6L Wi-Fi Enabled Smart Pet Feeder

I love everything about this feeder except for one thing - there is no way to set it and forget it for more than 24 hours. If I set it up to feed four times a day, for example, it will do each feeding but once the day is completed, then each slider is in the "off" position. So when I am out of town for more than one day I have to try to remember every night to go back into the app and turn the feeding sliders to the "on" position or the cat does not get fed. This is a giant pain for someone who travels and may be on a plane or out of the country and have a difficult time with the timing restrictions of this. I have looked around at other feeders to find one that will keep the feedings going for more than 24 hours but so far have not had any luck or this one would go back.

Purchased this feeder for a cat.
Quality seems ok, and the unit is working fine.
The APP is rather basic, and I had issues connecting to my WiFi (2.4 GHz channel only)
Finally concluded the WiFi reception of this feeder is poor.
I had to relocate the feeding station to within 20 feet of my router, and still it has a week signal (50%).
Considering I have other devices which get a good signal over 100 feet from my router, the issue is definitely with the feeder.
Otherwise the feeder hasn’t skipped a beat and I like the small portion size it can deliver.
My Maine coon is a binge eater, so multiple small 5 gr portions throughout the day reduces her tendency to gorge (and puke).

No more waking up!

We have 2 cats and it's taking some adjustment for them as they used to have a full food bowl all the time. App is easy to use to schedule feedings and portions. Only suggestion, we raised the back of the unit so that the food slides down into the bowl and not get blocked in the dispenser shoot.

Feeders work great! I purchased two and one was not connecting. I reached out to the seller on Amazon and through the app, they responded on Amazon and assisted me. Great and quick customer service.

I use these feeders outside for stray/community cats on a covered porch. To make it raccoon proof, we built a box to go around it, exposing only the bowl, and weighed it down with several bricks. I duct taped bowl to the bottom of the box so it wouldn’t come loose (I clean it with antibacterial wipes). The raccoons still managed to put their hand through and reach into the feeder. So I cut a small metal baking rack, twisted the “prongs”, and attached it to the inside of the box to cover the opening. This allows food to come out and keeps raccoons paws out.