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Designed for zoos Automated Feeding Solutions

About Us

our main goal is to feed animals

It is essential to feed zoo animals in a way that is consistent with their natural diet in the wild. Firstly, this supports the animals’ natural behaviors, such as foraging for food, gathering different types of edible items, and developing hunting instincts or other survival strategies that they would use in the wild. These activities are essential for their mental and physical health.

In addition, feeding animals in a natural way helps to promote their well-being. Animals in the wild must constantly adapt to changing circumstances, such as finding food in different environments. Mimicking these circumstances in the zoo allows the animals to lead a more natural lifestyle, which can help to reduce stress and boredom.

What we do

what we do to feed animals

Innovative Design

Every species is unique. We create smart feeding solutions tailored to the animal’s behavior, size, and habitat.

Custom Engineering

From concept to operationalization: our systems are fully adapted to the needs of the animal, the enclosure, and the care team.

Animal Welfare First

Feeding is more than providing food. Our technology promotes natural behavior, mental stimulation, and overall well-being.

Collaboration with Experts

We work closely with zookeepers, biologists, and technicians to deliver the most fitting solution.

Achievements

Enriched animal welfare and optimized care routines through species-specific automated feeding

  • Reduced stress, improved welfare
  • Behavioral enrichment
  • Efficiency for the care team
  • Consistent feeding schedules
 
Our Work

We consider animal welfare
our top priority

It's Cool To
feed wild animals

Empowering wildlife through smart feeding — that’s what drives us.

Testimonials

What People
Say About Us

Rudderfish long-finned pikerazorfish menhaden paradise fish, barramundi oceanic flyingfish. Fangtooth yellowtail banded killifish seamoth triplefin blenny desert pupfish crocodile shark catfish cutlassfish broadband dogfish whalefish.

John Maclein
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People and animals who trust us