WOpet Automatic Pet Feeder WiFi Cat Feeder Remote Control丨Patrol

This feeder is neat, I love that it's also controlled from your phone, you can pick different times and how much and you can change the amout for each timer. You can give them extra when you away on a trip with one click. You can dispense food from the feeder itself and it also alerts you when the food is low. It's such a neat feeder.

So impressed with this pet feeder. Super fast delivery. Easy to set up & use. Dexter my cat adopted to the new feeding regime immediately. We both love this product :)

Great feeder. The voice recording feature is amazing. thank you border goods India

I never had any issues with this product, would buy again if my cat wasn’t a monster. Left her alone a little longer then normal and she chew straight through the cord as a protest. I’m on the prowl to find an automatic feeder with maybe a nylon cord that would be tougher than this one, or maybe buy a cord protector. Another thing is she did learn that if she had a running start and then jumped on top of the feeder it would dispense some kibble. I was also thankful for the lock on the top, she has knocked it over before but the lock prevented it from opening and spilling. As long as you get batteries, even if it’s unplugged it will dispense food if you have it on a schedule. However if gets unplugged and it’s not on a schedule, you can’t use the app to dispense more food. Which is unfortunate for me, I only used this on days where I wouldn’t be able to feed her myself so it was never on the schedule. I’d just access the app and feed her if I knew I wasn’t going to be home to do it myself. So when she chew through the cord, I’m unable to use the app to dispense more food even with the batteries. Lastly, the portions were annoying to figure out. I couldn’t find anywhere what the portion measurements were so I had to do it myself. 4 portions is 1/4 cup btw. I really loved this feeder, it made life so much easier sad to see it dead. (Edit: I realized they sell replacement cords! Long live the feeder)

Just got this yesterday. Very easy to setup except for password, for some reason it took several times to allow me to enter a password, it finally allowed me to type it in after leaving it sit waiting for password entry for a couple of minutes then a red cursor appeared to the left and I was able to enter the password. Besides the password issue everything else was simple. We feed our 22lb adult dog 1/3 cup of Sams Club Member mark Salmon & Pea dry kibble twice a day. Measured out the portion size and 5 servings = 1/3 cup. After filling the feeder bin and priming it with a couple of manual feeds I ran a test to ensure portion control. I ran 20 programed meals of 5 servings. Each came out to be the same size of 1/3 cup so Im satisfied the portion control is correct. I also tested capacity, this 6L Bin will hold sixty four 1/3 cup servings, for our dog at two servings per day that would be 32 days!! The feeder is powered by a small usb block charger with a usb C to usb MICRO cable. For optional backup power it uses three D cell alkaline batteries not included and will cost you about $8. After I installed the batteries I unplugged the usb then plugged it back in. The programing was retained. Testing with no Wi-Fi and only battery power: I turned off my WI-FI router and unplugged the USB to test if this feeder would work in the case of a power loss. When the next scheduled feeding time arrived the feeder played my pre recorded "time to eat" message then dispensed the correct portion of feed. Cleaning: As its brand new I've only wiped it out the feed bin and washed the easily removable feed tray. The instructions are not really clear on if the feed bin is removable, it looks like it might be but I was unable to do so, did not want to break it by applying too much force. It would be nice if it was removable so cleaning would be a simple removal, wash/dry and return but wiping it out looks like it will work ok too. FEEDING RECORD: In the app its easy to see a history of feedings with time and date, portions and if their was a failure it states Feeding Failure. LOW ON FEED: This feeder also sends you a message and posts on the app when the bin is low on feed. BATTERY LOW: The app also notifies if the 3 D cell batteries are low. I'm impressed, the only down side I see is not actually interacting with my pet at feeding time, however this device along with a auto water dispenser, a doggy door to a fenced yard, a few wi-fi pet cameras and daily visits by good neighbors will allow us to leave our pet at home when we are away.

This works great for my cats. No more waking up to a cat licking and pawing my face because they’re ready for breakfast. I love that you can set the portions and they can be fed multiple times a day. My cats love the voice function and come running every time they hear my voice calling them to eat. It is easy to clean and we have had no issues with the feeder or the app.

So, we have an outdoor feral cat that has lived on our property for about 4 years. We have never been able to pet her, but she will let us get about 10-15 feet away and talk to her. I don't know how she got here, but my wife has been giving her food and water since the day she showed up. To re-pay our hospitality, she frequently brings us food in the form of dead lizards, mice, even rats and leaves them on the back porch. We wanted to go on vacation a few days here and there, and my wife was frantic with worry over the feral cat (We named her Phantom). Because no one would be here to feed and water her when we are gone I had to solve this problem. The first thing I did was install a google nest camera under the deck. That's where she hangs out and where my wife feeds her. Then I started looking at automatic feeders and watering solutions and came upon this product. I wound up buying all three of the "frequently bought together items" that Amazon always puts under a product. One of those products solved the watering issue (mostly). Did I mention the Raccoons? The Raccoons appear in the night and raid her food and wash their dirty little paws in her water dish. Not cool. Anyway, one of the first reviews I looked at, included a photo of a secure wooden box a man had built to solve the raccoon problem. I built a very similar box, practically copying this man's design (it was very clever). So, box built, camera placed, I set about to activate the Wopet 6L wi-fi feeder and could not connect to the internet. Apparently, this feeder only operates on 2.4 GHz. My modem broadcasts both at 5 GHz and 2.4 Ghz, but you have to manually change it to 2.4 GHz if that is what you want. Most modern modems automatically select 5 GHz due to signal strength. Be aware that if you do change to 2.4, every product you have on your smart phone will need to be reset, major pain. Anyway, after spending several hours trying to solve this, I was ready to send the feeder back and accept defeat. Then, I found a clip on YouTube that solved my problem almost instantly. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0iOz_bHehU) The long and short of it is your modem automatically switches to 2.4 Ghz when you walk out of range of the 5Ghz signal. And so the answer to my problem, walk down the driveway about 200 feet, the phone chimed and "device detected" appeared on the screen. Before you walk away, go through all the steps in the app until you get ready to connect. After you hit the button you have two minutes to get away from your modem and pick up the 2.4 GHz signal. Once connected you are set, it does not dis-connect when you get back in 5 GHz range. Lastly, I mentioned the watering problem being solved mostly. The problem of the paw washing raccoons still exists and the water bottle that came with the "frequently bought together suggestions" only holds about 1.6 liters of water. It gets really hot here in the summer, sometimes over a 100 degrees for multiple days on end. To solve this, I am working on a 10 gallon watering solution using homer buckets with lids from Home depot, Rain drip 1/4 inch drip line with varying connectors to control the speed of the drip, and lastly a piece of PVC pipe cut in half to keep Raccoon paws out of the water. I will update review and include more photos when I complete this project.

This pet feeder is great. It’s made from thick sturdy plastic and has a stainless steel bowl. The app is fantastic and it gives me such piece of mind knowing my pets have the amount of food that they need especially if a sitter is running late. It has a battery backup in case of a power outage. I’ve been using this daily and have had zero problems with it. It functions exactly as it says it does and setting it up was simple. I use both the timed feeding and the manual feature. This has taken a lot of stress away for me and price is very reasonable. It’s not noisy at all and works smoothly. I love it.