Only vets or shelters with expensive readers can detect microchips. Your traditional pet tag can go out of date and doesn’t explain how to care for your pet if someone finds him. And neither of these options conveniently alerts you when someone has found your pet.
How is the Pawscout Tag different from a GPS tracker?
GPS trackers are larger, expensive, and usually, require a monthly or annual subscription and frequent charging.
Pawscout leverages your phone's Bluetooth capabilities and a network of Pawscout users to safeguard your pet. Even if you do not have a large Pawscout community in your area, you can quickly create your own micro-community to protect your pet by sending share invitations to friends, family, neighbors, and caretakers.
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