Waithem Wi-Fi Automatic Pet Feeder

Name: Waithem Wi-Fi Automatic Pet Feeder
Brand: SnoozlePet
SKU: sp_5f5f8c2dfc6a
Price: 86.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Meals on schedule, even when your schedule slips.

$86

In stock · Delivers in 2-4 days

Weight

2.8 lb

Who it's for

Households with irregular work hours.
Cats and dogs on measured or weight-management portions.
Pets who wake you at 5 a.m. as a personal breakfast alarm.

Who it's not for

Wet or raw diets — it dispenses dry kibble only.
Determined feeder-crackers; place it where prying paws cannot tip it.
Multi-pet homes where one pet guards the feeder at meal times.

Sizing guidance

Choose hopper capacity by how many days of your pet's portions you want between refills.

Questions pet parents ask

What happens if the power goes out?

Most options hold the schedule with backup batteries. Keep fresh batteries in and the schedule survives an outage.

Can it handle any kibble?

Standard dry kibble sizes flow fine. Very large or oddly shaped pieces can bridge in the chute — check your kibble size against the spec.

How accurate are portions?

Portions dispense in fixed increments per the spec, consistent enough for weight-management feeding.

From our guides

Read how this product fits real rooms and routines before it goes in the cart.

Slow feeder vs puzzle feeder: which one for a dog who gulps?

For a straight gulping problem, choose a slow feeder: it fixes the speed of every meal with no learning curve. The Dual-Purpose Slow Food Bowl's ridges stretch a thirty-second inhale into several calmer minutes. Puzzle feeders are enrichment first and portion tools second, and a frustrated gulper may simply flip one and move on.

How to stop a dog from gulping food

The fastest fix is a ridged bowl: the Dual-Purpose Slow Food Bowl makes a gulper work around obstacles, stretching a meal from seconds to minutes. Pair it with a calm feeding spot away from other pets and a predictable schedule. If gulping comes with vomiting, weight loss, or frantic hunger, involve your veterinarian first.