As technology continues to advance, you may find yourself gathering more gadgets than ever. While timed pet feeders have been around for a while, they didn’t come with cameras. Some new feeders have a camera feature, so you must know that when selecting your equipment. When the new cat feeder has a camera, prepare for some hilarity.
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Cat feeders can do different things depending on the style. It might be a standard gravity-feed bowl or a timed feeder. You can monitor your cat’s activity remotely with a phone app if it comes with a camera. Sometimes, you’ll get humdrum images with your cat just staring at the camera. Other times, when the camera has a fisheye lens, and your cat is a comedian, you get a goldmine of hilarity.
In a slideshow on Pluto’s Destiny, a gray and white tabby cat seems to be intentionally mugging for the camera. Some of the images are photobooth-worthy. Some pictures look like extended and toothy yawns. In one, the cat might be licking the cat feeder camera. In one shot, it looks like the cat just got a bite of something horribly rotten.
The distortion created by the fisheye lens on the cat feeder camera and the nearness of the cat have created a photo album of amazing silly images. The poor feline appears to have a misshapen jaw at one point. At another, it looks like the whole face is swollen.
If you’re shopping for a new cat feeder that comes with a camera, please be sure to save some of the images. Your cat will undoubtedly sit in front of the feeder. Take advantage of your cat’s natural curiosity.
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