My cats tested two smart pet feeders — this is the one they thought was purrrfect
I've been testing two smart automatic cat feeders; here's what my pets (and I) think about them.
Two cats, Molly and Cody, tested two smart pet feeders, and the Molly&Cody Smart Feeder 6L Camera emerged victorious. This $62 device, now discounted from $69, offers a camera, battery backup, and a capacity of up to six liters of food. The feeder's live feed is clear enough to observe the cats eating, although only their heads and ears are visible.
Users can also record photos and videos manually, though not automatically. The feeder's mechanism resembles a gumball machine, with a hopper dispensing food via a small wheel. However, the bowl's small size makes it better suited for a single pet, causing competition among the two cats. In contrast, the OneIsAll dual-bowl feeder, priced at $99, features two 1080p cameras, a 5-liter hopper, and two push-button latches for easy cleaning.
The app provides notifications and pet profiles while recording videos to a microSD card or cloud storage, albeit with a subscription.
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