Head to head
VOLUAS vs WOPET Feeder (2027)
VOLUAS vs WOPET automatic cat feeder: two budget-friendly timed feeders compared on portions, daily use, and value.
VOLUAS Automatic Cat Feeder with Timer
A straightforward 4 L timer feeder that skips the app entirely.
- Hopper capacity: About 4 L
- Meals per day: 1 to 4
WOPET Automatic Cat Feeder
A dependable budget feeder with voice recording and battery backup.
- Hopper capacity: 4 L (about 16 cups)
- Meals per day: Up to 4
Our recommendation
Choose the VOLUAS for straightforward on-unit timer programming and a generous 4 L hopper. Choose the WOPET if you want the same core formula, timed meals, voice recording, and battery backup, at the lowest price here.
Portion control
Both feeders schedule up to 4 meals a day and set portions per meal in steps, so neither matches the fine granularity of premium smart feeders. In practice the two are evenly matched on feeding itself; the choice comes down to the control layout and the price on the day.
Design and daily use
Both use rotor dispensers that handle standard kibble and can jam on oversized or irregular pieces, and both pair the timer with a voice recorder and dual power with battery backup. The VOLUAS keeps every control on the unit in a deliberately plain layout; the WOPET follows the same offline formula in a similar 4 L body.
Price and positioning
Both sit in the budget tier with 4 L hoppers, voice recorders, and dual power with battery backup, and neither offers an app. That is the point of both: scheduled feeding with nothing to connect, update, or log into.
Choose VOLUAS Automatic Cat Feeder with Timer if…
- You want timer programming kept entirely on the unit
- You want a 4 L hopper with dual power backup
- You prefer fixed-step portions you set once and forget
Choose WOPET Automatic Cat Feeder if…
- You want the lowest price for scheduled feeding
- Four meals a day with adjustable portions is enough
- You are fine with coarser portion steps
Questions, answered
Are these feeders good for two cats?
Both can serve two cats that eat peacefully together, but 4 L hoppers need refilling every few days. Food-guarding cats should have separate feeders.
Which is quieter?
Both use small DC motors with similar noise levels. The voice recorder playing before dispensing helps cats acclimate to either one.
Do either need WiFi?
No. Both program on-device and run on timers with battery backup, so they work with no network at all.