Petlibro Dockstream 2

... للقطط من البراند العالمي الشهير PETLIBRO، الأجهزة نظيفة جداً (شبه جديدة...: 350 ريال. 2. نافورة المياه الذكية (Dockstream): • المواصفات: سعة 2.5 لتر، ستانلس...

...unique_id: dockstream_testing friendly_name: Dockstream Testing /homeassistant/blueprints/template/petlibro/ dockstream_wifi_signal_strength_with_icon.yaml : ...blueprint: name: Dockstream WiFi Signal Sensor...3 if rssi >= -70 else 2 if rssi >= -80 else ...at most 1 argument, got 2 sometimes Invalid config for ‘...

...unique_id: dockstream_testing friendly_name: Dockstream Testing /homeassistant/blueprints/template/petlibro/ dockstream_wifi_signal_strength_with_icon.yaml : ...blueprint: name: Dockstream WiFi Signal Sensor...3 if rssi >= -70 else 2 if rssi >= -80 else ...at most 1 argument, got 2 sometimes Invalid config for ‘...

I'm getting confusing information from tech support. In the app settings for the fountain, what do the indicator light schedule control? If I set the indictor lights to be on from 7am-11pm, should all the indicator lights turn off at 11pm or does only the filter light turn off at 11pm? All my lights are turning off before 11pm. At first tech support seemed like they understood the issue. Now they are saying that the schedule only controls the filter light, which seems insane and wrong to me. Pretty sure the whole point to the schedule is so the lights (ALL the lights) don't bother you at night. There is also a "filter indicator" toggle button at the bottom of the schedule. What does that do? submitted by /u/lexi424 to r/Petlibro [link] [comments]

We just got the PetLibro Dockstream 2 Cordless water fountain. I hate the so called manual. It really doesn’t explain things. When I add water, do I need to recalibrate somehow? Does it mean lifting the water container off to get at those buttons underneath? Thanks anyone who can explain this to us. submitted by /u/RecognitionForward23 to r/Petlibro [link] [comments]

Just like the title says, I took apart my dockstream to clean it, just like the manual says to, and when I snapped it all back in to place the water pump no longer pumps up any water. The dockstream recognizes that the fountain is in place and changes the red light to white indicating enough water is in the tank/fountain. But nothing happens. I’ve tried resetting the dockstream, taking it apart and putting it back together again, a different power cord, etc. Nothing is working. Any suggestions? It’s probably 6 months old but I’ve been told petlibro’s customer service response is basically “it’s your fault” so I haven’t reached out to them for a replacement yet. TYIA. submitted by /u/theseanconnelly to r/Petlibro [link] [comments]

I've owned Petkit feeder, water fountain, and litter box products for years. I've had zero issues with the water fountain and feeder, but some issues with the litter box. Petkit was super responsive to my issues and sent out a new litter box with no delay or complaints ($700 litter box, by the way). Now for Petlibro: I have two cats. Having a single feeder has made them competitive about eating as quickly as possible. One of our cats eats extremely quickly and the other is what we call the worst eater in the world. For every 5 kibbles he picks up in his mouth, 4 fall out. This lead to one of our cats getting chunky and the other staying skinny. I wanted to get 2 RFID feeders to make sure each of them gets their proper share. I saw that Petlibro was having a sale, so I did some research and bought the dual RFID feeder/RFID water fountain combo on 10/16/25. It arrived quickly and I set them up the night before we left for an international trip for 10 days. I had some issues setting it up and getting the collars to pair properly, but after troubleshooting, I got everything working before we left. I left the Petkit feeder and water fountain in place as a fail-safe, and I'm glad I did. We had a friend stop by a few times during our vacation to check on the cats and refill the food/water while we were gone. She reported no issues while she was there. When we arrived home after 10 days, I noticed that the water fountain was emitting multiple errors and there was water all over our wood floor. I'm not sure what went wrong, but the fountain was no longer pumping, it was completely dry on the top, the base was nearly empty, and my wood floor and trim was water damaged. I cleaned it up and I reached out to Petlibro right away, asking for a replacement, and it took them several days to get back to me. What followed was 2 months of back and forth with support. They asked me for additional photos, videos, and sent me tutorials on how to calibrate the unit. I let them know I had already reset the unit, reinstalled everything, and calibrated it again with the same error messages persisting. After 2 months of back and forth, they agreed to replace the base. I had to follow up with them every 3-5 days to get a response on a ship date, which they finally sent 4 days ago. I'll see if this new unit works. Additionally, one of the two feeders emits a loud buzzing sound about once a week, which I "fix" by unplugging it and plugging it back in. I'm concerned about the longevity of all of these units, as they all have had significant issues right away. I see an abnormal amount of negative posts on this subreddit. I understand that happy customers typically don't make posts, but this amount of negative posts is worrying. Do I ask for a full refund and go with another brand? What are everyone's thoughts? submitted by /u/Dasbeerboots to r/Petlibro [link] [comments]

