Top 10 Pet Trackers
for December 2023

FitBark GPS Dog Tracker provides a lot of features for an affordable price. The tracker is easy to set up, and the companion app is easy to navigate, intuitive, and color-coded by activity type. The tracker proved reliable at locating my 50-pound dog in 15 minutes, even indoors. The tracker also tracks sleep, and the alarms are loud enough to wake your dog without waking you. The tracker tracks your dog's activity, calories burned, and distance traveled. The tracker can also track your dog's heart rate and recognize when your dog is sleeping.The tracker's battery lasts up to 6 days, and is rechargeable through a USB cable. The tracker is waterproof, so your dog can swim, play in the rain, and go camping without worrying. The tracker is lightweight, weighing 17 grams, and is small enough to fit in a pocket or on your dog's collar. The tracker also has an optional vibration alert, so you can watch your dog's every move. The tracker's battery life and tracking capabilities are comparable to more expensive trackers, such as the Garmin Astro 230 and the Whistle 2. The rechargeable battery lasts up to 6 days, and the tracker provides 24/7 activity, sleep, and calorie tracking, as well as distance tracking. The FitBark GPS Dog Tracker is a great affordable alternative to more expensive trackers, and it's easy to install. The tracker tracks your dog's activity, sleep, and heart rate, and the app provides plenty of statistics, including trends over time, and data that can be compared between dogs. The tracker's battery lasts for 6 days, and the tracker is waterproof, so your dog can swim, play in the rain, and go camping without worrying. The tracker's tracking device is small enough to fit in a pocket or on your dog's collar. The FitBark GPS Dog Tracker is easy to set up, and it tracks your dog's activity, sleep, and heart rate, and the app provides plenty of statistics, including trends over time, and data that can be compared between dogs. The tracker's battery lasts for 6 days, and the tracker is waterproof, so your dog can swim, play in the rain, and go camping without worrying.

The Petfon Pet GPS tracker is easy to set up and use. The tracker is small and compact, so it's easily hidden on your pet's collar. The battery life is good, and the device lasts about a week before it needs to be recharged. The Petfon app is intuitive, and it's super-easy to pair the Petfon with the app. The GPS tracker is durable and water-resistant, so it can be used in wet environments, and the battery life is such that it doesn't lose its charge before your next walk with your dog. The Petfon app is user-friendly, and it's simple to use. The GPS tracker has a range of up to 3.5 miles in an open environment, and it works well indoors as well. The GPS tracker is less reliable in tight spaces. The Petfon app is not the easiest to use, and the menus are somewhat confusing, but this is a common complaint with many pet-tracking apps. The Petfon GPS tracker is not as sensitive or as stable as Petfon1, and it's more expensive, but for most pet owners, it's the best pet tracker available today.

The PetFon GPS tracker is easy to set up and use. The GPS syncs quickly, and we found the mobile app to be intuitive. The tracker can locate your pet using one of two modes, GPS or LoRa. In GPS mode, the tracker updates its location approximately every 10 seconds, which is fast enough to track pets in motion, but slower than some competitors. In LoRa mode, updates occur every 20 seconds. The PetFon GPS tracker has a rechargeable battery that lasts about 2 weeks between charges, and the device can be adjusted from 5 to 20 meters in radius, which is useful if you don't want to be constantly tracking your pet. The GPS tracker has a battery saver mode that automatically conserves battery life if your pet is stationary for more than 60 minutes. The tracker's range is about 0.65 to 3.5 miles, depending on the terrain, and we found that the tracker can track the location of a pet in fairly dense foliage. We also found that, while the battery saver mode is good, the tracker sometimes switches to GPS mode in situations where a LoRa signal is available, which results in inaccurate location information. The PetFon GPS tracker also does not have a built-in microphone, which is unusual for pet trackers. The PetFon GPS tracker is more expensive than some of the other GPS trackers we tested, but it's otherwise easy to use and has a durable design and a long battery life.

The Zeerkeeer pet tracker is easy to set up, and its GPS signals have a 30-foot range, so it's fairly accurate. It mostly worked indoors, but accuracy was questionable outdoors, especially when GPS satellites were obscured by tall buildings and trees. The Zeerkeeer also stores the last 50 locations in its internal memory, so if you lose it, you can manually enter its coordinates using the device's button, and it'll show its last location on the map. An app is available for both iOS and Android, and it's easy to use. The app shows the location of your pet in real time, and you can push-to-talk to him (or her) from the app, too. The Zeerkeeer pet tracker is waterproof, so it's perfect for dogs that like to run in the rain. It comes with a standard-sized collar, but you can also buy an extender collar to accommodate larger dogs. And, unlike most pet trackers, the Zeerkeeer comes with 1-year warranty, so you can buy with confidence.

The PETBIZ G20 GPS Pet Tracker is a well-designed, easy-to-use, and (best of all) affordable GPS tracker for dogs and cats. It's small and light, and the battery lasts forever. The tracker can continuously track up to 100 days later, and it starts tracking as soon as your pet is brought indoors. The tracker has an IPX7 waterproof rating, which means it can be submerged in up to 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes. The tracker's battery life is unbeatable, and it's extremely easy to use. The PETBIZ app is clean and simple, and the tracker connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth. The tracker lets you know when your pet goes outside or wanders too far from home, and the app lets you set up a virtual boundary around your property and receive instant alerts if your pet leaves that area. The tracker also lets you track your pet's activity and exercise level.

