PETLIBRO Automatic Cat Feeder, 5G WiFi Automatic Dog Food Dispenser with Freshness Preservation, 5L Timed Pet Feeder with Low Food Sensor, Up to 10 Meals Per Day, Granary Black

This has saved my sanity. I recently added a 7 yr old cat to our household. He was free fed and 5 lbs overweight by his previous owner. Trying to cut down his amount of food and listening to him meow for an hour before feeding time was making both of us crabby and nuts. I got this and after finally converting the amount of food the vet said to feed him into 1/12th cups, I set up a feeding schedule for the cat to get a small amount of food 5 times a day in addition to his 3x's a day wet food. The cat is happy because he gets to eat throughout the day without over eating. He has even settled down enough to not feel like he has to eat it all immediately and is leaving a little in the bowl. I'm thrilled because I don't have to feed him 8 times a day and he isn't meowing constantly. The set up was fairly easy - once you figure out how to get past the "care app offer". It's easy to adjust the time and amount the feeder dispenses as the cat settles in. The instructions say for best results to be within 20 feet of wifi without walls in the path. I have two machines (the cats don't share well) and one is on the second floor. It set up and works perfectly fine despite being much farther away from the wifi. These are perfect for cats who are very food related and eat everything as soon as you serve it. I am slowly getting my timid kitty used to the machine. For him, I let the machine sit a foot away from his bowl, not set up, for a few days. Then, I set it up to dispense food when he was near but not too close so hecouldcheck it out. The 3rd step was to move his bowl next to the feeder but let him eat out of his original bowl. 4th step was to let him see me take food from the dispenser bowl to his normal bowl leaving some dry in the feeder bowl. After a few days, he started eating out of the feeder bowl and is no longer afraid of it.

I've been using this feeder since September, and now in December 2025, it's still working perfectly. The Wi-Fi setup took a bit longer than expected, but it was easy overall. I really love it, and I also purchased the filtered water dispenser (different review). It has a small footprint and a nice contemporary design. One downside is that it could come with a few more desiccants instead of just one. However, I appreciate that I could leave my cat home for a few days with it. The volume is adequate but can be adjusted if it’s too loud. I'm so pleased with this feeder that I'm considering getting two cameras from this brand as well. Oh, and my cat loves it!

This was our second try at an automatic feeder for our dogs. We got 2, one for each dog. The previous brand we got started clogging in the first week so we were concerned. I read a lot of reviews on multiple platforms before deciding on this one. We have only had one of these clog once and I think that may have been my fault. We have 2 50+ lb dogs and we were able to put enough food in the large feeders to last 8 days while we were on a trip. It should have lasted 10 days as it is said to hold 20 cups and the dogs were each getting just under a cup of food twice a day but it ran out of food after 16 meals. We had changed to small dog kibble because the previous feeders couldn't handle the regular kibble we used which is not nearly as big as the max size claimed to be able to handle. We are in the process of switching back to the regular kibble now since these are working so well. We will see if that continues. We normally feed our dogs the Kirkland Signature Nature's Own Salmon and Sweet Potato which I think is 12mm sized but switched to the small dog chicken and rice. I love the fact that it tells me when the food backs up in the opening and when the grainary low on food. Those are really helpful notifications. It is annoying that the desiccant only lasts 14 days. Not sure why that is. Our previous one had a camera which it turned out wasn't as helpful as we thought since you can't see their food bowls to determine if they have eaten or not just the tops of their heads while they are eating. So we got a lightbulb camera and hung it above their crates. We can see when they are eating or not with it. Yes, our dogs are crated for meals. They are actually pretty funny as they won't go into their crates to eat if we are home until we go with them. So this hasn't eliminated the need to get up at 6am to feed the dogs. It just means it is faster to deal with and takes less early morning brain power. It has become my morning alarm as their bowls and crates are just in the next room from my bedroom and I can clearly hear them when the food drops into the bowls. We removed the metal bowls and just use the plastic bowl because the metal bowl was too noisy for one dog and too small for the other. One thing different about this feeder is it gives you the amount in parts of a cup instead of weight. It does let you feed all at once or you can break it up into multiple smaller amounts. So far this has been great. Once we get the food switched over to the regular kibble if we have any problems I will come back and report on it.

Great and easy to use, program the feeder. Only thing is the voice box it uses it not great. Does not sound like your own voice and isnt great quality, a lot of static when it activates. Now that doesn't bother my dog cuz he just associates the noise its making while talking as his food being filled. But you can change the amount of food it gives and the times up to 6 times a day. I have my dog fed 5 times a day, however it does take some time figuring out how much the feeder actually gives. You can program 1-50 portions for feeding and the portions are pretty small, like a few kibble each. So since my dog is a husky about 70lbs I feed him 5 times a day at 5 portions each feeding and that will give him the same amount as if I fed him twice a day about 2 cups each. To give you an idea on how the portions work! So if you wanted to auto feed twice a day I would look into maybe 20 or so portions for each meal! Just experiment and put it at different settings. The food does need to be refilled every couple days as the tank does not hold as much (it would work a lot better for smaller dogs with smaller food). But it works just fine for what I need while im working!

