Findster Duo+ Dog & Cat GPS Tracker & Activity Monitor + 1 Year Subscription, 1 count

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Collar TypeActivity TrackerActivity TrackerActivity TrackerActivity TrackerStandard
Breed SizeAll BreedsSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large BreedsLarge Breeds, Giant BreedsSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large BreedsAll Breeds
MaterialRubberPlasticPolyesterNylonNylon
CompatibilityRechargeable, Apple iOS, AndroidWi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, Apple iOS, Android, RechargeableGPSGPSN/A
Leash & Collar FeatureWaterproof, GPSMulti-Dog System, GPS, Water ResistantGPSWaterproofGPS
Closure TypeN/AN/ABuckleBuckleSnap
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About This Item

  • Tracking system that monitors the location and activity of your furry friend through your phone.
  • Features an estimated range of up to 3 miles with no SIM card or cell coverage needed.
  • Analyzes your companion’s behavior over time, notifying you of any possible health-related issues.
  • Allows for pet parents to define a safe area around your pet's location and be immediately notified if he leaves that space.
  • Battery lasts up to 12 hours with GPS continuously on, or several days with intermittent GPS use.

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35 Customer Questions

Can you turn on the GPS from your phone if your pet gets lost, or does it have to be turned on at the collar?
Answer by Chewy • Jul 01, 2019
This tracker also allows you to define a safe area around your pet's location and be immediately notified if he leaves that space. With true real-time GPS tracking, Findster Duo+ Dog & Cat GPS Tracker & Activity Monitor makes sure you companion is always where he should be.
If your dog gets lost and leaves the safe zone will it show where he is? What is the range for this tracker?
Answer by Chewy • Jul 11, 2019
This monitor allows your to define a safe area around your dog or cat's position on the map and Findster Duo+ will immediately notify you if your pets leave that space. The tracker has a range of up to 3 miles (4.8 km). The Findster App includes a built-in Radar, which shows your distance from your dog or cat and guides you right to their location.
How do you turn on the GPS? Do you turn it on through the device or through the app on your phone?
Answer by Chewy • Aug 17, 2019
You can turn the GPS on and off and access key data and information to assure your pets' daily needs are met through the Findster App on your phone.
I have 2 deaf puppies i keep losing inside and out. I am looking for something that constantly gps so that if they slip out I know, and can track them or even just beep they are inside. Is it constant- but then once they are being tracked 12 hours? Do you change collars every 12 hours?
Answer by Chewy • Jul 16, 2019
This tracker allows you to define a safe area around your pet's location and be immediately notified if he leaves that space. The battery must be charged after 12 hours of continuous use.

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43 Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Marker on Dec 11, 2021

Don’t waste your money

My dogs go out with it on and I couldn’t find them. I set up a fence and the app kept telling me they were out of the fence when they were sitting right in front of me. My modem said it needed to update so I proceeded to update. Been about a week and it finally started to work I think. I have 3 I will sell cheep so I can buy something re reliable. They push the workout thing so if your are in to competing with your neighbors on who walk their dog the most this might be your thing.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Kim25 on Jul 26, 2021

Good but has short battery life

I use the Findster Duo when hiking with my Golden. For others reading the reviews, I wrapped some cloth medical tape around the screw/band that holds the tracker to the collar and I have never had it come off. I hike with my phone anyway, so keeping the module in my backpack or pocket isn't that big of a deal like other reviews make it seem like. Bottom line is if you don't want to pay for subscription, this tracker is a great choice. When my dog is off leash, I can see what direction he went. In heavier woods the tracker reporting back to my phone is a little delayed but other paid subscription trackers have a 1-3 minute delay on most of them anyway. My dog is whistle trained for recall but nice to know where he's at if he decides to take off after an animal or runs a head of me on the trail. I only use the tracker when hiking so the battery needs to be charged after a few hikes. If your dog is wearing it daily, you will be charging it a lot sooner.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Doggone on Jul 28, 2021

VERY Short Range

I bought this device directly from Findster. I was really hoping this would work since you don't need cell service and we take remote vacations with our dogs. Unfortunately, the device gets nowhere close to the two mile range that's claimed. If there are any woods and the dog goes off, you'll be lucky to get 1/4 mile range. The device loses connection and you lose tracking of the dog. I contacted their customer service several times and none of the updates helped this issue. I cannot recommend this to work as advertised...was really hoping it would work.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By delia on May 2, 2021

does not work

it doesn’t work unless the guardian findster is close like going on walks it is dumb. we got it for if our dog gets lost. it just says disconnected when u don’t bring the other one.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By crystal on Jan 8, 2021

So disappointed

Was really hoping this would work since I hike a lot with my Golden off leash on our wooded property that doesn't get cell service. It was constantly loosing track of him when he was still within eyesight. Seems extremely inaccurate and hit or miss. Was really hoping for better.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Hunter on Feb 3, 2021

Avoid at all costs!

Horrible customer service. Can never reach a real person. Advertise as ok for cats. It is huge. Only use on a medium to large size dog.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Dogsnotgone on Oct 17, 2020

We like the devices

We live in a heavily wooded area. We got these to find any lost dogs. Turn the device on it works correctly. Miss a step it does not work so good. What does under those conditions. Even with lots of trees. Cell phone and Gaurdian in hand we can walk into the woods and find the dog fairly quickly. The bad is how it is attached. I made a cloth sleeve that has elastic at both ends. We put the GPS unit on the collar attachment that is firmly on the collar with a zip tie not what it was sent with.. I pull the little tube over the whole device the ends are to small for it to fall out of. No more lost units to look for. I am still experimenting with my tube design. But it works super simple to make.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By newfmom on Aug 30, 2020

Doesn't track in forest

I really was hopeful that this would work for us, but it doesn't. We live in an area without cell service, so we're limited in which pet trackers are options. The reliance on module to module communication seemed like it would solve our problem. Unfortunately, the Findster Duo doesn't. It will track our dog if he is within sight on our walks, but if he's more than about 1/8th to a 14th of a mile away--and we can't see him--the guardian module loses connection with the pet module and we can't track him. We walk in a forested area with some hills, so I wasn't expecting the device to work at the 3 mile level, but I was expecting something more than 1/8th of a mile. For us, it just doesn't work. It quickly loses connection and it's often slow to update the dogs position when it is connected. A couple smaller issues. First, the support is only by email. The response is usually within 24 hours, but they don't appear to work on the weekends. Not a deal breaker, but a little annoying Second, the device was accurate tracking the path of our walks, but not the distance. For walks around 1 mile it was accurate, but when we'd walk 3-4 miles, the path shown was accurate, but the distance was way off. Not a big deal for us--we only wanted to be able to track our dog if he ran after a deer and was out of sight. But, if you're interested in accurately tracking your pet's activity, I don't think this is the best device.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Melvin6 on Nov 21, 2020

$$ came out of my account when I purchased.

I orders from findster company the $$ came out of my account but I have not received tracking or email. Any way to contact this company by phone?

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By LuaM on Aug 4, 2020

Unreliable and short battery life

I got this product because my cat would get out in a coyote infested area. I was interested in creating a virtual fence so I would know when she got out. It is called findster so I figured it would help track where my pet was. After ordering one from the findster site almost two months ago (which I have still not received) I ordered one from chewy. We put it on yesterday and while my cat and I laid on my bed it was sending me alerts that she was all over the place at least a hundred feet away. The battery died after less than 24 hours after being fully charged. I will be seeing how to return this item.