Do I need to change my router settings?

With Twin or Titan you can use either band, so there’s usually no need to split or switch networks.

Is 5GHz better for the camera?

A strong 5GHz signal can carry video well at close range. Further from the router, 2.4GHz often reaches better. Twin and Titan support both.

What happens if the power goes out?

Twin and Titan take 3 D batteries as a backup, and Ranger has a backup battery port (batteries not included). On battery power they keep feeding; the camera and app need plug-in power. Keeper runs on its AC adapter.

How much is shipping, and how long does it take?

Standard shipping is free anywhere in the U.S. with no minimum. Delivery usually takes 4–14 business days, and tracking is emailed to you when it’s available.

5GHz WiFi Automatic Pet Feeders with Camera

5GHz WiFi automatic pet feeders

Many smart pet feeders only connect on 2.4GHz WiFi, which can mean changing router settings before you can even set a meal. Parveja Twin and Titan connect on 5GHz or 2.4GHz, so they join the network your phone is already on. Both have a 1080p night-vision camera, two-way audio and app scheduling, and both ship free in the U.S.

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5GHz WiFi feeders

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Top pick

Twin

Parveja Twin Automatic Cat Feeder with Camera for 2 Cats · $199

Connects on 5GHz or 2.4GHz WiFi. Two stainless-steel bowls for two cats, a 145° 1080p camera with night vision, two-way audio, and sharing with up to 20 family members.

4L
1080p HD, 145° camera
App scheduling
Free U.S. shipping

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Also a top pick

Titan

Parveja Titan 12L Smart Dog Feeder with 1080p Camera for Large Breeds · $449

Connects on 5GHz or 2.4GHz WiFi, with Bluetooth setup. Our largest 12L tank (about 50 cups), 1080p night vision, two-way audio and low-food alerts, shared with up to 8 people.

12L
1080p HD camera
App scheduling
Free U.S. shipping

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On a 2.4GHz network?

Ranger · 11L · $399An 11L sealed tank and ultra-wide 1080p camera on 2.4GHz WiFi, paired by Bluetooth or QR code.

Keeper · 6L · $279A 6L WiFi camera feeder with two-way audio that works with Alexa and Google Home.

Buying guide

for a pet feeder?

Why the band matters
A device that only supports 2.4GHz can’t join a 5GHz-only network. A dual-band feeder works with either, so setup is simpler on modern routers.
Check your router first
Most home routers broadcast both bands. If yours combines them under one name, a dual-band feeder avoids having to split them.
Place it within range
5GHz is fast but doesn’t reach as far through walls as 2.4GHz. If the feeder sits far from the router, the 2.4GHz band may hold a steadier connection.
Meals don’t depend on speed
Schedules and portions are set in the app. The camera stream is what benefits most from a strong connection.

Side by side

All four feeders, compared.

Parveja feeder comparison
Compare	Twin$199	Keeper$279	Ranger$399	Titan$449
Capacity	4L	6L	11L	12L
Camera	1080p HD, 145°; night vision	1080p HD; night vision	Ultra-wide 1080p HD; night vision	1080p HD; night vision; motion alerts
Talk to your pet	Two-way audio + meal call	Two-way audio + meal call	Not included	Two-way audio + voice messages
WiFi	5GHz + 2.4GHz	WiFi	2.4GHz	5GHz + 2.4GHz
App scheduling	✓ Yes	✓ Yes	✓ Yes	✓ Yes
Food storage	4L clear container; desiccant packs	6L tinted container; lift-off lid	11L sealed, detachable tank	12L see-through container; covered outlet
Suited for	Two cats or small pets	One pet in a smart home	Medium and large dogs	Large breeds
	View Twin	View Keeper	View Ranger	View Titan

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Good to know

More in our FAQs and shipping & returns.

Twin and Titan connect on 5GHz or 2.4GHz WiFi. Ranger connects on 2.4GHz.

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Meals don’t depend on speed