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Smart Pet Feeder 4L with HD Camera and WiFi
€84,99
Taxes included.
The cat eats at six. You leave the office at half seven.
And every time it is the same: a call to a neighbour, a favour asked of a friend, or a guilty rush through traffic. And if you are away for two days, the whole arrangement starts again from scratch.
This feeder holds 4 litres of food, releases the portions on schedule and has an HD camera over WiFi so you can see that all is well.
What it solves
- 4 litres of storage – enough for days, not for one meal.
- Scheduled portions – food arrives at the same time every day, wherever you are.
- HD camera – you watch the animal live from your phone.
- You can talk to them – your voice comes out of the feeder whenever you choose.
- Manual portion from the phone – running late? Release dinner remotely.
What you lose by not having one
- You pay someone for two minutes of work a day. A sitter or a neighbour — both have a price, one in money, one in favours owed.
- You give up trips. A weekend away comes down to the question of who will feed the cat.
- Feeding is chaotic. You tip it all in before work, the animal finishes by midday and then goes hungry until evening.
- You do not know what is happening at home. Whether they have eaten, whether they are fine, whether the bowl is upside down — you find out when you walk through the door.
- The guilt. The most expensive item on this list.
Who it is for
People with irregular hours, business trips and frequent travel, households with a cat or a small to medium dog, families who want a fixed feeding routine.
Specifications
| Capacity | 4 L dry food |
| Camera | HD |
| Connectivity | WiFi, control from your phone |
| Functions | Feeding schedule, manual portion, speak to your pet |
Good to know
- The feeder is for dry food. Wet food and oddly shaped treats can jam in the chute.
- The camera and remote control work only with a WiFi network and mains power.
- Before your first longer absence, run it for a few days while you are at home — both you and the animal need to settle into the rhythm.
Your pet does not understand office hours. The feeder does.