Today, 68% of American households have at least one pet in the mix, many of us considering them unconditional members of the family. What can we say, we love our pets.
While they may not be able to speak to us (in English, anyway), the emotional connection between a person and their pet encourages its own kind of communication. The demands of our daily routine and activities, however, may disrupt this connection, feeding into separation anxiety and worry. For some of us, we can’t shake the discomfort of concern for our pets alone at home while we’re at work during weekdays. Bridging this gap is the Furbo Dog Camera that helps us keep our pets close even at a distance. Easing the mind of pet and person alike, these two-way cameras allow for both remote communication and monitoring.
For some pet owners though, it’s not so much the loneliness that’s concerning, but the laziness. Cat lovers of all kinds know how much their kitty naps during the day, and for indoor cats in particular, risks for obesity and obesity-related complications are not far behind a chronically lazy cat. Get your sleepy feline off the couch even when you’re not at home with something like the FroliCat Bolt, an intuitive automatic laser pointer. Giving your cat an interactive means of exercise pique their natural curiosity and indulge the overwhelming urge to catch that tiny dot on the floor.
It still may be a while before a digital meow-translater makes it to the market, but we still have some incredible and intuitive pieces of pet tech at our disposal today. Treat your furry friends to something special, detailed in this infographic.
Infographic courtesy of https://petxp.com/pet-tech/