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Seven pet activity and location trackers to help you get to know them better
Seven pet activity and location trackers to help you get to know them better
The Tractive Motion Pet Activity Tracker.
Tractive MOTION Pet Activity Tracker
You wear a procedure tracker, so why don’t your pet? Weighing a mere 7g, this tiny sensor (HK$499) is fantastic cats and dogs, and attaches to the existing collar. The app categorises furry friend as lazy, moderately active and active so you can adjust its activity. Released on tractive.com
Pet wearables increasing in popularity in China, and Hong Kong firm among those seeking to cash in on a growing market
Link AKC smart dog collar.
Link AKC smart dog collar.
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inRead invented by Teads
Bigger than most because it uses GPS to record geographical position as well as activity, this smart collar in three sizes (HK$1,400) monitors activity and records your dog’s location, alerting your phone to its exact position. It also records your dog’s temperature. Available from linkakc.com
Petkit Go.
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Petkit Go
A smart pet leash (HK$388) that links to your smartphone, Petkit Go uses GPS within your phone to record the exact route you and doggy take around the town. It’s also got a circular lamp for night walks, and it vibrates when your phone receives a message or call. Released on fortress.com.hk
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Pet tech: smart gadgets offer new ways head animals as well as entertained
Garmin Alpha 100.
Garmin Alpha 100.
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Garmin Alpha 100
A thoroughly professional effort aimed at sporting dogs, this hugely capable Global positioning system unit from Garmin (HK$6,239) tracks up to twenty dogs from up to nine miles away, either continuously or occasionally. In addition, it measures a dog’s speed and distance it has travelled. Presented by garmin.com
Whistle three.
Whistle three main.
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Whistle 3
Able to track your pet’s GPS location and monitor their activity levels, the third version associated with this gadget (HK$507) also has Wi-fi, Bluetooth and cellular tech, holiday manages become just 26g. It can send you location alerts by email, app and text, with activity monitoring too. Made available from whistle.com
Findster Pair.
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Findster Duo
This dog tracking device (HK$929) attempts to gamify the process, with virtual rewards given towards dog owners when walking targets are reached. It also shows create location of your pet a good app. Available from getfindster.com
Petkit FIT P2.
Petkit FIT P2.
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Petkit FIT P2
One for this smallest pet trackers, just for 28g, this tiny Bluetooth device (HK$299) for cats and dogs can measure your pet’s activity, sleep patterns and even mood. To make sure synced into the Petkit practical application. The battery lasts about four months. Made available from anlander.com
The Tractive Motion Pet Activity Tracker.
Tractive MOTION Pet Activity Tracker
You wear a procedure tracker, so why don’t your pet? Weighing a mere 7g, this tiny sensor (HK$499) is fantastic cats and dogs, and attaches to the existing collar. The app categorises furry friend as lazy, moderately active and active so you can adjust its activity. Released on tractive.com
Pet wearables increasing in popularity in China, and Hong Kong firm among those seeking to cash in on a growing market
Link AKC smart dog collar.
Link AKC smart dog collar.
Share:
Link AKC smart dog collar
ADVERTISING
inRead invented by Teads
Bigger than most because it uses GPS to record geographical position as well as activity, this smart collar in three sizes (HK$1,400) monitors activity and records your dog’s location, alerting your phone to its exact position. It also records your dog’s temperature. Available from linkakc.com
Petkit Go.
surveillance equipment .
Share:
Petkit Go
A smart pet leash (HK$388) that links to your smartphone, Petkit Go uses GPS within your phone to record the exact route you and doggy take around the town. It’s also got a circular lamp for night walks, and it vibrates when your phone receives a message or call. Released on fortress.com.hk
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Pet tech: smart gadgets offer new ways head animals as well as entertained
Garmin Alpha 100.
Garmin Alpha 100.
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Garmin Alpha 100
A thoroughly professional effort aimed at sporting dogs, this hugely capable Global positioning system unit from Garmin (HK$6,239) tracks up to twenty dogs from up to nine miles away, either continuously or occasionally. In addition, it measures a dog’s speed and distance it has travelled. Presented by garmin.com
Whistle three.
Whistle three main.
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Whistle 3
Able to track your pet’s GPS location and monitor their activity levels, the third version associated with this gadget (HK$507) also has Wi-fi, Bluetooth and cellular tech, holiday manages become just 26g. It can send you location alerts by email, app and text, with activity monitoring too. Made available from whistle.com
Findster Pair.
Findster Mixture.
Share:
Findster Duo
This dog tracking device (HK$929) attempts to gamify the process, with virtual rewards given towards dog owners when walking targets are reached. It also shows create location of your pet a good app. Available from getfindster.com
Petkit FIT P2.
Petkit FIT P2.
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Petkit FIT P2
One for this smallest pet trackers, just for 28g, this tiny Bluetooth device (HK$299) for cats and dogs can measure your pet’s activity, sleep patterns and even mood. To make sure synced into the Petkit practical application. The battery lasts about four months. Made available from anlander.com
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