Smart Cat Tracker Mini | #1 Cat GPS | Real-Time Location Tracking | Territory & Location History | Safety Collar included (Brown)

This tracker is a must for anyone who has a Kitty who likes to go outdoors! Great quality, easy to use and puts our minds at rest when hes out and about. Tracking is accurate and the quality snap free collar is a bonus too! Battery life a little on the low side at only 3 days but no problem to charge overnight while kitty is indoors! Light and sound useful for training purposes and if the collar comes off in a bush and you need to find it! (Which is what you want a collar to do rather than strangle kitty!) Have been recommending to everyone and if we get more cats or even a dog will be coming back to this brand!

Excellent Item. Very easy to set up and works very well. I got this for older wondering cat who gets confused sometimes. Peace of mind and really good fun as well. Just be aware there is a gps sign up charge but perhaps there is away around this on your mobile that Ive not been aware of.

It's a reasonable tracker. There's a subscription fee paid upfront which makes it a pricey purchase. Though an additional SIM isn't needed. Those boasting no subscription only mean no subscription to them but needing to provide your own SIM is just as expensive as the subscription and less secure. It is a bit chunky and really needs to be more visible when trying to find the lost collar and device. Glow in the dark or neon reflective would be great. Pay attention when attaching the collar and ensure it locks properly. I found it was all too easy not to fully close it, wait for that loud click. The radar function is helpful if you are within 3m of the device, but the light is useless as it's only a slight illumination around the wee button, the sound function works but can only be heard if you're a couple of ft away. It needs a louder sound/beep to help locate it. I found my lost device using the radar and eventually spotting the shiny pet tag, luckily a sunny day. The app is generally good but being able to "Locate Now" would be very useful. Certainly better than other trackers I've tried.

We have a kitten who has literally just reached a year old. She was a rescue and didn't get spayed until January 2024, and she was then allowed out with an Apple Air Tag on a collar. £5 collar and a £25 Air Tag. Whilst this didn't allow real time tracking, on the very odd occasions she failed to return home we managed to find here or have her turn up whilst we were looking for her, and on the solitary occasion over the course of 6 months where she came home without the collar, we managed to find the collar within 30 minutes. In search of something that would provide real-time tracking and also educate us as to how far she goes, whether she goes anywhere dangerous etc. we bought this tracker. Issue number 1 and it's a big problem - you literally cannot use the tracker without a subscription which we knew, but we did assume that as the pricing for a subscription was shown as "per month" that it would be just that. Did we not read properly? Quite possibly, but ultimately it came down to having to pay for a whole year up front no matter what. So essentially over and above the cost of the initial tracker, you also have to folk out almost double again just to use it to see if it is actually any good. Assuming that the reviews were real and genuine, we took the plunge and bought the 2-year premium plan with loss coverage for £162. Didn't have too much choice really, as 1 year was considerably more expensive than 2 years divided by 2, and again we were naive enough to think it would be a good tracker. The collar included is probably the only good point about this tracker. The Rogz cat collar is excellent, and you can set how easily the collar will come apart, we put it on the lowest setting as the cat is quite small and we would sooner lose a tracker and collar than have a dead cat! Massive problem 2 is the two different attachments for the collar to hold the tracker are absolutely rubbish. One is a black plastic clip and the other a dark blue thin rubber/latex holder. We tried the clip first, and the tracker never really felt as secure as it should be. Setting up the app was relatively straight forward although in use it isn't the most intuitive and a little clumsy at times, but it does its job. The tracker for me is huge (especially compared to an Air Tag) and hangs under the cat’s neck. The cat didn't seem overly put off though and away she went. Problem 3 - the battery barely lasts 2 days without doing any live tracking and if you are brave enough to not charge it after 2 days, on the third day if your cat loses her collar or the tracker, it's a battle against the battery running out to find it. All this despite it having power saving features like using wi-fi only when she is in the house. The battery life is literally garbage. It does charge in under 30 minutes, but you literally have to charge it every other day without fail otherwise by the end of day three it is likely to be lost if the cat doesn't bring it home (or come home). Problem 4 - So in week 1 the tracker and collar got pulled off the cat in a thorn bush. At the time I guessed just one of those things, but it has become so regular it must relate to the size of the tracker. Cat came home without collar, we waited until next morning to retrieve it with 50 percent battery remaining due to it having been charged overnight. When we got to the area where live tracking said it was, we switched on audio. Couldn't hear a thing, switched on the light, couldn't see a thing. When we found it using the bluetooth finder in the app, it was maybe 5 feet from us on the floor. The sound is barely audible and on this and every occasion the tracker has gone missing, the light is facing the floor so completely useless. Since the first loss, we have had another couple of losses of the collar and tracker and then a couple of weeks ago we managed to find the collar, but no sign of the black plastic clip. At this point I read online reviews only to realise that the clip is clearly not fit for purpose. There is no way it should be breaking just under the strength of our cat. Rather than order a replacement, we tried to use the rubber/latex holder instead on the same collar. The problem with this is that this caused the tracker to dangle quite low around the cat's neck and on several occasions, it has come back along with the cat covered in mud or marks suggesting it is scraping the floor when she crawls under fences/bushes etc. Speed up to last night, cat comes home with a collar and the rubber holder, but no tracker due to a rip in the holder. For the second time ever (first time was a freshly charged battery earlier in the week and the cat left the wi-fi zone of the house to go out and about) when I looked for the location of the tracker on the app, there was no GPS signal (despite it having network signal) so only an approximate location for the tracker in a nearby field nearly 5 hours ago. I have been to look for it today and the tracker wasn't in the area of the last location and hasn't been found. There is no location that I am aware of where the cat has ever been with the tracker that doesn't have GPS signal, and exactly where the tracker was last seen has great GPS signal on a phone. So, I am guessing that at the same time as the holder getting ripped, the device has suffered damage or has eventually come out of the holder somewhere very out of the way. The last location updates about every 2 to 3 minutes so the cat couldn't have gotten far with it - but far enough for us to have zero chance of finding it. That's OK I hear you say, you have the premium plan with loss coverage you can get another one. Yes, you would think so, but then you can only claim for loss twice in the 2 year period as far as I know, and had it not been for our dogged perseverance wading through bushes and all sorts and getting cut to bits, we would have lost 5 by now. Had we not spent a fortune on an annual monitoring plan, the tracker would have already been in the bin after the second loss. But here we are less than 3 months since its purchase and it has been lost 6 times at least now, and on each occasion, we have had to be adventurous to rescue it. On 2 occasions in that time this has been due to the failure of the holder's materials. So to summarise: Battery life is dire, sound is so low volume it's pointless (and it’s an annoying tune instead of a good beep like Air Tag), the light on every occasions has been hidden as the tracker always lands light side down (due to its design), the holders are literally not fit for purpose, the GPS seems unreliable and you are tied in to a year as a minimum but could easily find yourself needing a 3rd replacement within weeks due to the holders being rubbish, GPS failing or the collar and tag clearly being very susceptible to getting snagged in a bush and not retrievable due to the size of the thing. Incidentally a friend who has two of these for two cats (who we didn't speak to before buying), literally uses gaffa tape every time she charges the batteries and puts the tracker back on the collar due to the number of times their trackers have gone missing due to broken holders. Based on the negative Amazon reviews, the manufacturers must know of all of these problems. My suggestions to fix it all? 1. Give a free trial for the actual tracking after initial purchase. If you are too tight to do this at least allow a month’s paid trial. 2. Remove the light completely or put it on a surface where it can be seen. 3. Sort the volume out - we can hear an Airtag from 10-15 feet easily, why does this thing play a rubbish tune instead of using something more penetrating of a noise, and why is it so quiet? 4. Use a better battery AND allow in settings for the location updates to take place up to an hour apart (3 minutes average it seems at the moment which I could definitely live without), and all the lifestyle monitoring stuff be able to be disabled so the tracker isn't so active. 5. Sort out the holders, they are absolute garbage and not fit for anything. Literally some rubber rings that reinforce the holders would be a start. 6. Change the number of claims for a lost tracker one can make. In the meantime, despite the waste of the subscription, we are going back to relying on an Air Tag with the Rogz collar. TRACTIVE IS NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE unless you live somewhere where your cat really cannot adventure much beyond a garden and tarmac with close to zero risk of your cat ever catching its neck area on anything.

