Pawscout: The Smarter Pet Tag Review & Giveaway
One of my biggest fears is losing my cats. We had a situation a couple of years ago when through an open window, both cats escaped. Lucky for us we got super lucky and they did not venture far from home but the scare stayed with me and is something that I consider whenever we leave the house. Since that fateful day I have been looking for a way to prevent those scares and with the Pawscout: The Smarter Pet Tag this may be a preventable scare in the future.
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I received a Pawscout – The Smarter Pet Tag for Maggee to test and review since she is my flight risk in the house.
The Pawscout – The Smarter Pet Tag is a smart and easy way to keep track of your pets that utilized Bluetooth technology. The Pawscount is not only an outdoor virtual leash allowing you to know when your pet strays from your yard or other places, it also holds your pets medical records and its own digital profile.
The Pawscout also utilizes an app if your pet goes missing, and all users of the app will be alerted that your pet is missing and to call the National Guard. If your pet comes within 200 feet (a football field approximately) of anyone with the Pawscout app will be notified, making finding your pet easier and quicker.
The Pawscout also tracks your walks and the path you took with your pet. This is as simple as install, pair and attach to your pets collar.
While the amount of time our pets spend outside is limited, and always supervised, it makes me feel better to know that Maggee has this added assurance if she escapes our sights.
The Pawscout – The Smarter Pet Tag is small and unobtrusive, and works for the pets size and is ideal for all pet owners and is an a great community based solution to lost pets.
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GIVEAWAY: Pawscout is giving one Pawscout Tag to one lucky reader! (1) lucky winner will be selected at random to win (1) Pawscout: The Smarter Pet Tag in a Dog and Cat version – This is a $19.99 value! I will be randomly choosing 1 person on January 22nd, 2018 (1/22/2018) to receive this smarter pet tag! Open to residents in the US only. To enter complete the entries below! Winner will be notified by DealsAmongUs by email and prize will be fulfilled by Petscout. Remember you have 48 hours to claim prize, or I will choose another winner. GOOD LUCK!!!
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