Compare the Top 3 Automatic Pet Feeders in Australia 2026

For most households the ANDOLL HOME 4L feeder at around 76 dollars is the best place to start, because it covers the essentials that actually matter - scheduled meals up to 8 a day, a 10-second voice recorder to call your pet over, a sealed hopper with desiccant, and crucially dual power so feeding continues in a blackout - for the lowest price here. Step up to the oneisall 5L WiFi feeder at 90 dollars if you want app control and feeding logs from your phone, the HoneyGuaridan 3.5L at 98 dollars if you want a stainless-steel bowl and a model built to split food fairly between two pets, the Frienhund at 100 dollars if you want a built-in 2K camera with night vision and two-way audio, or the oneisall 5L twin-bowl at 104 dollars if you want one-button simplicity and two stainless bowls for two cats. The standout, though, is the PETLIBRO One RFID at 250 dollars: it is the only feeder here that opens for one specific pet via a collar tag, which stops food stealing and keeps pets on separate diets - a genuine fix for multi-pet homes, even though it costs more and holds less. One honest note across all six: these dispense dry food only, not wet, and we have favoured the models with battery backup so your pet still eats if the power drops out.