Treat-tossing cameras
Toss a treat from the app to reward calm behaviour while you are out. Works best with hard, round treats.
- App-controlled treats
- Two-way talk
- Bark alerts
Pet Cameras
Watch, talk and toss treats while you are out
Pet cameras range from a plain indoor cam pointed at the sofa to treat-tossing robots with two-way audio. Decide first whether you want to watch or to interact: interaction features raise the price a lot, and dogs with separation anxiety often react badly to a disembodied voice.
What to look for in Pet Cameras
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360 degree pan-tilt cameras
One camera covers a whole room; auto-tracking follows the pet instead of showing an empty rug.
- Full room coverage
- Motion auto-track
- IR night vision
Local storage, no subscription
SD card or NAS recording avoids a monthly cloud fee and keeps footage of your home off someone else’s server.
- SD/NAS recording
- No cloud fee
- Local-only option
Bark and motion alerts
Sound detection pings your phone when barking starts, which is useful evidence for separation-anxiety training.
- Bark detection
- Clip history
- Adjustable sensitivity
Outdoor and yard cameras
Weatherproof housings and wide angles for pets with garden access; look for a wired power option.
- Weatherproof
- Wide angle
- Wired power option