Product file
A dry-food feeder that combines scheduled portions with collar-tag access and per-pet logs, aimed mainly at multi-cat diet management.
Source-led product analysis
Choose it when one collar-wearing cat needs both timed meals and restricted access; skip it for wet food, implanted-chip access, or app-free ownership.
The One RFID combines two jobs that most rivals split apart: it dispenses scheduled dry-food portions and opens the bowl for one authorized collar tag. The app adds meal logs and remote schedule control, while backup batteries preserve basic feeding during an interruption.
Owners value the diet-management concept, but the collar tag, door timing, connection, and opportunities for a second cat to sneak food create friction. It earns a premium when timed selective access is genuinely needed. SureFeed remains easier for implanted-chip access and wet food, while a conventional hopper is simpler for single-pet homes.
It takes the final spot because timed selective access is genuinely useful, but collar and app dependence make it less broadly suitable than SureFeed or the leading dry hoppers.
PETLIBRO documentation and independent coverage consistently identify the collar tag as the authorization method.
The product page and hands-on review both describe the combination of dispensing, door access, and activity records.
The one-tag pairing model is stated by PETLIBRO and shapes the practical setup described in independent testing.
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