions : 10.43 x 9.45 x 17.13 inches; 7.3 Pounds
Item model number : PLAF301
Date First Available : April 19, 2024
Manufacturer : PETLIBRO
ASIN : B0CX8VKMD9
Country of Origin : China
A Feeder Exclusive to One – With a dedicated upgraded light collar tag, the PETLIBRO One RFID automatic cat feeder ensures each pet in a multi-pet household has access to its own exclusive feeder. Whether your pets struggle with food aggression or have unique dietary requirements that require separated feeding, this feeder is designed to address these concerns, ensuring that each pet receives the individual care and attention they deserve. (Only supports the provided collar tag.)
Monitor Pet Eating Habits in Real-Time – The PETLIBRO auto cat feeder with collar tag sensor, supported by Pawsense on the app, generates insightful data reports by monitoring your pet’s meal times and frequency, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of their eating patterns.
Intelligent Automatic Feeding – The PETLIBRO app enables you to create or modify multiple feeding schedules at your convenience, bringing consistency and balance into your pet’s mealtimes. The manual feeding option also allows you to provide an extra reward for your furry friend anytime. (The 3L PETLIBRO automatic pet feeder with collar tag sensor can accommodate a cat for approximately two weeks, though actual duration may vary based on consumption.)
Adjustable Lid Settings for Quicker Adaptation – The food bowl lid speed of the PETLIBRO Wi-Fi timed cat feeder can be adjusted to one of three modes, enabling your pet to quickly adapt to the feeder based on their needs. Additionally, the lid’s closing time can be customized, providing the flexibility to close the lid within 1-10 seconds after the pet walks away.
Five-Layers of Freshness – The sealed lid on the PETLIBRO smart cat feeder, equipped with silicone strips on the edges, effectively isolates air from entering the food tank. When used with the provided desiccant bag, the kibble in the food tank is well protected. Moreover, the sealed rotor remains tightly closed when food is not dispensed, working together with the lid to ensure that your pet enjoys the freshest food possible.
Customers say
Customers find the pet feeder easy to set up and use. It allows cats to freely eat, manage food distribution among different cats, and set up timed feedings with the app. They are satisfied with the build quality. However, some customers have mixed opinions on portion size, value for money, and design.
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Vivian Yuk –
Great feeder, works well
I was looking into pet feeders/bowls that locked until the correct cat came along because one of my cats is getting fat, I suspected he was stealing from his sister so I ordered two of these ones.Pros:- Works amazing, RFID tag and sensor mat work great, havenât had any issues with it not recognizing the cat and refusing to open the lid- Even if it did refuse to open the lid, thereâs a feature on the app where you can change it to âalways openâ until I guess customer support got back to you but havenât needed to go through that yet- App is easy to navigate and use to set up feeding times and amount- Canât steal food from each other. During the first week after I got these, my greedy cat would quickly finish his, see that his sister still has some in her bowl so heâd go to hers but he couldnât get it. Itâs been about a month and a half now and since he knows he canât steal from her anymore, heâs gotten better about eating in moderation since his backup food source is now locked from himCons:- Odd feeding amounts. It measures in 1/12 of a cup which I just think is weird and Iâm also not completely sure thatâs accurate, it seems to be more than 1/12 of a cup that comes out.- I just wish the bowls were tilted a little bit and not as deep so the food would come out and always slide forward, I just worry about my cats getting whisker fatigue but it hasnât seemed to be an issue yet
Joseph Mirabella –
First impression
Okay so as for my first impression and having this product for the first 24 hours. I love it, I love how easy it is to set up, I love the LED display, and I love the functionality of it. There was definitely a learning curve for my two cats, one of them was confused but got it quickly, my younger one(1yo). My older one (8) was scared of it at first but after some persuasion and the use of wet food he came around and my now he is pretty good. First morning also that my cats were not screaming at me an hour before I wanted to get out of bed which was the BEST part. Only thing I hope to see change, maybe they might make a software update for it but the LED display only allows for one setting of when to be on and off. I would love for me to be able to change it so the display is on and off day by day and not as one set time crime. Not worth removing a star cause the function and my quality of life has improved in the first day. No screaming cats. Iâll come back in a month or two to update. But as of right now, itâs well worth the money. Oh and 3 liter capacity is really nice too. Oh and it also will stop if it detects thereâs too much food cause it backs up the port it comes out. Which is nice cause it prevents jamming from getting worse or breaking. As of now if you got the money and the need, this is worth it.
Carbon Neutral –
Overall good with major downsides
The good: Easy to set up. Love having set eating schedules for the dogs. Also love tracking when they come to eat and for how long.The bad: Capacitive buttons are easily pressed by our dogsâ ears. Despite locking them, the dogs figure out that they can keep pressing them such that it will either A.) give extra helpings of food or B.) fully reset the device so it requires setup again.The Ugly: Reaching out to the manufacturer, I asked if they could implement a FW update to allow disabling the buttons. Petlibro informed me it was not an option and would only be under consideration.Overall, I really like the device. We have two and it has kept our dogs from eating one anotherâs food, which was especially important when one was still a puppy and ate puppy specific food. For any dog larger than a corgi, the food hopper simply isnât large enough to justify the convenience factor and the cover mechanism is quite flimsy. It works fine, but really needs additional FW updates in the current iteration to improve the less than great aspects. It doesnât make any sense why there isnât a cover for the buttons or at least the option to disable them. Ideally, there would be a larger version or a hopper extension more suitable for medium to larger dog breeds.
