Tractive GPS Cat Tracker
A small collar tracker with live location and a history of where the cat goes all day. It needs a subscription. Mostly bought by people whose cat has a second family down the road.
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Trackers, cameras and doors that know which cat is which.
A small collar tracker with live location and a history of where the cat goes all day. It needs a subscription. Mostly bought by people whose cat has a second family down the road.
A palm-sized camera on wheels that you drive around the house from your phone. Part home camera, part remote-controlled thing for the cat to stalk.
A cat flap that reads your cat's microchip and stays shut for everyone else. The end of the neighbour's tom eating in your kitchen.
A small indoor camera with two-way audio, made for checking on pets from your phone. Some models also fling treats on command.
An app-controlled dry food feeder from the makers of the Litter-Robot, with scheduled meals and a snack button on your phone.
A stainless steel fountain that runs on a battery, so it can sit anywhere without a cable. It pairs with an app that logs drinking.
A refrigerated feeder with sealed trays that open on schedule, built for cats on wet food when you are out for the day.
A rotating, treat-tossing camera in a version made for cats, controlled from your phone. It needs a subscription.
Recordable buttons on hexagonal floor tiles. You record a word; the cat presses it. Whether that counts as language is debated. The videos are not.
A cheek-swab kit that returns a breed-similarity breakdown and a report on genetic traits. For anyone who has wondered what their rescue actually is.
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