Welcome to Connected Pet Hub, an independent resource for reviews, comparisons and guides on connected products for dogs and cats: GPS collars and fences, automatic litter boxes, smart feeders, fountains and cameras.
Our mission
We help people choose connected pet products through careful analysis, clear comparisons and honest reviews. Connected pet gear is a category where the purchase price is only part of the cost. Subscriptions, replacement parts, app reliability and size limits often decide whether a product works for a given pet, and they are rarely on the front of the box.
What we do
- In-depth brand and product reviews based on specifications and owner feedback
- Side-by-side comparisons to help you choose between two options
- Buying guides for different situations and budgets
- How-to guides for sizing, setup and upkeep
- Free calculators that give you a number to work from
Our approach
Every review and guide on this site is based on product specifications, manufacturer documentation and aggregated owner experience. We are open about how we research and about our affiliate relationships.
We do not claim hands-on testing of the products we cover. We provide analysis based on specifications, comparisons and owner feedback, and we say when information is missing.
Who edits this site
Connected Pet Hub is edited by Lea Mozzi, Editor. Articles are published under the editor’s byline and are produced from manufacturer documentation, owner feedback and technical sources.
What we cover
Our coverage is organized into four desks, one for each way our readers approach the subject: a dog owner looking at GPS collars, a cat owner tired of scooping, someone who travels and wants to check in, or a reader comparing subscription costs.
Covers GPS collars, wireless fences, trackers and training gear for dogs of different sizes.
Covers automatic litter boxes, feeders and fountains, with attention to size limits and cleaning.
Covers pet cameras, app quality, Wi-Fi and cellular requirements, and subscription terms.
Covers portion planning and automatic feeders, based on the published guidance of veterinary organizations.
Transparency
This site is reader-supported. When you buy through some of the links on this site, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. See our Affiliate Disclosure and our Editorial Guidelines for details.
We are not veterinarians and our content is not veterinary advice. For anything related to your pet’s health, weight or behavior, talk to your veterinarian.
Questions?
Contact us at [email protected].