SW –
Good feeder; not pet-proof
On the whole, we like the feeder. It’s easy to set up, and delivers small portions. The collar sensor works great. At a glance it’s perfect for letting our little cat eat in peace without the big cats butting in.If you have multiple pets who are all well behaved, this is a great option… If your pets are well behaved you probably don’t need the $150 feeder.Our cats are out to test the build quality of this thing, and from day one it has lost the battle.They pop the side barriers off from around the bowl area. It snaps into place, but can easily be popped right back out.They claw the lid from it’s “latched” position. The very first day, they tore the silicon trim around the lid at the latch.Our little kitty has special prescribed kibbles, which is why we need the special feeder, to keep the big (punks) out of her bowl. Her kibbles are just small enough they get stuck in the little space where the lid should latch closed. I get multiple alerts a day that the lid can’t close, and have to manually clear it. The big kitties have learned to just wait for the lid to not close completely, and pry it up easily.Which brings us to the buttons. They’re not labeled; they’re touching screen icons. We had to go out of town the first week; we had someone coming over daily to check on the critters and he had trouble with the feeder. I hadn’t left the manual out (why would I?), and he couldn’t immediately identify which icon does what. One of said buttons is a WI-FI RESET?!?! He thought that was the manual feed and instead of serving kibbles I lost all remote connection to the machine AND IT CLEARED OUT THE FEEDING SCHEDULE. My cat did not receive her scheduled feedings for four days before we figured that out. There’s plenty of room on the face to add keywords. I guess I’m hitting it with the label maker. (That reset button needs to be in back or below with the batteries.)Oh, and the touchscreen buttons? Thank goodness one is a long press lock/unlock, because I’ve heard one of the cats tap them while trying to break in. It’s only a matter of time until she figures it out.Aaaand hope she doesn’t lose the collar ’cause you only get the one tag.The dispenser itself works as well as the $50 dispenser we now use for the other cats. It may not have Wi-Fi and a fancy display, but it does have its feeding schedule programmed directly into the machine.TLDR: very pretty feeder, not very durable. Functions as well as cheaper models, but needed the collar/chip option. Making it work.
KRinSG –
Our cat needs a specific calorie count as he had gained some weight. We were measuring food daily and even tried doing a week at a time but it was becoming a hassle. This machine has been amazing! The setup was very easy and the machine works great for our catâs food (Purina Overweight Management). Calculating the number of portions was simple. I dispensed a single portion from the machine a few times and weighed them to get an average per portion (they were very close) then figured out how many portions he needed per day (14) and divided them up into 3 meals (5-5-4). We have needed to move the unit to a different location a couple of times and since we had the battery installed we didnât lose the meal settings when it was unplugged for a few minutes. We havenât used the voice feature because our cat seems to know when food time is getting close and hangs around it. As soon as he hears the food dropping into the bowl he comes running! The large hopper holds at least a few weeks of food so I would feel comfortable trusting it to keep him fed if we needed to be away for a few days. We havenât had any issues with it becoming jammed or skipping meals.
Kindle Customer –
We have 2 of these. Unlike other pet feeding mats, this keeps its shape and has a curved side to catch any food/liquids. It looks so neat. I would 1000% recommend this.
Phang Wei Qiang –
The device works well for the most part and fulfills it’s use as an auto feeder plus rfid tagger so only one of my cats can eat from it.However there seems to be a touch sensitivity and button placement issue, whereby once I unlock the touch buttons (they are by default locked) there are ghost inputs. The worst part is the lid open button is right next to the reset button, so when I tried to manually open the lid, the ghost input instead kept resetting the device causing me to redo the whole setup a few times.Also for a device that cost that much perhaps it would not be too much to ask that a camera come equipped so we can see which pet is using the feeder rather than rely on the rfid tracker which can be wildly inaccurate at times; I have seen a few instances where my cat was eating from it but the app says it has not used the feeder.
K.Schultze –
The product looks great. But the material is not strong enough to compensate for kittens that like to chew things. In one day the product was ripped and bitten by a 6 month old kitten.
CDNinHH –
As others have had, our issue was the cat waking us up at 4 and 5 am to be fed. Too save my sanity I thought I had to try something. Our cat took to this easily, my wife recorded her voice calling the cat and when she hears this she just runs downstairs to the feeder. The voice is not very loud and I was concerned that she would not hear it but obviously her ears are better than mine and we have it in the basement and she can hear the voice prompt from a long way away. I set it for 5:30 am and have not been woken up since. I also have a small snack at 12 noon and then another feeding at 6pm. The cat runs every time she hears it. If I have one complaint its the extremely small font used in the instruction manual and the hard to read buttons on the unit. Makes it a bit of a challenge to program it the first time, but once you get thru that it works as it should.