Invengo R100 RFID Automatic Cat Feeder with App Control and Diet Tracking

For homes where cats need separate meals, the Invengo R100 uses RFID identification to control access to its feeder. It supports compatible 125 kHz and 134.2 kHz microchips and RFID tags. App scheduling and feeding records help keep each cat’s routine organized.

How to use it

Pair the feeder with one cat’s RFID ID, then set feeding times and portion sizes in the Invengo app. The R100 is designed to manage one pet’s feeding plan per feeder, so households feeding multiple cats separately can use an individual unit for each cat. It works with compatible implanted microchips and RFID tags, check an implanted chip’s frequency before pairing. Since a microchip can shift under the skin and affect readings, the manufacturer recommends an RFID collar tag for the most reliable recognition.

Use the app to review who ate, when, and how much, and to receive feeding updates. The feeder supports both an adapter and battery operation, with the adapter recommended as the primary power source for steady operation. Its dry-food design suits routines built around prescription, age-specific, or weight-management diets. The plastic bowl is RFID-friendly, helping the feeder identify the cat as intended.

Tech summary

• Model: R100
• Type: Automatic RFID cat feeder
• Capacity: 3.5 liters
• Compatibility: 125 kHz and 134.2 kHz microchips and RFID tags
• Connectivity: Dual-band Wi-Fi, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
• Dimensions: 13.03 x 7.68 x 13.11 inches
• Color: White
• Power: Adapter or battery operation

What you’ll notice day to day

Unlike a shared, always-accessible food bowl, the R100 is built to give one identified cat access to its own feeding space. That makes it useful when pets have different diets or when food stealing disrupts mealtimes. Scheduled portions support a consistent routine, while the app’s feeding history can help you keep track of appetite patterns and share useful observations with your vet.

Food-level and jam sensors monitor the feeder and send low-food or jam notifications through the app. These alerts can help you respond when the hopper needs attention, including when your schedule takes you away from home. Buyers have also praised the setup and everyday use, with some highlighting its role in reducing food stealing between cats. Those impressions complement the practical design: app controls, individual RFID access, and feeding records in one system. The feeder is also described as easy to clean, a useful detail for regular care.

Buying verdict

The Invengo R100 is suited to cat owners who want more control than a shared bowl provides, especially when meals need to stay separate. Its RFID access helps direct food to one paired cat, while scheduled portions and app-based tracking make individual feeding routines easier to manage. For multi-cat homes, the one-cat-per-feeder setup gives each pet a dedicated place to eat and lets owners organize different diets with separate feeding plans.