Pet cameras compared

At a glance

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Petcube Cam

Petcube

From: $34.99 list

Small fixed camera with 1080p video, 8x digital zoom and two-way audio. No laser or treat dispenser.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

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Petcube Cam 360

Petcube

From: $52.99 list

Pan-and-tilt camera (350° horizontal, 55° vertical) with 1080p video and night vision up to 30 feet.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

$52.99 listVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

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Petcube Play 2

Petcube

From: $99.00 list

Camera with a built-in laser toy you steer from your phone, 1080p video and a 4-microphone array for two-way audio.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

$99.00 listVisit ↗Not an affiliate link

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Petcube Bites 2 Lite

Petcube

From: $149.99 list

Camera with a built-in treat dispenser you trigger from your phone, 1080p video and two-way audio.

Facts checked Oct 15, 2026 on the official page.

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Comparison table

Product	List price	Video	Field of view	Interactive extra	Night vision	Optional subscription
Petcube Cam	$34.99 (on sale for $31.99 when checked)	1080p HD, 8x digital zoom	110°	None (2-way audio)	Yes, up to 30 ft	Petcube Care, from $5.99/mo	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
Petcube Cam 360	$52.99 (on sale for $46.99 when checked)	1080p HD, 8x digital zoom	105°, plus 350° pan / 55° tilt	Pan and tilt	Yes, up to 30 ft	Petcube Care, from $5.99/mo	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
Petcube Play 2	$99.00 (on sale for $79.99 when checked)	1080p HD, 8x digital zoom	160°	Laser toy	Yes	Petcube Care (see site)	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link
Petcube Bites 2 Lite	$149.99 (on sale for $99.99 when checked)	1080p HD	160°	Treat dispenser	Yes	Petcube Care bundle, $9.99/mo (includes the camera, per Petcube)	Visit ↗Not an affiliate link

“See site” means we couldn’t confirm the detail on the brand’s official page on Oct 15, 2026. Prices and offers change; confirm before you buy.

Guides for pet cameras

• How to set up a pet camera at home Where to put a pet camera, how to get a reliable Wi-Fi connection, which settings to change on day one, and how to introduce treat tossers and two-way audio to your dog calmly.
• Pet camera privacy and security: a practical checklist How to protect your home when you add an internet-connected pet camera: account security, firmware updates, Wi-Fi settings, cloud recordings, sharing access and where not to point the lens.
• Leaving your dog home alone: how tech can help (and where it can't) A realistic look at pet cameras, GPS trackers and smart-home tools for dogs who spend time alone: what they're good for, their limits, and the signs that mean it's time to talk to your vet or a qualified trainer.
• Pet camera features explained: video, audio, alerts and treat tossing A plain-English walkthrough of the features you'll see on pet camera spec sheets, from resolution and night vision to two-way audio and treat tossers, and how to decide which ones matter for your dog.
• Pet cameras with dog walkers, sitters and family: sharing access fairly How to share a pet camera with walkers, sitters and family members, set up guest access safely, and respect the privacy of the people working in your home.
• Pet camera treat tossers and two-way audio: etiquette that keeps dogs calm How to introduce treat-tossing cameras and two-way audio without stressing your dog, how to avoid calorie creep and neighbor noise issues, and when to stop and call your vet or trainer.
• Wi-Fi and network setup for pet cameras and trackers Practical home-network habits for pet cameras and smart pet devices: placement, bands, passwords, guest networks, bandwidth and what to do when the video stream drops.
• Senior dogs: food, portions and gear considerations What changes as dogs age, why "senior" on a food label isn't a standard, how to think about portions, texture and appetite, plus how GPS collars and pet cameras can help older dogs. Always with your vet.
• Moving house with a dog: tech, ID and fresh-food checklist A practical moving checklist for dog owners covering microchip and tag updates, GPS trackers, pet cameras, fresh food deliveries and first-week safety in the new place.

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How we compare

Every fact above comes from the brand’s official page, linked on each card with the date we checked it. We don’t publish star ratings or “best” awards, we haven’t hands-on tested these products, and we don’t make health claims. Read our method.