At CES 2026, PETKIT unveiled its comprehensive AI ecosystem designed for pet care.
Founded in 2013, the company develops technologies aimed at making daily pet care smarter and more personalized. PETKIT offers an integrated ecosystem of products that sync via the PETKIT app, leveraging artificial intelligence to monitor pet health and behavior in real time.
Three key products were showcased at the event:
The PETKIT PUROBOT CRYSTAL DUO is an automated, health-monitoring litter box for cats. Its built-in AI camera sends app alerts for loose stools, vocalizations during use, or abnormal pH levels, helping owners detect potential health issues early. The litter itself can last up to 30 days before needing a full change.
The PETKIT EVERSWEET ULTRA is the first water fountain capable of "seeing" every sip a pet takes. Using an AI camera with facial recognition, the device tracks the drinking habits of individual pets to provide personalized care recommendations, simplifying management in multi-pet households. Its high-capacity reservoir provides up to 14 days of fresh running water for a single pet. A specialized design ensures animals never drink from the recirculation system, guaranteeing exceptionally clean and fresh water at all times.
The PETKIT YUMSHARE DAILY FEAST is the first robotic wet food dispenser that provides scheduled, portion-controlled meals while learning each pet's dietary habits through its AI-powered facial recognition camera. By utilizing NFC freshness tracking, UV disinfection, and AI residue detection, the system offers up to seven days of fully automated feeding with fresh, contaminant-free wet food.
Every PETKIT device connects to the app, consolidating gathered data into a single health monitoring dashboard. Information regarding eating, drinking, and litter box habits is visualized as a health map that highlights trends and flags abnormalities. For owners, this enables a proactive response to changes in a pet's condition without the need for constant supervision.
PETKIT’s latest developments reflect a growing trend toward the digitalization of pet care. Companies are increasingly integrating technology to improve the quality of life for both animals and their owners, moving beyond simple automation toward sophisticated health signal analysis.
Such innovations foster a deeper understanding of pet needs and enable more personalized care driven by real-world data.
