Besides basics such as pet costumes, custom leashes, collars, Pinterest-worthy feeding bowls, etc. Millennials are leaning towards technology to give them a hand with raising their pets via pet wearables, video bots that help dispense treats and keep an eye on pets, etc.
Pet healthcare apps like Rover, Dogsync, MyPet Reminders, Dog clicker training, PetParent, Wag are just some of the popular apps that millennials turn to for better upkeep of their furry friends.
Rover helps pet parents in searching for a dog sitter who can offer services like dog walking, pet boarding, house sitting, etc. MyPet reminders help keep track of the pet’s veterinarian appointments and medications.
Dog Clicker Training is an effective way to reward good behavior for dogs and helps in reinforcing positive behavior leading to habit formation, as every click is followed by a treat. PetParent enables millennials to connect with a community of people who love and care for pets and is especially popular in major cities.
It offers pet-oriented venues such as dog parks, groomers, doggie daycare, dog-friendly brunch spots, etc. Wag is a new entrant in the pet health sector and helps connect dog owners to insure, bonded and background checked dog walkers. Once the dogs are out for a walk, you can track its path live with the app’s GPS map.
Wag also logs a photo or video, distance walked, duration and whether the fog peed or pooped. The concept of having dog kennels outside the houses has gone out of the window with millennials treating pets like family. Increasingly the trend of replicating the needs of pet parents for their pets has set in. This has given a boost to the pet health tech industry, with approximately 3.8 million pets being insured in North America alone.
The world of pets and pet owners is brimming with rich technological options that are changing how they live their lives and I can’t wait to see what comes next.
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