AirTags may work, but GPS trackers cover more ground. Here are eight devices that will help pet owners in Singapore avert a crisis.
, a product developed in the UK, is a fine example. At S$120, it almost triples the price of Bluetooth trackers but claims to trump them in range and performance. It tracks up to four cats within 182m and each one weighs only 5g, making it perfect for that new litter of kittens. Whether they’re indoors or outdoors, your directional handset will tell you where to walk through a series of beeps and lights.
Interestingly, Tabcat even doubles up as a “pager”. According to their website, nearly 70 per cent of users managed to summon their cat to come home by pressing a small button which activates a small beep on their tag. You may need to bribe them with treats for a start, but still.GPS trackers are the most evolved of the lot. Compared to radio frequency trackers and Bluetooth trackers, they cover a large – if not unlimited – range, which bodes well for dog owners.
But here’s the catch: GPS trackers cost more for these reasons, and those with an unlimited range come with monthly subscription fees. Below are some options:Petfon2 . The water- and dust-resistant tracker covers up to 1km and 6.5km in dense and open areas respectively, lasting nine to 17 hours on a single charge.
The app tells you for how long your dog has been sedentary or active, as well as the distance covered in feet and, rightfully, paws walked. Since it does not rely on cellular networks and instead combines GPS, Bluetooth, and Low Power, Wide Area Network technologies, you needn’t pay a monthly subscription fee. The value you’re getting goes beyond.may be a better match for pet owners who are after value for money.
On top of safe zones, Findster also lets you mark out danger zones, like your neighbour’s house, and keep your pet close on a virtual leash. Multiple family members can track up to three pets, with leaderboards indicating the fastest runner among them. The most useful feature, however, is a battery that adapts to your needs. It lasts between three and seven days, depending on whether the GPS and/or activity-tracking functions are activated.
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