If you've ever watched one pet push another away from the bowl, you know the mealtime struggle. Multi-pet households often need a way to make sure each pet gets the right food, at the right time, without anyone stealing the other's meal. That's where the Smart RFID Pet Feeder with Dual Tags, Voice Recorder & Scheduled Feeding comes in. At USD 135.79, it brings RFID-based pet recognition to your feeding routine.
Quick verdict
This feeder is built for two pets that need separate meal access. It includes two RFID collar tags, and the feeder is designed to open only for a registered tag. You can use wet or dry food, and choose from four feeding modes: Free Mode, 3 or 4 meals per day, or Custom Mode with up to 12 scheduled feedings per day. A voice recorder lets you add your own call at mealtime, and the dual power option (wall adapter or 4 AA batteries) gives you placement flexibility.
Who it suits
It's a good fit if you have two pets with different diets or eating speeds. Since two tags ship with the feeder, you can set it up right away for both pets. The multiple feeding modes are handy if you want to control portion timing throughout the day-especially when your schedule doesn't align with your pets' usual meal times.
What stands out from the listed details
The main draw is RFID access control. The feeder ships with two collar tags, and the unit is designed to recognize only those registered pets. That directly tackles food stealing. It also supports both wet and dry food, which is useful if your pet's meal plan isn't limited to kibble. The voice recorder adds a familiar cue at feeding time, and the option to run on batteries means you're not tied to a wall outlet if you need to move the feeder.
Meaningful trade-offs
The price is USD 135.79, and you get two tags in the box. For a two-pet household, that's a complete setup. If you have more than two pets, you'll need to plan around the included pair of tags. The feeder also depends on the pets wearing their tags. If a tag is lost or not worn, the feeder won't recognize that pet. Custom Mode goes up to 12 feedings per day, but even the 3- or 4-meal modes are likely enough for many families.
Bottom line
If food stealing is a daily problem and two pets are your main challenge, the Smart RFID Pet Feeder with Dual Tags, Voice Recorder & Scheduled Feeding should be on your short list. It blends pet-specific access, scheduled feeding, wet/dry food support, and a voice call into one feeder. The listed price is USD 135.79, and the feature set is clearly aimed at solving multi-pet mealtime frustration. Just make sure you're comfortable with the two-tag system and the need for tagged pets.
Smart RFID Pet Feeder with Dual Tags, Voice Recorder & Scheduled Feeding
The standout reason to pick this feeder is its dual-tag RFID access: each registered pet wears a collar tag, and the feeder determines who gets in. With four feeding modes, including custom schedules up to 12 times per day, you can match the feeding rhythm to your routine. It handles wet and dry food, and the dual power options add convenience. The trade-off is the included two-tag setup-ideal for two pets, but if you have more, you'll need to figure out additional access control beyond what's shipped.
