Curiosity has always been a top trait associated with cats as they fearlessly explore the unknown no matter where they roam. Whether the inside of a cardboard box or the inside of a tree trunk, anything is fair game for our feline friends. However, out of sight does not mean out of mind for pet parents, but it is a real worry for cat owners. Whether your cat falls into the curious category or not, they can still get into trouble whether indoors or outdoors.
Today, some devices can help shed light (and a lot of data) into the secret lives of cats. GPS pet trackers such as Pawfit Lite can now provide a good “day in the life” look at what your cat is up to, no matter where they roam. A tracker can show nap places and resting times, track daily or habitual routes they have, and most importantly, add an extra safety measure to help with any “unexpected adventures”.
- The Jig is Up: No more guesswork or looking for clues as to what your cat has been up to. Pet parents everywhere now have access to and detailed knowledge about all of their schemes and plans. When your pet is curious by nature, you can still see what they are doing even when they are out of sight.
- Collective Sigh of Relief: Both cats and their pawrents can rest easier if your cat is wearing a waterproof GPS tracker with reliable battery life. A tracker can help identify when your pet is in trouble, whether inside or outside the home. GPS trackers are a great safety net for the most curious of cats that like to explore.
- Cats can still be cats: With feline instincts for roaming and hunting, a tracker can reassure owners when their pet is out of sight. Your cat can still satisfy all their wandering needs while their whereabouts are in the palm of your hand in the tracker app. So, cats can keep being cats and a tracker can provide a safer place to explore.
If pet parents only knew what their cat had been up to all this time, they might have invested in a Pawfit pet tracker sooner! The accuracy of the tracking technology, along with all the different monitoring tools, permits cats to satisfy their need for curiosity and independence, while pet parents can rest more easily!
