Eyenimal Cat Videocam – Monitor Your Cat Anytime
The Eyenimal Cat Videocam is designed to help pet owners keep an eye on their cat’s daily activities. With night vision up to 2 meters, it captures clear footage even in low light conditions.
Video resolution is 736 x 480 pixels, providing a detailed view of your cat’s behavior. An integrated microphone allows you to hear your cat’s movements and sounds.
Key Features
- Night vision up to 2m (6.56 feet)
- Video resolution: 736 x 480 pixels
- Integrated microphone
- Compact size: 41x44x25mm (1.61″ x 1.73″ x 0.98″)
- Battery life: up to 2 hours 30 minutes
- Flash memory: 4GB
- Weight: 32g (1.13 ounces)
- Movement detector stops recording when cat is asleep
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 1.61″ x 1.73″ x 0.98″ |
| Weight | 32g (1.13 oz) |
| Storage | 4GB flash memory |
| Battery Life | Up to 2h30 |
FAQ
Does the camera record when the cat is sleeping?
Yes, the movement detector automatically stops recording when the cat is not moving, which helps save battery and storage space.
Can the camera work in complete darkness?
Yes, the camera has night vision up to 2 meters, allowing it to capture clear footage in low-light or dark environments.
How long does the battery last?
The battery lasts up to 2 hours and 30 minutes on a single charge.

Julian MacDonald –
I installed the camera in my living room and it has been capturing my cat’s daily routines. The night vision works well, and I can see clearly even in the dark. The small size makes it easy to hide, and the motion sensor stops recording when the cat sleeps, which saves battery.
Madeleine Morgan –
The camera is very compact and fits well in a corner. I noticed it picks up my cat’s movements even when it’s not moving around. The audio is clear, and I can hear my cat meowing when it’s near the camera.
Brian Gray –
Great product for cat owners. The night vision is reliable, and the 4GB storage is enough for a few days of recordings. I appreciate that it stops recording when the cat is asleep, which helps avoid unnecessary data use.