Is there a micro chip out there that I can track my dog using my iPhone?
1789465
Microchips do NOT allow you to track animals. There are some tracking collars with gps that can be used with iphones. Check the reviews carefully because some are not so hot
1173948
The tracker u place it under the car U Make sure u have Windows pc it doest Work with Mac .. Good Luck
387296
hiif you have an iPod or iPad there an app for that. search for iomega in itune
553806
You can get a prepaid registration for $13.95 http://www.countrysidepet.com/pre-paid-enrollment-for-homeagain-and-pro-id-microchips-enrollment-only-no-microchip/ or http://www.microchipidsystems.com/cgi-bin/mcmp08/rtl/phd.cgi?Autoincrement=000277&tag_rf=Microchips%20and%20Registrations&d;sply_name=PRE-PAID%20Registration%20Kit
734402
Doxie makes other scanners that *can* connect to iPhones ("Doxie Go"), but this particular model requires a computer + USB cable to function. You must connect it directly to a computer--there is no wireless connection, etc. for other electronic devices.
837617
The iphone app is only one way to keep track, it is quick and easy as a portable means. You can also go online to Garmin and see the location of the tracker from any internet access.
667050
Yes. Just to be sure, though, you can go to http://www.sureflap.com/products/details/1-microchip-cat-door and enter the chip ID number and it will tell you if it will work. If you don't know the chip ID number, you can get it from your veterinarian.
1705416
i can monitor it on my iphone and my windows pc, so my guess would be yes. But call them, they are very helpful.
2156973
Yes, any standard IC chips work. Mine were implanted by a British vet in Afghanistan and they worked perfectly, and that's probably the extreme! Cats did not like being held next to the flap while it registered their chips (unsurprisingly) but it only took a moment.
1198576
Yes there is. In order to use the tracker you will sign-up for sparkpeople.com and there is a link there for the i-phone. In fact here is a link to the link page below. http://www.sparkpeople.com/app/calorie-counter.asp
1617156
i think the receiver can track two pets by switching from one to the other , but you would need two collars
1039697
The system uses cell phone towers to locate your dog once outside the home zone so the answer is yes. Your dog will be tracked no matter what the distance is. You will receive a text message and email alert once your dog is outside the home zone that has your dogs location. From there, you can use the app or computer to track him. I live in an area with very poor cell phone reception and it still works for me. I took my dog on a long walk when the tracker arrived. I used the app to see if it would work which it did! It gave me very precise location, down to the address of the street I was on. My dog is an escape artist and it is such a peace of mind knowing that I will be notified if he escapes and the ability to locate him.
1700805
As far as I know, some models would take a SIM card to record a small amount to, but we don't have those. Like the other answer I think there could be a separate device.
2031641
Only if the tag is scanned with a phone that has gps turned on. It can not track without being scanned
552238
Don't do this. If the chip is not properly inserted, it will migrate, and potentially might not be scanned, since they only scan the place they expect the chip to be. Get the chip done at your vet by professionals. I have all my pets chipped, and most rescues around here require it. Many shelters will put a dog down in days, before you even have time to find them, and a chip is proof to them that someone owns that dog.
1125287
works with special id tags made by same company. Not sure if tags have a microchip or not, but each one is programmable, iow, you can set in, out, or in-out access for each tag (animal), up to max of 7. So, I would assume, it has a microchip to be able to do that.
1861330
Yes, provided your pet can speak. Seriously, yes can speak to the app and will transmit it to the camera.