Automatic Cat Feeder, 7L Capacity

If you mainly need meals dispensed on schedule, this feeder offers a straightforward alternative to relying on someone being home at feeding time. Its two bowls are designed for a multi-cat household, with separate serving spots rather than one shared dish.

The 7L dry-food hopper is the main draw for people who want fewer refills. The listed 7–14-day range is an estimate, how long it lasts depends on the feeding schedule and how much your cats eat.

There’s no Wi-Fi or phone app to set up. You program meals directly on the feeder using its buttons and LCD screen.

Technical details

The feeder holds 7L of dry food and can be programmed for up to nine meals per day. Each meal can be set to dispense one to 15 portions, with each portion listed at approximately 10g. That gives you a way to schedule smaller, more frequent servings, though the portion setting is not a substitute for weighing food when exact amounts matter.

A transparent hopper makes the remaining food visible, and a built-in compartment holds a desiccant bag. The lid has a locking design intended to help limit exposure to air and moisture. The body is food-grade ABS, the two bowls are stainless steel. The bowls and feeding tray can be removed for cleaning and are listed as dishwasher-safe.

Power comes from the included adapter, with backup from three C-size batteries, which are not included. The feeder is recommended for use with both power sources connected. One practical limitation: from the way it is set up, the clock resets after an outage and power reconnection, so you’ll need to set the time again.

Getting the most from it

This model is for dry food and has two bowls positioned for feeding two pets. It doesn’t require an app or Wi-Fi, which keeps daily control on the device itself but also means you won’t be adjusting the schedule from your phone. For a workday, you can set meals in advance, for an evening out, the programmed schedule can continue without someone stopping by to serve each portion.

The manufacturer describes the hopper as lasting up to 7–14 days. Treat that as a guide rather than a promise, especially if you set frequent meals or have cats with different appetites. For two pets, watch how they use the bowls at first: separate dishes may help give each cat its own serving, but the feeder does not establish which cat eats from which bowl.

Usage tips

Set the clock and feeding schedule before relying on automatic dispensing. The buttons also allow an immediate serving in unlock mode by double-tapping the plus button. Holding the minus button for more than 10 seconds clears settings other than the current time, so avoid doing that unless you intend to reconfigure the schedule.

Keep the removable bowls and tray clean, and check the hopper level through its clear window. If you use the battery backup, install three C-size batteries, they are not included. It makes sense if you want scheduled dry-food portions for two cats without app-based controls. Not the best choice if your pets eat wet food or you need remote changes to feeding times.

Questions before you buy

Can it dispense food when the power goes out? It has battery backup when three C-size batteries are installed. After power returns, the clock resets and needs to be set again.

Can I control the schedule from a phone? No app or Wi-Fi control is listed, setup and adjustments use the buttons and LCD screen.

Are the bowls easy to remove for cleaning? The two stainless steel bowls and feeding tray are removable and listed as dishwasher-safe.

When it makes sense

Choose this feeder if your priority is a larger dry-food reservoir, scheduled portions, and two feeding spots in one unit. It suits households trying to keep meals more regular through workdays or late arrivals, without adding app setup to the routine. Look elsewhere if you need wet-food dispensing, remote control, or a clock that retains its time after an outage, those needs matter more than hopper capacity here.