We purchased this Tractive tracker for my cat, Charlie, after he went missing last month. It has been a lifesaver. The tracker was easy to attach to the collar, and Charlie got used to wearing it after a couple of days (he no longer tries to take it off). The app was easy to use, and all family members are able to track his whereabouts. We soon found out that Charlie has, what we refer to as his ‘second family’, as he seems to spend quite a lot of his time at a house around the corner from ours🙈 We know, however, that he is safe, as we’re always able to know where he is via the tracker/app. I would highly recommend Tractive to owners of outdoor cats, it definitely puts your mind at ease!

Decent tracker, with ok connectivity. It's definitely big and clunky, battery lasts about 2 days while the cat is mostly in the power saving zone. Both the light and sound functionality are effectively useless, the sound is so faint I can barely hear it while it's right next to me and the light may be of some help in pitch darkness. So if it gets lost it's a tough ask trying to find it, especially if the battery is running low. I recommend charging it daily as active tracking drains the battery rapidly, so 50% can disappear fast if you're actively trying to find it. The subscription is quite expensive and designed to railroad you into paying for 2 years up front.

Very good, I did not regret that I bought it very accurately shows the location of my cat, I can find how it works at a long distance, I have not tried, but I am satisfied with the result!

Edit... I can now override the power saving zone as the Live option is no longer greyed out. This is essential as our WiFi coverage is 2 blocks. Upgraded from 3 to 5 stars. Here's the good... Great App software with loads of functions from setting boundaries and alerts to cat health and leaderboards. Simple and easy to set up and just use. The device is compact, lightweight, and easy for said cat to put up with it all the time. Battery life when in the 'power saving zone' is great and we get nearly 2 weeks without having to recharge it. So far this would be 5 stars but... Here's the bad... If said cat is within the WiFi power saving zone you know your cat is somewhere and not to worry. Within this zone you don't know where your cat is exactly and as far as I can see this can't be overridden. This is a major problem for us because we have a mesh WiFi network with satellite booster points all around the house. This means our wifi zone extends pretty much into the next 2 streets. What I really need to know is where the cat is exactly within the 3 or 4 blocks, including if stuck in someone's shed or garden, and, be alerted if she leaves the street, which is rare for our female cat so far. Unfortunately I can't do that. On occasion when she has gone outside the WiFi zone, either the GNSS (GPS) or the Cell net signal has been very weak so we've been unable to locate her. We are on one side of a small hill next to woodland so that's probably it. If you have a similar situation to me you may be better with the much lower cost Apple or Samsung tags in a reasonably populated area (these simply need other peoples' cell phones around to crowd source your cat's location in the background without any phone user being any the wiser this is happening). Or alternatively, a radio tracker. That all said we are sticking with the device but frustrated I can't override the WiFi power saving zone. Unless someone knows how exactly. I've tried everything I can think of.