Furbo

Furbo 360° Dog Camera

Rotating treat-tossing camera that does the basics (live view, talk, toss, barking alerts) with no plan; video history and the smarter alerts sit behind Furbo Nanny, and it needs 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

Buy it if: A dog mom who wants to see, talk to and reward her dog during the workday.
Skip it if: Your router only offers 5 GHz Wi-Fi, or you want recorded clips but won't pay for a plan.

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Who we pick it for

See him, talk to him and toss a treat from your phone, and get a barking alert before the neighbors say something. Live view, two-way audio and basic barking alerts work with no plan; video history and the smarter alerts need Furbo Nanny, a paid subscription. Leaving your dog home alone 9 hours? See him, hear him, feed him →

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Leaving your dog home alone 9 hours? See him, hear him, feed him

For dog moms back in the office: a camera to see and talk to him, barking alerts, meals on time and a GPS for escapes. The catch: some of the best features need a paid plan, and we name every one.