oneisall Automatic Cat Feeder for 2 Cats, 20 Cups/5L Automatic Cat Food Dispenser for Small Pets Indoor, Timed Cat Feeder for Dry Food

I have owned this cat feeder for a couple of weeks now. I wanted this because with summer here, I wanted the cats to get their nightime feeding which is at 10:00 if I'm not here. Cats stomachs will start to have issues if they don't eat at least every 8 hours. So, I bought this, put it together and it is nice. I like that I can plug it in and it has a place to put batteries in it for backup power. It is pretty easy to set up. Once you read the instructions, and follow them, it works like it is supposed to. I really like that I can record a message on it as well. Just remember that you have to speak in a loud voice in order for the cats to hear the message you are recording. When it's crunch time (which is the 10:00 dry food feeding) I have recorded what I would say to the cats if I was home at that time. So when they hear the recording, and hear the food dropping in the bowls they come running. So far I have no complaints whatsoever. I like how much food you can put into the unit. and it locks in place. The cats have not tried to knock this over. It's working out really well here. It is sturdy and it is a great feeder.

We bought this to replace a feeder that had one of those two-button LCD interfaces that are so hard to see and so clunky to program. I thought it would be so much easier to use an app - and it IS easier! But I also like the design of this feeder much better, too, because you can actually see through it so you can see how much food is left (though the app will remind you, too, if the food is running low) unlike so many other feeders that are trendy opaque black.One other unexpected bonus: The cord is long enough that I can plug it into an outlet that is too high up for our goofy boy kitty to unplug it. (Well, at least he hasn't managed it yet!) like he used to love doing for some reason with the old one. Most of these feeders have battery backups for when this happens, but on battery the old feeder quickly became too weak to actually push the food out into the bowls properly.I thought the whole "voice recording" thing was a bit silly, but I tried it and it turns out the cats love it. But then, the cats are a bit silly, too!

I have done a lot of research into automatic feeders. I work in EMS so I leave for 48, sometimes 72 or more hours straight. I needed a way to make sure my cats were still each getting their daily amount of calories. I purchased this feeder to replace two individual feeders I had, whose times never synched up well. One was always just a little bit off, so it would dispense food before the other one. My extremely food-motivated cat would then scarf down half of the first dispense, and then run to the second feeder when it went off. Since having this feeder, I can now say that my cat is formerly obese. He has lost over 10 pounds just by having his food more closely monitored by a robot. I also purchased an L bracket and a plexiglass panel to attach to the floor as a divider to keep the cats very clearly on opposite sides of the feeder.The hopper is a fantastic size and fits almost an entire 7lb bag of food. Programming is also fairly straightforward, with a wide variety of options for feeding. You can set it to dispense several times a day, and at different amounts.It's also a great price for what a lot of other automatic feeders go for.

I have had this for a few months now. Overall, I like it and recommend but there’s one thing holding me back from the 5 star; The notification of low food. When I first got this, it said it was low food and to refill constantly even when full. Like it never DIDN’T say low food. I’d just keep getting notifications thru the app. Then, the sensor never worked when it actually did get kinda low (I just figured maybe it wasn’t low enough to trigger it).Today, I got a notification it was running low and it had literally no food to even give a single feeding. Generally, this really isn’t an issue because you can see the feeding tank but my Chewy delivery was a day behind so I was out. I have wet food and other options though.Other than this annoyance, it has worked great. App is easy to program and stays on schedule. My cats have unplugged the power a couple times but it still fed on time with the batteries which is good. The notification when it is disconnected from WiFi has been accurate but only happened twice due to the plug physically coming undone. Good for peace of mind that the batteries will still feed on time though.Knibb high football rules.

This Oneisall Automatic Cat Feeder is basically the royal banquet table for my two demanding furballs. With two bowls spaced just right, they don’t have to fight over their royal rations — peace at last, until the next nap, anyway.The app lets me schedule meals, which means I can pretend I’m a responsible cat parent even when I’m binge-watching shows. The voice recorder feature is hilarious — my cats think I’m right there calling them, though I’m probably just sneaking snacks when they’re not looking.The bowls are easy to clean, and the feeder holds enough food to keep the tiny tyrants fed for days. Just make sure your kibble isn’t the size of tennis balls, or the machine might stage a rebellion.Overall, if you want your cats fed on time without losing your sanity (or your snacks), this is the gadget for you.

I got this cat feeder for my cats while I was recovering post op. It does not use an app and has back up battery option for if the power goes out. These were perfect because my first day of recovery, a huge storm knocked out our power and WiFi, but the cats were still able to be fed at their scheduled times. It was easy to set up. I recommend that you try it for a couple of weeks prior to needing it so you can adjust the serving size. The only noticeable noise is when the food lands in the bowls, but somehow one of our cats can hear it just before the food drops. It is pretty sturdy and the instructions were so easy to follow.