BEMOONY Automatic Cat Feeder (3L) with 1–6 meal schedule, 10s voice and dual power

If you’re fed up with remembering to top up the bowl, the BEMOONY Automatic Cat Feeder is built for one job: delivering scheduled portions so your cat (or dog) eats on time. It also tries to make your life easier with an onboard voice message and a design aimed at preventing accidental spills.

That said, it’s not perfect for every household. It’s the kind of device that makes the most sense when you want structured feeding and you’re happy to set it up once, then let it run—rather than treating it like a casual “grab-and-go” feeder.

The essentials

This automatic pet feeder is designed to dispense pet food across a customised feeding plan. You can set 1 to 6 meals per day, and each meal can be configured for multiple servings. The unit also includes a 10-second voice recording feature, so when feeding time arrives you can play a short message.

Storage capacity is 3L, and the idea is that you can cover trips or busy days without constantly refilling the container. The base description also mentions a desiccant bag included with the 3L container, which is there to help keep food storage conditions steadier.

In everyday terms, the appeal is simple: instead of opening a food bucket multiple times a day, you load the feeder, set the schedule, and then rely on it to portion out meals.

What it’s like in use (and where it helps most)

On paper, the biggest daily win is the “set it and forget it” rhythm. Once your feeding schedule is saved, the feeder becomes the routine. For example, if you’re out in the morning, you can set a meal so your pet doesn’t wait around for you to get back. Likewise, if someone in the household works late, an automatic schedule can reduce the “empty bowl” stress.

The double lock design is meant to address a common frustration with gravity-style dispensers: pets accidentally nudging the unit and causing a mess. The product description specifically calls out a double lock mechanism to help stop spills if the dispenser gets touched.

One more human detail: the 10-second voice feature is positioned as a “call to dinner” moment, not just a gimmick. If your pet responds well to familiar cues, this can make feeding feel more consistent.

Key features that matter (without overpromising)

A few elements stand out for practical reasons:

• Dual power supply: the feeder can run on the mains power and also has batteries as backup, so it’s intended to keep working during a power outage.
• Customised feeding schedule: support for 1–6 meals per day and per-meal servings, so you can match it to your routine.
• 10s voice: a short recorded message to prompt feeding.
• Double lock design: created to minimise accidental opening/tipping that could lead to spills.
• 3L container with desiccant bag: helps with storage handling as part of the setup.

A limitation to keep in mind: batteries are not included in the package (you’ll need to source them separately). Also, if you’re looking for something that’s genuinely “hands-free” in the sense of not needing any setup at all, this still requires you to configure the feeding plan first.

Tech specs

• Type: Automatic pet food dispenser / feeder
• Capacity: 3L
• Meals per day: 1–6 meals
• Servings per meal: 1–9 servings
• Voice feature: 10 seconds customised voice
• Power: Dual power supply (connected to power supply plus batteries)

Who it suits (and who should be cautious)

It makes sense if you want a predictable schedule and you’d rather not open the food container repeatedly. It’s also a reasonable pick if your household has occasional gaps in routine—like days when you’re out longer, or when someone else is responsible for feeding and you want them to do less manual refilling.

It may not suit you if you prefer feeding by sight and don’t want to commit to a programmed schedule. It might also feel like overkill if you only need occasional support, rather than ongoing timed meals.

Worth considering if you’re managing both cats and dogs, because the product description refers to feeding schedules for cats & dogs. That said, always double-check you’re comfortable with the dispensing portioning for your specific pet’s routine—automatic systems can’t adjust to sudden appetite changes.

Care & maintenance notes

The base description mentions that disassembly steps for cleaning are simple, aiming to make cleaning less of a chore. Even so, with any automatic feeder, you’ll still want to plan regular cleaning so old food doesn’t build up around the dispensing area.

Also, check that the desiccant bag stays where it’s supposed to be in the storage section, as it’s part of the designed approach to keeping conditions steadier.

Is it worth it?

Buy the BEMOONY Automatic Cat Feeder if you want scheduled meals (1–6 per day), a 3L capacity for convenience, and a dual power approach intended to handle power cuts without stopping feeding. The double lock design and 10-second voice feature are the two “day-to-day” ideas that can reduce mess and make feeding feel more familiar.

Skip it if you don’t want to set up a feeding plan, if you’re not willing to clean an automatic dispenser periodically, or if battery costs/logistics would be a hassle (batteries are not included). If you’re the type of buyer who values consistency over last-minute changes to portions, it should fit your approach well.

Mini FAQ

Does it keep working during power outages? The description says it has dual power supply with backup batteries, so it’s intended to keep operating normally during a power outage.

How many meals can you set per day? You can set 1–6 meals per day.

Is there a voice message feature? Yes, it supports a customised 10-second voice recording.

What’s the capacity? The feeder container is 3L and includes a desiccant bag.

Are batteries included? No—batteries are not included in the package.