Photos: The latest and greatest tech for pets
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PetChatz
PetChatz allows you to watch and talk to your pet from afar, and they can see you, too. You can also dispense treats via an app, and record videos.
iHelmet
iHelmet is a smart camera with a laser beam that can be turned on directly from yourrnsmartphone and that will allow you to entertain your pet even when you’re in another room or location. The monitor hasrnseveral laser movement patterns and it also allows you to share your cutest photos and videos via social media.
iFetch ball tosser
Dogs even learn to put balls in iFetch themselves, so that they can entertain themselves.
iFetch ball tosser
No need to get tired of tossing balls to your dog. iFetch will toss them for you.
PetBot
Get ready for your pet to become addicted to selfies. PetBot is the first petcam that lets pets takes selfies and send them to their owners.
The device utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to allow pet owners to have two-way interactions with their cat or dog while they are out. The AI identifies the pet and automatically records 10 second video clips, or takes pictures, that are then sent to the owner’s phone. The pet owners are able to keep an open line of communication while they are out and reward their pets with treats to encourage additional interactions.
Pip pet tracking device app
PetSimpl has created Pip, a collar tracking device and this is the app to use with it.
Pip pet tracking device
Your dog or cat will be easily found with the Pip tracking device from PetSimpl.
Petzi Treat Cam
Your dog will run up to the Petzi as soon as it hears the camera click on, anticipating a treat or hearing your voice.
Ultra Calmer
This is intended to provide stress relief for dogs that are scared of thunderstorms and fireworks. The Ultra Calmer from Pet Acoustics plays pre-loaded music to calm your dog for up to three hours.
Motorola Scout 2500
The Motorola Scout 2500 is a small GPS tracker that allows the owner to see where a pet is located. You can set up a geo fence and receive alerts if your pet goes beyond the boundary.
Motorola Scout 2500
The Motorola Scout 2500 GPS tracker for your dog or cat.
Motorola Scout 2500 geo fence app
Image of the geo fence on the Motorola Scout 2500 app.
Motorola Scout 2500 tracking app
The tracking app for the Motorola Scout 2500.
Motorola Scout 5000
The Motorola Scout 5000 is designed for slightly larger dogs than the Scout 2500 and it monitors where your dog is located at all times, allows you to talk to your dog and tune in to see what they are seeing.
Motorola Scout 5000 app
The app for the Motorola Scout 5000 app provides GPS tracking and real-time escape notifications on your dog.
Motorola Scout 5000 livestream
You can livestream your dog’s location via the Motorola Scout 5000 app.
FitBark Activity Monitor
FitBark monitors your dog’s daily activity and sleep so that you can track progress and set health goals, explain changes in behavior and compare your dog’s activity level to similar dogs.
FitBark Activity Monitor app
FitBark works with an app to monitor your pet’s activity.
PetPace
The PetPace wearable is a medical collar that can measure a cat or dog’s vital signs and look for indications of pain. If problems are noted, the pet’s owner is alerted via phone, text or email.
PetPace closeup
A closeup view of the PetPace wearable.
PetPace for cats
PetPace also works on cats and small dogs 8 lbs. and higher.
Panasonic Home Monitoring System
The Panasonic Home Monitoring System includes a baby monitoring kit, and it’s ideal for watching pets.
The do-it-yourself kit includes a rnDECT-enabled hub unit and an indoor camera you can monitor from rnanywhere with your smartphone or tablet. The camera connects to thern hub unit, allowing you to see, hear and talk to your pet when rnyou’re away.
Vet24seven app
The Vet24seven app gives 24 hour access to veterinarians when a pet owner needs a quick consultation to figure out what to do next. An average 10-minute consultation costs between $40 and $60.
Tile tracker - for turkeys
The tiny Tile tracker is ideal for anything you don’t want to lose track of – and this includes pets. A Wisconsin farm puts Tiles in his turkey’s nesting aprons so that she can find where they lay their eggs.
Tile tracker - for turtles
An escape artist turtle in California now can’t sneak out of his pen rnwithout his owners finding out where he is via the app on their rnsmartphone since he has a Tile tracker on his shell.
Tile tracker - for cats
One family in Florida taught their cat to come home when shernhears the ring of the Tile attached to her collar.
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