Petlibro makes app-connected automatic feeders and water fountains that keep cats and small dogs fed and hydrated on schedule — even when you’re away.
Petlibro’s Granary and Air feeder lines dispense measured portions on a schedule you set in the app, with battery backup so meals still happen during a power cut. Higher-end models add a built-in camera for checking in, two-way audio for calling your pet, and dual hoppers for serving two foods. The Dockstream fountains keep water circulating and filtered, with cordless, pump-free designs that are easy to clean. Everything is designed for travel days, busy workweeks and portion control for pets on a diet.
Petlibro has grown quickly on the strength of its fountain designs — the cordless Dockstream removes the pump-and-cable cleaning hassle that makes most pet fountains annoying to maintain. On the feeder side, portions can be as small as a single teaspoon per serving, which makes precise kitten, senior-cat and prescription diets much easier to follow.
Petlibro products are one-time purchases with no subscription for core features: automatic feeders start at about $50 for the Air series and around $90-$160 for Granary models with cameras, while Dockstream fountains run about $30-$70. Replacement filters and parts are sold separately.
Cat and small-dog owners who work long days or travel — and anyone whose vet has prescribed strict portion control for an always-hungry pet. Start with a single feeder on your pet’s main meal and expand to the fountain once they are used to the routine.