My cats love their water fountains. We have a couple around the house. They are all plastic and get a fair amount of biofilm even though we clean every two weeks. They also have plastic pumps that have areas that are inaccessible to brushes so they can't be completely cleaned. I was reading that stainless steel ones are better than plastic for limiting biofilm buildup. All of the all stainless steel ones have similar pumps to what I have though. I started looking at the pumpless ones, but while the Elfin E1+ and Petlibro Dockstream 2 have stainless steel water trays they still have plastic water tanks/reservoirs. Is the stainless water tray the key or since they have plastic reservoirs will they still have same biofilm issues since the water still sits in plastic? Has anyone switched from all plastic ones with an internal pump to the Elfin E1+ or Petlibro Dockstream 2? How are they with biofilm buildup compared to the all-plastic fountains? I have not seen an all stainless steel pumpless option. Does anyone know of one? submitted by /u/Hockey_Beer_BBQ to r/CatAdvice [link] [comments]

I I liked them at first but honestly, the deeper I dig, and the more I buy, the more I start to realize that they don't really care for our pets. Their only drive is money. They do just enough to make sure we can't go after them legally. Let's start with the ridiculous subscription service. You're telling me that the $120 yearly tier only supports 1 device...? And to get more devices, I have to spend $200? And even then, I can only connect it with 3 devices? Meaning I would have to buy another subscription if I wanted to add more devices. You could at least allow an SD card to be added. It’s ridiculous and it’s intentional. Then there’s the dockstream 2 turning itself off when it still has a lot of water left in it. It just stops working when it’s got 2/5 amount of water left. Even though in the app it says it has 8 days of water left. And we shouldn’t forget the polar feeder not being safe, as others have mentioned. The food does not last as long as it claims it does and my cat got sick after eating the last portion. It also doesn’t have anything to keep ants out. When you contact them (which isn’t really easy in my experience), they blame it on anything but themselves. They say it’s faulty wiring. They say you set it up wrong. That it’s the WiFi. Or you’re using it other than it’s intended to be used. But in reality, Petlibro is the problem. Their obsession with money is the problem. Of course, all companies are going to be driven by money, but they shouldn’t be so obsessed that they disregard what’s important for pets and owners. And the sad thing is, that’s how most pet companies are. I think consumers forget that we have the power, and these companies want us to forget that. It’s not going to get and better if we just continue letting them do this. So if you can, write to them and tell them that what they’re doing is wrong, and even cancel your subscriptions if you don’t need them (I understand that there are people who need them in some ways). If cancelling it only causes you a minor inconvenience, then I’d say go ahead and cancel it anyways. Your minor inconvenience could be a major inconvenience for Petlibro if enough people decide to cancel. It’s not right to support a company that cares so little about the pets their products are for. submitted by /u/Stronsia to r/Petlibro [link] [comments]