Posted Oct 15, 2019 in Tips
Leaving your house for the day usually means leaving your pooch behind. This can be a hard thing to do for many pet parents for many reasons. Your canine might have separation anxiety, or you may be concerned that your pooch is being mischevious while you’re away. No matter the reason, sometimes we just want to have better surveillance of our pets when we’re away. Here are some different ways to do just that!
Investing in a monitoring device is usually the first thing pet parents think of. It’s such a popular idea that you can find dozens of different brands that make these surveillance cameras specifically for keeping an eye on your pup. Here are a couple of examples:
Nest Security Cam
TENVIS HD IP Camera
Treat Dispenser Cameras add a fun interactive aspect to your dog monitoring. You can find some devices that are “smart feeders” and will feed your pooch on schedule or others that allow you to reward Fido with a treat with a simple tap on your phone. To get a better idea, here are some great examples:
Feed and Go
Petzi Treat Cam
If you have a senior dog, a pup with diabetes, or are concerned with your canine’s health – a fitness monitor can bring some ease to your life. With one of these monitors, you can check daily stats on your pup’s health and activity levels. Along with that data, you’ll also be provided information on how to keep your pooch healthy for years to come based on their results.
GPS trackers are great for giving you peace of mind about your pup’s safety. You keep Fido on a leash for walks and train them to stay in the yard, but that doesn’t stop you from worrying about where they’re at when you’re away. When purchasing a GPS collar, all you have to do is connect it with the company’s corresponding app. From there, you can keep an eye on Fido by simply checking your phone.
Being a pet parent comes with a lot of responsibility and can sometimes be overwhelming. With recent technology, though, you can track your pooch in more ways than one to ensure they’re staying happy and healthy even when you’re away.
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