PETLIBRO Granary Smart Feeder

Why it is listed

The current Granary workhorse: 5 L, dual-band Wi-Fi, and a stainless tray at $89.99. Buy D-cells before a storm. Skip Petlibro Care if you only need a clock. If you want a built-in battery and a bowl scale, that is Granary 2, not this SKU.

Pros & cons

Pros

• petlibro.com Granary Smart Feeder (PLAF103) 2026-09-02: 5 L hopper, 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi, 1-10 meals, 1-50 portions per meal (~20 ml / ~10 g / ~1/12 cup), kibble 2-15 mm, twist-lock lid, desiccant bag in the box, stainless steel tray, enclosed dispenser, equally divided vane plus wide outlet with app jam alerts. Single-bowl from-price $89.99 (dual-bowl variant $99.99 on the same PDP).
• Dual power: USB adapter plus 3 D alkaline batteries (not included). FAQ: on batteries, Wi-Fi/record/reset are disabled to save power while meal schedules still run. 24-month warranty and 30-day money-back when bought on official Petlibro sites.
• Petlibro Care ($59.99/$129.99 per year on the PDP) is optional wellness/charts. Scheduling meals does not require that plan.

Cons

• D-cells are not in the box. Use them only as emergency backup, not as the daily power source, per the maker FAQ. Skip the cells and a blackout can skip breakfast.
• We scored the $89.99 single-bowl SKU. Dual bowl is a different variant on the same page; it is not a microchip separator.
• Dry kibble only. Not for large-breed kibble outside 2-15 mm. This is not Granary 2 (no gram scale, no built-in pack).

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