PETLIBRO
PETLIBRO Granary 2 Smart Feeder
App-controlled dry-food feeder with a bowl scale that shows what he actually ate and a battery backup for power cuts; the eating-trend alerts and long-term charts are behind Petlibro Care.
- Buy it if
- Keeping meals on schedule when you're stuck on a late train.
- Skip it if
- Your dog eats wet or raw food, or a very large kibble (check the size first).
As an Amazon Associate Aliteq earns from qualifying purchases. Prices change often, so we don't print them — Amazon shows the current one.
Who we pick it for
- Meals land on time even when the train doesn't, and the bowl scale tells you if he actually ate. Schedules, low-food alerts and remote feeding work in the app; eating-habit change alerts and long-term charts need a Petlibro Care subscription. Leaving your dog home alone 9 hours? See him, hear him, feed him →
Alternatives worth comparing
NewRotating treat-tossing camera that does the basics (live view, talk, toss, barking alerts) with no plan; video history and the smarter alerts sit behind Furbo Nanny, and it needs 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
NewTreat-flinging camera with a wide 160° lens and two-way audio; live view is free, but barking alerts and video history need Petcube Care, and it is 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only.
NewPlain pan/tilt indoor camera with 2K video and two-way audio that records to a microSD card, so no monthly fee; it can't toss treats and has no barking-specific alert.
NewLive GPS on the collar with escape alerts and a separation anxiety monitor; it does nothing without a paid Tractive plan, and the battery needs charging every week or two.
