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Caring for a pet is one of life’s greatest rewards. In fact, leaving your furry friend at home may even be difficult for some. That said, you can relax a little with Petcube’s cameras that let you keep an eye on your pet while you’re out of the house — and even toss them treats remotely.
During Amazon’s Cyber Monday sale, you can get up to 41% off Petcube products. This includes savings on the Petcube Cam, Petcube Bites 2 and Petcube Bites 2 Lite.
The cameras are especially helpful if you have an anxious or mischievous pet, or need to be away from home for the day. However, when you are home, Petcube cameras also offer video chatting with a veterinarian 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can start a chat with a professional vet through the Petcube app to see if your pet needs to visit a clinic.
That said, each of the Petcube cameras is a little different.
Petcube Bites 2, $199.20 (Orig. $249)
The Petcube Bites 2 is the most advanced of the brand’s cameras. The Smart HD pet camera offers 160-degree views, night vision and 4x zoom. Mount it to a wall or keep it out on a table and you can drop in on your pet while you’re out to see what they’re up to, talk to them and toss treats remotely. This camera also contains Amazon Alexa so you can use your own voice to do things like play calming music and turn on the lights.
Petcube Bites Light, $87.95 (Orig. $149)
The Petcube Bites Light is the most similar to the Bites 2. While it doesn’t contain its own Alexa, it does work with the device if you have one already. The biggest difference between the two cameras is that the microphone is slightly more advanced in the Bites 2 and it works with 5G Wi-Fi. Because of that, the Bites Lite is slightly cheaper and on sale for only $109.95.
Petcube Cam, $34.94 (Orig. $49.99)
The Petcube Cam is the most affordable of the bunch and it’s on sale for less than $40. It’s a standard camera that delivers a sharp 1080p HD live-streaming video with a 110-degree wide-angle view. It also offers 8x digital zoom and night vision. While it doesn’t allow you to toss treats, it does have two-way audio so you can hear your pet and talk to them. It’s a great pet camera for the price!
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Additionally, here’s a hack: If you go to Petcube’s website and sign up for Petcube Care, you’ll get a free Petcube Cam. The Petcube Cam and Care Bundle costs $5.99 a month and offers smart alerts to let you know when your dog barks or a human enters the room. Plus, it stores three days of video history and sorts the videos to show you the most important stuff first (like when your pet was active versus when they were sleeping). You can also sign up with the Bite Lights camera for $9.99 a month.
All of Petcube’s cameras are advanced and are great options for keeping an eye on your little loved one while you’re away. Choose which one is best for you based on price, capabilities or size — and snag it while it’s on sale through Cyber Monday.
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