The part whose listing describes a different machine
PETLIBRO PLAF103-DT splitter
A splitter and two stainless steel bowls that turn a single-bowl PETLIBRO feeder into a two-cat one.
What you are getting
A food splitter and two stainless steel bowls, 450 g (15.9 oz), 178 × 51 × 305 mm (7.01 × 2.01 × 12 in), for four named PETLIBRO feeders: PLAF005, PLAF006, PLAF103 and PLAF203. $25.99.
It is the part that turns a one-bowl feeder into a two-bowl feeder: the chute divides, and each half lands in its own dish.
Read the title, not the bullets
All five bullets on this listing describe the complete feeder, not this part. They promise:
- “compatible with 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz WiFi”
- “5 L large capacity”
- “built-in desiccant and sealing strip”
- “monitored by infrared sensing and stops in case of clogging”
- “can record 10 seconds of voice per meal”
A plastic splitter and two steel bowls have no Wi-Fi, no hopper, no desiccant, no infrared sensor and no speaker. The bullet text has been copied from the PLAF103 feeder’s own page, which is why it reads as a $100 machine priced at $25.99.
What this part is, is in the title and in the shipping figures. Everything the bullets claim belongs to the feeder you already own.
Which feeders it fits, and which of them this site publishes
Four references are named. One of them, the PLAF203, is the feeder-with-a-camera reviewed on the cameras page of this site. The other three are not published here, so check your own machine’s reference on its base plate before ordering — PETLIBRO’s model numbers differ by a single digit and the chute geometry is what has to match.
Stainless steel is the right choice for the bowls
Two reasons, both about what food leaves behind. Steel does not scratch the way molded plastic does, and a scratched bowl holds the grease and biofilm that make a feeder smell. And steel lifts out: the bowls are “removable for easy cleaning”, where a plastic well with electronics beneath it is a bowl you wipe rather than wash.
That is the same distinction the smart bowls shelf on this site makes in its buying advice — a lift-out steel insert is a bowl you will keep clean.
What a splitter does and does not solve
It solves competition at one bowl: two cats eat side by side instead of pushing. “Dry food is evenly distributed to two bowls to avoid competition for food grabbing.”
It does not solve diet. An even split is even regardless of which animal arrives first, and a cat on a prescription or medicated ration still gets whatever it reaches. The machine that solves that is on the smart bowls shelf: an RFID feeder whose lid opens only for the cat wearing its tag.
What is not published
No material thickness, no bowl capacity, no splitter angle, and no statement of whether the original single bowl can be refitted. The five bullets that should have carried those figures carry the feeder’s instead.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $26 at the American Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-06. The live price is at the top of the page.
