Petlibro’s new AI-powered feeder is a game changer for multi-cat homes
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Petlibro has launched the Granary 2, a series of smart cat feeders ranging from $129.99 to $249.99.
All models feature a built-in scale that measures remaining food in the bowl, providing better insight into what your cat actually eats. The pricier models include an AI camera that can recognize up to 10 cats and track each one's eating habits separately—useful for multi-cat households. The app builds a picture of normal eating patterns over time and can send alerts for low food or technical problems. Some advanced health features require a separate subscription from the company.
Building on the brand's Granary line, the Granary 2 series lineup is designed to give cat parents a clearer picture of what their pets are actually eating, from how much food they consume to how long they spend eating and whether their habits change over time.
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