poof Pea Pet Activity Tracker, Black

I'm a big fan of Fitbit and wanted to get something similar for my dog: After all, a healthy life is a longer life, and there are a lot of options on the market now, believe it or not. The majority of these pet trackers have the same basic features, such as activity tracking, sleep tracking, and waterproofing, but what bothered me the most was how bulky most of them are. You can't beat the size of this poof thing, which has all the essential features plus calorie tracking and is the size of a quarter. The following are the benefits and drawbacks after a week of use: br>br>Prosbr>_affordablebr>_easy set upbr>_small enoughbr>_app is user friendlybr>_calorie tracking (honestly, I don't use this function, but my daughter is serious about it; she even added Cookie's dog food, which isn't on the default list)br>_no monthly feesbr>_no charging required, uses a standard coin cell batterybr>b There isn't a desktop portal (it's only available as a mobile app).

Wren Gilmore

| May 12, 2021

This was purchased for my little chihuahua, who is extremely active and has made us wonder if he is eating enough to keep up with all of the running, jumping, and playing he does throughout the day. Our 4 pound chihuahua thought this tracker was a little big, but the rounded design didn't bother him at all, even when he was sleeping. We downloaded the app to our phone and began tracking our chihuahua's activities throughout the day; it showed us when he was most active or least active while we were away. And it showed the number of calories he burned during the day versus the amount of food he ate; I believe I need to feed him more. It's a fun little gadget for animal lovers.

Wade Riggs

| Feb 14, 2021

Poof is a fantastic character! br>A Bluetooth mesh network is available. If your pet goes missing, you can use the network feature to track it down. This, however, would necessitate not only being within 30 feet of the pet, but also having the app downloaded. Poof refers to this as "social GPS," which is similar to how Tile works, but despite Tile's large user base, I'd be wary of relying on their network as well. br>The Poof Pea does an excellent job of informing you about the health of your pet. It categorizes activity as high, medium, or low, and then rest as deep or light rest; this is similar to how Fitbit tracks human steps, but Poof organizes it a little more neatly hour-by-hour. hour. br>In addition to the data, the device is designed to withstand common pet activities. It's also nice that it's waterproof (to a depth of one meter). Bluetooth version 4 is also included. In order for the Pea to sync, you must be within 30 feet of it. This model also has a button-type replaceable battery that lasts up to 160 days.

London MacDonald

| Apr 26, 2021

The activity tracker is simple to use and does not serve as a GPS device. It was very easy to pair it with the app (on my phone). It's fascinating information about my cat's sleeping and activity habits that I've gathered. It's small and fits my tabby cat, who weighs 11 1/2 pounds. My cat's whereabouts are tracked by it - However, it isn't specific enough, nor does it have a wide enough range, to locate my cat if he's hiding (which is why I bought it). Overall, it's a good product, but not if you're looking for a lost pet (i. e. , a cat or a dog). It tells me where he was last and when he was there - if he isn't within range - which is an abbreviation for I don't get any more details. If he's within range, you should go for it. It updates the time, but not his current location - I know he's still at home, but that's the only information I have).

Harley Pearce

| May 18, 2021

This thing is incredible! It has proven to be extremely beneficial to both myself and my small dog. He's a little overweight, and this device lets me know what he needs to do, whether it's walk or sleep. It's comforting to learn that your dog sleeps 14 hours per day. 15 hours of sleep per day, with only 6 hours of exercise. It explains the weight in a logical manner. In addition, the app is quite enjoyable. You'll be able to connect with and compete with other users of the same app. It's a canine version of the Fitbit. br>br>I gave this four stars because the battery in my box was dead, so I had to go out and buy a new one. Aside from that, it's fantastic and I absolutely adore it! Only the rubber option, which attaches to your dog's collar, was used. I didn't use the plastic piece because I'd read that it was prone to breaking. This is an excellent item!.

Messiah Stokes

| Feb 02, 2021

Although the product is conceptually sound, it has two major flaws: br>1) Connection is very slow, and only a foot or two of proximity is required. A secondary reason for this purchase was to fill a gap in the market. tracker for cats - Because of the short range, this is not a viable option. br>2) The rubber disk that secures it to the collar is a disaster. It lasted less than two weeks before being torn off (either by a play-by-play or by a play-by-play). fight or self-defense scrubbing). It's perplexing why this wasn't made of high-density silicone rather than cheap rubber. Upon request, the company did, however, provide two more holders - So, depending on how long these new rings last, I'll give it a 3 instead of a 2*.

Aubrey Hensley

| Oct 06, 2021

This tracker piqued my interest because of its compact size and ease of attachment to my dog's collar. However, there is no accompanying app to download, rendering the tracker completely useless. Prior to requesting a return, I emailed the company and received no response. Even though their product was defective and falsely advertised, when they finally accepted my return, they demanded that I pay the postage. I would strongly advise you to purchase a different tracker.

Remi McCall

| Nov 13, 2021