YumShare Solo vs Dual Hopper: Which PETKIT Feeder Fits?
By PETKIT UK | Published: 2026-10-13
Category: Comparisons
Compare the PETKIT YumShare Solo and YumShare Dual Hopper on hoppers, camera, scheduling and bundles so you can pick the right automatic cat feeder for your home.
Quick answer
Choose the YumShare Solo if one food type and a lower upfront cost matter most, and step up to the YumShare Dual Hopper only if you genuinely need two separate food stores in one machine. Both feeders share the same 1080p camera, two-way audio and up to 10 meals per day scheduling, so the real decision is hopper capacity, not camera quality. If you also want water sorted in the same purchase, the Solo plus EverSweet Fountain bundle covers feeding and drinking for less than the Dual Hopper bundle.
What actually differs between the two feeders
Strip away the bundle packaging and the YumShare Solo and YumShare Dual Hopper are built around the same feeding brain. Both let you schedule up to 10 meals per day and up to 1/2 cup of food per meal through the PETKIT app, and both use a 1080p camera with a 140° wide viewing angle, night vision, live streaming, auto-generated vlogs and two-way audio. The Dual Hopper adds a second food store, which is the only structural difference the catalog confirms. That single change drives the price gap and the footprint on your floor.
How the bundles change the maths
PETKIT sells these feeders both solo and paired with the EverSweet wireless pump fountain, and the bundle maths is worth checking before you buy the feeder alone. The YumShare Solo plus EverSweet Fountain bundle lists at USD 119.99 against a comparison price of USD 199.99, while the YumShare Dual Hopper plus EverSweet Fountain bundle lists at USD 131.99 against USD 219.99. That puts roughly USD 12 between the two bundles at catalog prices, even though the Dual Hopper carries a noticeably higher solo price. If you already own a fountain, buying the feeder on its own is the cleaner route; if you do not, the bundle is the better value.
Two food types: convenience or complication?
A dual hopper only earns its place if you actually feed two different things. Households that split wet and dry, mix a prescription diet with a regular one, or manage two cats on separate kibble blends get real use from the second store. Everyone else pays more for a hopper they will fill with the same food twice. If your cats eat from the same bag and you simply want reliable timed meals with a camera, the Solo does the job without the extra spend.
Trade-offs to weigh before you buy
- Hopper count vs price: The Dual Hopper stores two different foods; the Solo stores one. At catalog prices the Solo lists at USD 87.59 and the Dual Hopper bundle at USD 131.99, so the second hopper is the main thing your extra spend buys. Pay for two hoppers only if you will actually fill both.
- Bundle vs feeder alone: Both the Solo and Dual Hopper bundles include the EverSweet Fountain. If you already own a working fountain, the bundle duplicates hardware you do not need. Skip the bundle when your current fountain is fine.
- Camera and app parity: The catalog lists 1080p, 140° wide angle, night vision, two-way audio and up to 10 meals per day at up to 1/2 cup for the Solo, and the same feeding and camera concept for the Dual Hopper. Monitoring is not the deciding factor here. Base the choice on hoppers and bundle value, not on camera specs.
Product facts
- YumShare Dual Hopper+EverSweet Fountain: YumShare Dual Hopper with Camera uses a dual-hopper system that stores two different types of food, and is sold as a bundle with the EverSweet Fountain. The second hopper is the main reason to pay more, so it only makes sense if you genuinely serve two foods or manage two cats on different diets.
- YumShare Solo: YumShare Solo records 1080p landscape video with night vision, supports two-way audio, and schedules up to 10 meals per day at up to 1/2 cup each via the PETKIT app. It covers the same camera and scheduling basics as the Dual Hopper, so you are not giving up monitoring or portion control by choosing the cheaper feeder.
- YumShare Solo+EverSweet Fountain: The YumShare Solo plus EverSweet Fountain bundle pairs the camera feeder with an EverSweet wireless pump water fountain, and the Solo camera offers 1080p resolution with a 140° wide viewing angle. Buying the bundle solves feeding and drinking in one order, which is often cheaper than adding a fountain later and keeps both routines on one schedule.
Which feeder fits your home
Best for
- Homes feeding one type of kibble that want timed meals and camera check-ins without paying for a second hopper
- Owners who also need a water fountain and want feeding and drinking covered in a single bundle
- Two-cat households where both cats eat the same food and portions are split by schedule rather than by hopper
Not for
- Households that need to serve two different foods at every meal, who should choose the YumShare Dual Hopper instead
- Owners who already own a reliable pet fountain and would rather buy the feeder on its own
- Anyone expecting the feeder to handle wet food, since the catalog describes dry-food hoppers and portion limits only
