Petlibro has launched its Granary 2 series of automatic dry food feeders. This new lineup builds on the brand's existing Granary line, focusing on providing pet owners with more detailed information about their pets' eating habits. The series includes four models, with prices ranging from $129.99 to $249.99.
The Granary 2 series incorporates advanced features such as AI-powered cameras in certain models. The Granary 2 Vision, priced at $189.99, can recognize up to 10 cats and track their individual eating behaviors. The Granary 2 X, the most expensive model at $249.99, uses AI recognition for individualized portioning, catering to pets with specific dietary needs.
A significant upgrade across the Granary 2 series is the integration of a built-in scale. This scale allows the feeder to measure not only the amount of food dispensed but also how much remains in the bowl, providing a more accurate estimate of actual food consumption. This capability differentiates it from traditional feeders that only track dispensed amounts.
The feeders track various metrics including food intake, eating duration, feeding frequency, favorite eating times, and eating speed. The companion app compiles this data into daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly views, enabling pet parents to monitor changes in appetite or routine. This feature is designed for owners who closely manage their pets' weight, portion sizes, or eating behavior.
The Granary 2 offers two primary feeding modes: Smart Refill Mode and Scheduled Mode. Smart Refill Mode maintains a consistent supply of smaller, fresh portions in the bowl.
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Petlibro has released its Granary 2 series of automatic dry food feeders, which include models with AI cameras for tracking individual pet eating habits and built-in scales to measure food consumption. This new series aims to provide pet owners with detailed insights into their pets' dietary patterns, offering features like intake tracking and individualized portioning for multi-pet households.