Smart feeder with a camera
Feed them on time. See that they ate.
A timed feeder tells you food was dispensed. It does not tell you whether anyone came to eat it. This one has a 1080p camera with night vision pointed at the bowl, so you can check — and talk to them while you are at it.
Capacity
8 litres, in two chambers
The hopper splits into a 3 litre and a 5 litre chamber, so you can keep two foods separated, or just refill one side at a time and keep the rest sealed.
Schedule up to 15 meals a day, anywhere from 1 to 99 portions per meal. Dry food only.
The camera
Look in, and talk back
1080p, wide angle, with night vision for the hours your pet is most likely to be wandering around on their own. Take a screenshot or record a clip from the app.
The speaker and microphone work both ways — useful for calling a cat over to a meal they have ignored, and for the people who simply want to say hello at lunchtime.
While you are out
It keeps going when the power does not
Battery backup holds the schedule through a power cut, and the feeder keeps to its timings even if the internet drops — the schedule lives on the device, not in the app. Batteries are not included.
Several people can share the same feeder from their own phones, which matters in a house where more than one person feeds the animal.
Food and bowl
A 60 mm outlet, and a bowl worth washing
The outlet takes kibble up to roughly 15 mm across, which covers most dry food and a good deal of freeze-dried.
The bowl is stainless steel rather than plastic, the lid locks so a determined cat cannot tip the hopper, and the USB cable is braided to survive being chewed.
Day to day
Motion alerts, and a barrel that comes apart
The camera flags movement at the bowl, so you get a record of who turned up and when rather than a wall of empty footage.
The barrel lifts out and separates for washing. Dry it fully before refilling — damp kibble is what jams a feeder.
Setting it up
Three ways to pair it
Bluetooth, QR code or AP mode, from the app on Android or iOS. The 2.4 GHz models join a 2.4 GHz network; the dual-band models will also join a 5 GHz one, which is worth having if your router keeps the two bands on separate names.
Which model
Four configurations
| Model |
WiFi |
Bowls |
| 2.4 GHz / 1 bowl |
2.4 GHz |
One stainless bowl |
| 2.4 GHz / 2 bowls |
2.4 GHz |
Splitter and two bowls |
| Dual-band / 1 bowl |
2.4 GHz + 5 GHz |
One stainless bowl |
| Dual-band / 2 bowls |
2.4 GHz + 5 GHz |
Splitter and two bowls |
The details
What you are buying
| Capacity |
8 L hopper (3 L + 5 L chambers), dry food only |
| Camera |
1080p, wide angle, night vision, motion detection |
| Audio |
Two-way — speaker and microphone |
| Scheduling |
Up to 15 meals a day, 1–99 portions per meal |
| Kibble size |
Up to about 15 mm across, 60 mm outlet |
| Bowl |
Stainless steel, removable |
| Body |
Food-grade ABS |
| Power |
DC 5 V over USB, with battery backup (batteries not included) |
| Connectivity |
Wi-Fi, plus Bluetooth for setup |
| Weight |
About 2 kg empty |
In the box — please read
Feeder, stainless bowl (or splitter and two bowls), braided USB cable, power adapter, manual and a desiccant sachet. Pet food is not included, and neither are the backup batteries.
The supplied wall adapter is a European two-pin plug. The feeder itself runs on 5 V over a standard USB cable, so any USB charger or power bank you already own will run it — but you will not be able to use the adapter in the box. We would rather tell you now than have you find out when the parcel arrives.
Good to know
Questions people ask
Will the plug fit an Australian socket?
The feeder runs on 5 V over a normal USB cable, so plug it into any USB charger you already have. The wall adapter supplied in the box is a European two-pin plug and will not fit an Australian socket.
Does it need Wi-Fi to feed?
No. The schedule is stored on the feeder, so it keeps dispensing on time if your internet goes down. You lose the camera and the app until it reconnects.
What happens in a power cut?
Backup batteries keep the schedule running. They are not included — fit them when you set it up rather than after the first outage.
Can it handle wet food?
No. Dry food only, up to roughly 15 mm across. Wet or semi-moist food will pack into the outlet.
Can two pets use it?
The twin-bowl models come with a splitter that divides each portion between two bowls. It cannot feed them different amounts — for that you need two feeders.
How do I clean it?
The barrel lifts out and comes apart, and the bowl is removable. Dry everything fully before refilling; damp kibble is the usual cause of a jam.
Which app does it use?
The manual in the box names the app and carries the QR code to download it. It works on both Android and iOS, and one feeder can be shared with several phones.
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on every order. Tracking is sent as soon as your parcel ships.
30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@thetinypet.com to start a return.
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