PETKIT YumShare Dual-Hopper with Camera
A dual-hopper feeder that can offer two dry foods or a blend through one bowl, plus camera viewing. The 2.4 GHz setup and paid video replay matter before purchase.
Who it may suit
A cat or small-dog home that needs two dry-food bins or blends, live camera viewing, and a compatible 2.4 GHz network.
Who should look elsewhere
A household needing wet food, two separately controlled bowls, a 5 GHz-only network, or historical video playback without a subscription.
In-depth buying review
A useful option for a cat or small-dog home that wants dry-food variety and live viewing, provided its network is 2.4 GHz and a shared bowl works for the household.
Sources: Food-size limits · Wi-Fi · Camera functions · Bowl material- The two hoppers can dispense separate foods or blends into one bowl, with 1–10 portions per hopper per meal. Sources: Dual hoppers · Portions · Bowl material
- PETKIT lists live viewing, infrared night vision, two-way audio, and app alerts that may flag low food, power failure, or a jam. Sources: Camera functions · Alerts
- Separately purchased D batteries keep stored schedules running during outages, and PETKIT says stored plans continue when offline. Sources: Power and backup · Offline schedules
- Two hoppers still feed one bowl, so this setup does not separate what each pet eats. Sources: Dual hoppers · Bowl material
- It is listed for dry food: kibble should not exceed 12 mm and freeze-dried pieces 9 mm; wet food is not listed as compatible. Sources: Food-size limits
- Earlier video playback requires a PETKIT Care+ subscription after the initial seven-day trial. Sources: Replay subscription
Two bins, one mealtime destination
The combined hopper capacity is 5 L / 21 cups, and each hopper can dispense 1–10 portions per meal. PETKIT says they can offer separate foods or blends, but both feed one bowl—so the setup adds menu flexibility, not separate pet access. Check the food sizes too: kibble should not exceed 12 mm and freeze-dried pieces 9 mm; wet food is not listed as compatible.
Sources: Dual hoppers · Portions · Bowl material · Food-size limitsCamera features, with a network requirement
PETKIT lists live viewing, infrared night vision, and two-way audio. The app uses 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only, so a 5 GHz-only network is a mismatch. Earlier footage playback requires PETKIT Care+ after the seven-day trial; that subscription caveat applies to replay, not the listed live view.
Sources: Camera functions · Wi-Fi · Replay subscriptionPower, alerts, and physical fit
The feeder uses a 6 V adapter; four D alkaline batteries, bought separately, keep stored schedules running during outages. PETKIT says schedules continue when the feeder is offline, and the app may alert you to low food, power failure, or a dispensing jam. It measures 247.5 × 293 × 362 mm, weighs about 2.5 kg, and is positioned for cats and small dogs.
Sources: Power and backup · Offline schedules · Alerts · Dimensions and intended petsCommon buying questions
Can it dispense wet food or larger kibble?
Wet food is not listed as compatible. PETKIT's listed limits are kibble no larger than 12 mm and freeze-dried pieces no larger than 9 mm.
Sources: Food-size limitsCan I use it with a 5 GHz-only Wi-Fi network?
No. The P591 listing specifies 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only.
Sources: Wi-FiDoes video replay stay free after setup?
PETKIT says earlier-footage playback requires a Care+ subscription after the initial seven-day trial. Live viewing is listed separately as a camera function.
Sources: Replay subscription · Camera functionsBased on the linked manufacturer documentation for PETKIT P591. We have not tested this product hands-on or verified its current Amazon US listing.
Verified details for this exact model
| Model identity | Official manual and US product page identify model P591. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Dual hoppers | Two hoppers share a 5 L / 21-cup capacity and may dispense separate foods or blends. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Portions | Each hopper can deliver 1–10 portions per meal. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Food-size limits | Dry kibble should not exceed 12 mm; freeze-dried pieces should not exceed 9 mm; wet food is not listed as compatible. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Wi-Fi | App connects through 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Camera functions | Built-in camera supports live viewing, infrared night vision, and two-way audio. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Replay subscription | Earlier video footage playback after the initial seven-day trial requires PETKIT Care+ subscription. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Alerts | App may notify low food, power failure, or a dispensing jam. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Power and backup | Uses a 6 V adapter; four D alkaline batteries, bought separately, keep stored schedules running during outages. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Offline schedules | Stored feeding plans keep dispensing when offline according to PETKIT. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Bowl material | Food bowl is 304 stainless steel; housing is ABS. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Dimensions and intended pets | Product measures 247.5 × 293 × 362 mm and weighs about 2.5 kg; PETKIT positions it for cats and small dogs. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
Trade-offs to weigh
- Two hoppers dispense into one bowl; they do not isolate what each pet eats. See Dual hoppers · See Bowl material
- Earlier footage playback needs a PETKIT Care+ subscription after the trial. See Replay subscription
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Sources and current listing
- Product documentation ↗ · checked September 26, 2026
- Product documentation ↗ · checked September 26, 2026
These are documented features, not measured test results. Confirm the exact variant, seller, current price, condition, and availability before buying.