GPS Cat Mini

Since no one actually answers your question? Tractive is the best Tracker. Try to find the old cat Tracker on second hand stores because it last 1-2 weeks. Their new smaller cat Tracker has to be charged every 2 days. You can set up a virtual fence that sends you a message when they leave that zone

My son is non-verbal level 3, 20-years-old. He's not an eloper, but I like to know where is spends his day (he's in a day program) and when to expect him home on the bus. This is the setup I use: Tractactive GPS Smart Cat Tracker. I've already forgot to remove it from his pants and laundered and dri

Omg I'm so happy for you 🥹 Here is the link to the tractive gps cat tracker just in case she goes on another exploration. You just have to charge them on an evening https://tractive.com

I use Tractive but have heard good things about pawfit too. Tractive comes with a breakaway collar that has 3 levels of ease of release based on the weight of your cat - you can buy them from Rogz too and I always get the reflective ones. The cat mini gps Tractive battery will last 24hrs if always o

Appreciate the feedback on battery life as I’ve had the Tractive CAT 4 trackers for my two large cats for years. These are big trackers, but battery life has been my priority because I’ve always been concerned that any other tracker battery would die before I could recover my cat so I’m following th

Bluetooth may only be limited to 10m - 15m but the GPS tracking should get you to that circle. Have lost 1 collar because we just couldn't find it - something was messing with the bluetooth signal. The BIG advantage of petracer is the battery life. Upto 30days claimed. Tractive battery (the cat mini

Hi I use Tractive and love it but the GPS could be a problem for you it seems. I really don’t find that the GPS signal cuts off under trees, only a dense bush when my cat is sleeping, but maybe your local woodland is different to mine. The cat tracker is a bit rubbish for battery so I’ve been using

Ha, I actually upgraded my cats to the smallest dog tracker last year because it’s roughly the same size but battery lasts twice as long. The Dog 6 weighs 39 grams while the Cat 6 weighs 32 grams. 7 grams difference. Of course the XL is much larger and heavier, so that’s probably what you mean. But

I really respect that you’re looking out for them like this. For strays you don’t see every day, battery life really is the dealbreaker. Most GPS trackers just aren’t built for “put it on and forget it for a week.” In a dense suburban area, signal should be fine, so that part’s probably in your favo

If he’s mostly an indoor cat and this is more of a “just in case he slips out” situation, I’d probably look at a lightweight GPS cat tracker you can clip onto his collar when you’re not home. Something like the Tractive CAT Mini works well for that because it’ll send an alert if he leaves the safe z