So far it works well (one week). I'm going on a trip in January and will be having Pele stop by to check on kitty while I'm gone. I wanted the food and water to be pretty well taken care of so all they have to do is check that the fountain and feeder appear to be on/working and make sure kitty seems healthy and give her some live and attention. She eats fine out of it and it's dispensing properly on schedule. I got a deal on a returned product, so mine was missing the manual. I had to look it up and programming was pretty easy after that. The model I have does not include wifi or camera. It's just a timed feeder that allows you to record a message that plays at feeding time. The 3L size is perfect for my cat and should easily get her through the 5 days I'll be gone.

Incoming lengthy review so here's the TLDR/most important stuff to note: - Easy machine set up - 2.5 & 5G with great wifi reach for app access - Dual power source with a lengthy adapter and option for 2 or 3 D batteries (batteries are not included, but not both at the same time are required) - Large food tank that dispenses 2-15mm sized kibble, and a window screen to see how full the tank is - Portions are super accurate (try manually dispensing a few times to make sure your machine is the same) - Desiccant bag for freshness (Slight con: these have to be replaced & bought separately every 2 weeks so it can add up. 1 is included in your order.) - EASY app interface, with easy set up - Scheduled feedings, with customization for a certain time and portion per scheduled feeding - 1/12 fraction system, but easy to convert online if you Google it (i.e. 1/4 cup = 3/12 cup) - Alerts for when desiccant bag needs changing and when there's a blockage - Manual feeding option with choice of portion size at the touch of a button - Meal call set up so you can call to your pet with either their standard voice set up OR you can record a voice recording so they hear your voice! So I finally decided to pull the trigger on getting an automatic dry food feeder to better suit my schedule. And I gotta say, if you're looking for one... this is it! Setting up the machine is simple, and the cord for plug in power is a decent length -- and YES, it's also battery operated! (2 or 3 D batteries) It's always nice to have a fail safe, so you can use one or the other based on your preference. The inner mechanism for dispensing the food has not clogged at all for me, and I was feeding my stinky with Instincts Raw which includes slightly larger pieces of Rabbit hide. I was worried it wouldn't dispense, but nope! Everything runs smoothly. (Which is good because those are her favorite pieces) I also tested the portions with the Manual feeding option just to make sure the fractioned portions I wanted were correct, and those were on point as well. The app has to be the real selling point for me here. It's so simple to set up -- no crazy mumbo jumbo to go through just to get a schedule set. If you look at my screenshots, you'll see how clean the interface is. I was able to set up the exact time I wanted a feeding, and you can schedule multiple feedings a day. With those scheduled feedings, they go by a 12th fraction system. That can be a little confusing at first if you're not familiar with fraction conversions, and you're trying to be precise with your little one's calorie intake, which is what I'm doing. But a simple google search of "1/4 cup to 1/12 fraction" will pull up a handy calculator so you can get the right portions! You can also set different portions for the different scheduled times as well. You can get super personal with it -- INCLUDING adding meal time calls. I added a voice recording calling her name since she's so used to a human getting her attention by pouring her food. Even with me sitting next to her, her ears perk up and she RUNS if she hears the machine calling her name lol... I absolutely love the alerts this app sends to your phone as well. It notifies you if the food bowl happens to be too full to fully dispense the portion listed for the schedule. Once it's cleared (by a human, or your creature happens to start scarfing it down) it'll also notify you of that! Also, there's alerts for the desiccant bags when they need changing after 2 weeks. These keep the food fresh inside the tanks and helps control moisture, so it's necessary. I'd have to say that's my ONLY con. $15.99 for a 4 pack, and I don't believe there's an option for a larger pack, so really you'd be buying these every 2 months -- which, to some, is not even that bad. But I'm horrible with remembering stuff, so I'd say just subscribe to get them shipped to you automatically. SO in conclusion -- yeah. This was the best purchase I've made so far this year on Amazon. I have nothing but great things to say about this product, and I really hope you pull the trigger on it, too!

Sleek, clean design. Nice size. We’ve had it two months and it’s worked flawlessly. Love that I can use app to adjust and control. Probably the best thing is that “the lady in the can,” as we call her, feeds our dog exactly on time (even on the rare occasion when we’re not home) and in the exact amount; she doesn’t give him a “little extra” just because he’s cute and sweet! As a result, he’s at a good, healthy weight. Highly recommend!

Great quality but has issues with WIFI connectivity (even close to access point) and gets jammed on even slightly bigger kernals that it should be able to handle no problem. Noise is low, not heavy and easy to take apart housing for cleaning. Setup is easy with instructions. I fear a lot though when out that the dispenser will jam so I still pair with old machine that doesn't as a backup (always have two anyway in case of failure of one to not let my cats starve). Once I had a bad jam which is does report on the app when not home and had to manually dispense a few times until it unstuck itself (by miracle) . Feeding times offer a lot of configurability, times and quantity. Does have a low food sensor that works well. WiFi issues happen generally on first re-setup when going on trips and sometimes require factory reset. Generally when on battery only this is seen more so I use battery and plug together.