When I brought our retriever puppy home for the first time several years ago, I wanted to make sure we got her (and us) comfortable with being left home alone. At first, I went out for short periods of time, and she’d mostly nap. But a few months in, when we’d leave the house for a few hours, I wanted to keep an eye on things.
That’s when I started testing the best pet cameras, products which are largely security cameras with pet-centric features and apps, and in some cases, treat dispensers. The Petcube camera 360 is the latest release from Petcube, one of the leading makers of pet monitors. The first pet cam I ever tested was the Petcube Bites 2 Lite, a tall, boxy device with a treat tosser but a static camera. The Petcube camera 360 doesn’t feature treats. It’s a combination of the affordable Petcube cam and the brilliant Furbo 360, as it can swivel on its axis and cover a full rotation as well as pan up and down.
