How A Microchip Feeder Keeps Multi-Cat Meals Separate

In a home with more than one cat, food theft and diet mixing are common problems. A microchip feeder reads the chip or RFID tag already on your pet's collar or under their skin, and only opens the lid for the cat it is registered to, keeping meals separate without you having to supervise.

Managing prescription or weight-control diets

When one cat needs a specific diet, whether for weight control or a medical condition, a microchip feeder stops other pets from finishing that food. Each cat keeps eating their own formula, on their own schedule, in the same room.

Registering tags and chips

Most feeders in this collection work with either an existing implanted microchip or an included RFID collar tag. Registration typically takes a few minutes per pet, and the feeder can usually store more than one profile for multi-cat households.