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Save $63 on the Furbo 360 Dog Camera during Prime Early Access

Get emergency alerts and dispense treats while you're not home. Throw in puzzle toys and a new dog bed to ease those separation anxieties.

By Jen McCaffery

Posted on Oct 12, 2022

Now's the time to save on the Furbo 360-degree Dog Camera and more pet gear during the Amazon Early Access Sale.

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Ever wondered what your dog gets up to when you’re not around? Well, you can get a glimpse with the help of the Furbo 360 Dog Camera. The treat-dispensing smart camera is on sale along with lots of other pet gear during the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale. But the discounts end tonight, so don’t wait to start your holiday shopping.

Furbo 360-Degree Dog Camera $147 (Was $210)

Sometimes the evidence of a dog’s activities is easy to see: bite marks on shoes, a shredded toy dropped at your feet. Whether you’ve got a mischievous pup or an older pooch that doesn’t see so well, the Furbo 360 Dog Camera is a valuable tool for when you’re not there. With 360 views, you won’t miss a minute. Features like two-way talk and auto dog tracking help you keep tabs and share assuring words through the accompanying app and with Alexa. You’ll be alerted to any emergencies and get plenty of opportunities to dispense some well-deserved treats.

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Jen McCaffery

Director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent

Jen McCaffery is director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent. She enjoys editing and writing about innovations in health, science, technology, sustainability, and the outdoors. She’s been surprised by how much she has taken to spreadsheets.

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