The PetSafe Smart Automated Pet Feeder comes as a versatile piece of technology that will enable pet owners to take care of their furry friend when they're away to ensure they are never without food.
The pet feeder incorporates WiFi connectivity and lets you automatically set how much food needs to be dispensed at specific times or according to a specific schedule that can have up to 12 intervals per day.
The PetSafe Smart Automated Pet Feeder also features the Slow Feed capability to let owners choose to have food slowly dispensed over the course of a 15 minute period to prevent animals from eating too fast and getting sick. Pet owners can program the unit directly from their smartphone and also enables them with the Feed Now functionality to offer additional meals as needed.
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The PetSafe Smart Automated Pet Feeder Tends to Pets When You're Away
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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