You Can Now Train Your Pet to Video Call You – What a Time to Be Alive!

Are you curious about what your furry friend is up to while you’re away? Is your dog spending hours napping or perhaps plotting the disappearance of your socks? With a revolutionary device called PetChatz, you can keep tabs on your beloved pet even when you’re not home. This innovative gadget has taken the internet by storm, with nearly 400,000 shares in just two days. Let’s face it: pets are just more entertaining than people!

Stay Connected with Your Pet

Instead of getting bogged down by work emails, why not check in on your dog or cat in real-time? The wall-mounted unit not only allows you to see and hear your pet but also dispenses treats if you think they deserve a reward. As the creators of PetChatz describe, “They see you, hear you, and feel your love with the tasty treats and soothing scents you provide.” For anxious pets, there’s even a special scent feature designed to help them relax. “You can help them find ‘serenity now’ with a burst of our specially formulated PetChatz Scentz to make their time alone easier,” they note.

A Solution for Traveling Pet Owners

It might sound a bit extra, but it’s also a fantastic solution for pet owners who travel. The device easily plugs into any outlet and can be mounted on a kennel door, so you can check in on your pet while vacationing in paradise. “If your pet is in a boarding facility, you can check in while you’re in Barbados,” explains Mark Johnson, CEO of PetChatz’s parent company, Anser Innovation.

Features and Pricing

The base unit starts at around $380, featuring a built-in speaker, webcam, microphone, and motion detector to make it all happen. You can connect with your pet through your computer, tablet, or smartphone, so you can ease any guilt about those long office hours or summer getaways. You can even treat your dear companion to a snack or two during your chats. For an additional $99, you can purchase the PawCall, which allows your pet to initiate the call if trained properly. Just think about it— for less than $500, you can teach your pet to reach out to you! The PawCall feature also includes games for your furry friend.

Dogs will undoubtedly relish the chance to communicate with their humans, while cats might be overheard grumbling about their overly-attentive owners checking in too frequently.

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Conclusion

In summary, with PetChatz, it’s now possible to connect with your pet through video calls and treat them from afar, making it a game-changer for pet parents everywhere.