PETLIBRO RFID Automatic Cat Feeder with Collar Sensor, Personalized Meals, Anti-Stealing
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- Best for
- homes with two or more cats, prescription-diet households, or any cat parent who h
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- Requires the included collar sensor to be worn full-time, some cats need a few days to adapt to the new collar tag
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The PETLIBRO RFID Automatic Cat Feeder solves the multi-cat household problem: one cat steals the other's food. Each cat wears a lightweight RFID collar sensor, and the feeder lid only opens for the matched cat. The hopper holds enough kibble for several days, the schedule is set through the PETLIBRO app, and per-cat portion sizes and diet tracking are recorded so you actually know how much each cat ate. Best fit: homes with two or more cats, prescription-diet households, or any cat parent who h
Pros
- RFID collar sensor genuinely keeps the diet cat's portion safe from the snack cat
- App logs per-cat eating history so you actually know who ate what
- Anti-stealing lid is the most-requested feature in multi-cat households
Cons
- Requires the included collar sensor to be worn full-time, some cats need a few days to adapt to the new collar tag
Frequently asked questions
How many cats can it recognize?
The feeder pairs with up to 4 RFID collar sensors, so up to 4 cats can have their own personalized schedule and portion size on the same feeder.
Does it work for wet food?
No, this model is for dry kibble only. PETLIBRO makes a separate wet-food feeder line for that use case.
What happens during a power outage?
The feeder runs on a backup battery (3 D-cells, not included) when AC power is lost, so scheduled feeds continue uninterrupted for several days.
Is the collar sensor safe for cats?
The collar uses passive RFID, so it has no battery and emits no signal until the feeder reads it at very close range. It is lightweight and meets standard cat-collar safety guidelines.
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