The Whistle Go is one of the best pet trackers we've tested, and it does a good job of meeting or exceeding most of our requirements. It tracks accurately, and it connects to AT&T's 4G network for dependable positioning. It connects to both iOS and Android apps, and it's easy to use. The Whistle Go also stands out for its innovative activity tracking. Whistle's calorie calculator takes into account breed, age, and weight, and it provides food recommendations based on a dog's activity levels. The Whistle Go also tracks other behaviors, like licking and scratching, which can be helpful if your dog is licking or scratching excessively. The Whistle Go also sends activity reports to your vet, which can help identify any health problems. The Whistle Go is a pricier tracker than our other picks, but it's also a smarter, more capable tracker, and it's backed by excellent customer service.

The PetBIZ G1 is a GPS tracker that doubles as an activity monitor and is designed for dogs. It tracks daily active minutes, distance traveled, and caloric burned by exclusive dog motion algorithm. It also sets daily exercise goals and feeding recommendations based on age, weight and breed to keep your companion fit and healthy. The G1 has two buttons: a tracker button that activates the tracker and an activity button that activates the activity monitor (if your pet is wearing the tracker). The tracker button is on the back, and pressing the button starts GPS tracking. The activity button is also on the back, and pressing the button starts the activity monitor. The activity monitor tracks your pet's daily active minutes, distance traveled, and caloric burned. It can also set daily exercise goals and feeding recommendations based on age, weight and breed. The G1's battery life is more than 30 days, which is longer than any other 3G tracker we tested. The G1's battery life is also 2 hours shorter than the battery life of the popular Whistle (see below), so it's a little disappointing that the G1's battery life is shorter than that of Whistle. The G1's GPS signal is very good, and we found the tracker's location very accurate. The G1 has safe zone alert and lost dog mode, which let you define safe zone for dog and get notification when it escapes. The G1 also has proactive dog finder, which locates your dog in safe zone. The G1's battery is recharged with a micro USB cable, and charging takes 2 hours (the battery life is 2 days). The PetBIZ G1's GPS signal is excellent, the tracker's location is very accurate, and the G1 has safe zone alert and lost dog mode. The G1 also has a longer battery life than most 3G trackers, a 30-day battery life, and a 2-hour battery life, which is shorter than the battery life of the popular Whistle. The G1's battery life is 2 hours shorter than the battery life of the popular Whistle, and the G1's battery life could be better.

The Zeerkeer dog GPS tracker is a portable, compact device that's easy to use, and it's well suited for dogs up to 100 pounds. It's waterproof, so it's suitable for indoor use, and it has an SOS button that will trigger a loud alarm when pressed. The GPS location information, including route history, is updated every 30 seconds. The tracker is programmable, so you can set safe areas, and the receiver is waterproof, so you can use it to track your dog's activity when it's raining or snowing. The tracker has a 2.4-inch color display, and you can use the free Zeerkeer app (available for iOS and Android) to monitor your pet's location, activity, history, and activity levels. The tracker can send text and email alerts when your dog goes out of its safe zone, and the app has a more powerful location tracking feature than some competitors. The Zeerkeer dog tracker also supports IFTTT, so you can link it to a variety of third-party apps, such as Amazon Alexa, Nest, IFTTT, and others.

The Cat Tracker RF Finder is much faster than the indoor GPS trackers we tested, and it's less expensive too. It tracks up to 4 cats, and we found the tracker to work well indoors and outdoors, even around big buildings, trees, and bushes. It doesn't require any monthly fees, and the battery is good for 15 hours of use. The tracker's range is up to 500 meters (1600 feet), and we found the tracking to be accurate over that range. The tracker also gives you some useful information about your cat's activity, including distance traveled, speed, and altitude. The tracker's battery life is 15 hours, and the transmitter and receiver are water resistant. The tracker is easy to set up, and you can use the included battery to charge or replace the batteries. The tracker comes with 4 tags, and you can buy additional tags separately. The tracker is small enough to fit in your pocket, and it's lightweight, so it won't weigh down your cat.

The Ardi Cat Tracker is one of our favorite pet trackers. It's small, lightweight, and waterproof, and it's a powerful tracker, too. The Ardi Cat Tracker offers 3 levels of tracking (up to 1600 feet, 300 feet, and 60 feet), and it's remarkably accurate at finding lost pets. The Ardi Cat Tracker's range is good, too: I tested it outdoors, in 3 different rooms, and it had no problem finding my cats up to 1600 feet away. The Ardi Cat Tracker's battery life is also impressive: It lasts up to 30 days on a single charge, and Ardi offers 2 $5 replacement tags if you run out of power before your cat is back home. The Ardi Cat Tracker's tracking range is 200 times more powerful than average tracker technology, and Ardi's app is extremely easy to use. The Ardi Cat Tracker's $200 price tag is higher than that of most pet trackers, but it's one of only two trackers we tested that offers 3 levels of tracking. The Ardi Cat Tracker's $200 price tag is higher than that of most pet trackers, but it's one of only two trackers we tested that offers 3 levels of tracking.