Petlibro debuts Granary 2 smart feeders with AI tracking
Petlibro has launched its Granary 2 series of smart dry food feeders, utilizing AI cameras and built-in scales to help multi-cat households track individual pet nutrition and eating habits.

Petlibro has expanded its smart pet technology lineup with the release of the Granary 2 series, a collection of four automatic dry food feeders designed to monitor feline eating habits. The product line starts with the entry-level Granary 2 at $129.99, which offers app-controlled feeding and intake tracking. The $189.99 Granary 2 Vision introduces an AI-powered camera capable of identifying up to 10 individual cats. For multi-pet homes, the $199.99 Vision Duo features two separate bowls and dispensing chutes, while the premium Granary 2 X, priced at $249.99, uses AI recognition to dispense customized portions for pets with specific dietary requirements.
A major hardware upgrade across the entire Granary 2 lineup is an integrated scale. Unlike traditional automatic feeders that only record when food is dispensed, this built-in scale measures the food remaining in the tray to calculate exactly how much a cat has consumed. The companion app tracks metrics such as eating speed, feeding frequency, and duration, compiling daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly health trends. Users can choose between Scheduled Mode for traditional portioning or Smart Refill Mode, which dispenses small, fresh portions throughout the day until a pre-set daily limit is reached.
The camera-equipped Vision models feature a 1080p lens with night vision, two-way audio, and a voice-recording feature to call pets to eat. The AI system can restrict access, opening the feeder only when it recognizes the correct cat. However, unlocking the full potential of these devices requires ongoing costs. Advanced health monitoring requires a Petlibro Care subscription starting at $59.99 per year, while cloud video storage costs $119.99 annually. For budget-conscious pet owners, the $79.99 Pawsync feeder remains a notable alternative with its own built-in scale.
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