
Right tag — open
The cat registered to this shield walks up, the reader picks up the tag on its collar, and the lid folds out of the way.

Aiwan stands over any bowl, reads the tag on your cat's collar, and opens only for that cat. Everyone else meets a closed door.
The shield checks the RFID tag before it lets anyone in — no timer to program, no schedule to guess at, nothing for your cats to negotiate between themselves.

The cat registered to this shield walks up, the reader picks up the tag on its collar, and the lid folds out of the way.

Anyone else — the other cat, the dog, the kitten who eats everything — finds a solid panel where the food used to be.
01The A-frame straddles your existing bowl, raised stand, or automatic feeder. Adjustable legs with suction feet find the floor and stay put — no tools, no drilling, nothing new for your cat to learn.
02The tag goes on your cat's collar like an ID disc. Hold it near the shield once to register it. It is passive — no battery to change, nothing implanted, nothing for your cat to notice.
03From then on the shield opens for the registered tag and stays shut for everyone else — while you're at work, asleep, or on the other side of the house.
Keep kidney, diabetic, or allergy food away from healthy cats — no separate rooms, no closed doors, no standing guard.
A measured portion stays measured. Your dieting cat eats its own food; the others can't help themselves to it.
The fast eater stops finishing the slow one's bowl. Each cat is enrolled to its own shield and eats at its own pace.
A white frame, a charcoal top, a low profile, and no screen to glow at you at 3am. It reads as furniture, not as a gadget parked on the floor.


No more carrying bowls into separate rooms or finding the diet food gone again. One shield per cat, one tag per collar.
Read the feeding guides