What type of kibble can I use with the automatic feeder?
You should use dry kibble that is 18 mm or smaller. Avoid semi-moist or sticky treats.
How do I prevent food jams or clogging in the feeder?
To prevent jams, ensure you are using the correct kibble size, clean the chute and impeller regularly, and place the feeder on a flat, stable surface.
What should I do if I can't connect the feeder to WiFi or the app?
First, verify that the WiFi password is entered correctly. Ensure the WiFi router is within 30 feet of the feeder, and if needed, press and hold the reset button to reset the device.
What is the food capacity of the automatic feeder?
The feeder has a capacity of 12 liters, which is approximately 50 cups of food, sufficient for up to 20 days.
Does the feeder have a camera?
Yes, the feeder is equipped with an HD 1080P camera that supports 5G WiFi.
Is the feeder suitable for large breeds?
Yes, this automatic feeder is designed for large breeds and can accommodate kibble sizes ranging from 2 mm to 18 mm.
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Product Details
The 12L Large Dog Automatic Feeder is designed for large breeds, accommodating dry kibble up to 18mm in size. It features an HD 1080P camera that connects via 5G WiFi, allowing you to monitor your pet remotely. With a capacity of 50 cups, this feeder can provide food for up to 20 days, making it ideal for travel or business trips. To ensure optimal performance, keep the feeder on a flat surface and regularly clean the chute and impeller to prevent clogs.
HD 1080P camera for monitoring
50 cups food capacity
Compatible with dry kibble up to 18mm
Designed for indoor use only
Pros & Cons
Pros
Large capacity of 12L for extended use
HD camera for remote monitoring
Anti-clog design for smooth operation
User-friendly setup with WiFi connectivity
Cons
Limited to indoor use only
Requires dry kibble; not suitable for semi-moist food
Potential WiFi connectivity issues if router is too far
