PETLIBRO Automatic Cat Feeder

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 !

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.

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One of my boys ended up on a diet, and I'm one of those people who actually works 40+ hours a week. This thing is a gift from the gods. I've set it to feed him the proper amount every six hours, and it works like a charm. Yes...the poor boy is still hungry. That's what "dieting" is when you're a cat. But he's never hungry for long, and he waddles his way up to the feeder when he hears it go off, like clockwork. Pun intended. Will it last years and years? I can't speak to longevity. But, it's not a complex device, and it has a battery backup for when (not if) the power goes out in the rural area where we live. If I were going to ding it a star (and I'm not), it would be because it uses D cell batteries. Are those still real? Am I living in the 1970's? I must be, because I bought D cell batteries just for this thing. This isn't rocket surgery or brain science...just manufacture it to use AA's, like the rest of reality. Still...not complaining. Much. It's a great feeder. It holds a good amount, and isn't bad to clean. It's pretty quiet, but the sound of the kibble dropping into the metal bowl isn't. So what. Welcome to being owned by pets.