Keep tabs on your pet with the Whistle Go Explore — save $25 for a limited time
SAVE $25.99: As of Sept. 30, the Whistle Go Explore pet tracker is $25.99 off (a savings of 20%) at Amazon for a limited time. Pick one up for $103.96.
Being a pet parent is as rewarding as it is anxiety-inducing. If you're like us, you view your pet as your literal child, and you would do anything to ensure their safety. Being the perfect caretaker is a bit of a high bar to reach for, though. Luckily, there are a few accessories out there that may be able to get you just an inch closer to that "pet parent of the year" title.
One of those accessories is a pet tracker, and one of our favorites, the Whistle Go Explore, is $25.99 off at Amazon for a limited time. (Looking for something a little more budget-friendly? Check out the Tractive GPS.)
The Whistle Go Explore is a must-have collar accessory for pet parents who prefer to stay in the loop. Think Fitbit, but for pets (sidenote: Whistle's product photos mainly feature dogs, but the Go Explore is totally suitable for cats, too). The device's main function is GPS tracking, but also offers in-depth health monitoring for things like overall activity, sleep quality, habitual behaviors, and more. A subscription to Whistle's service even allows you to send all of that information to an on-demand vet whenever you need. The tracker also boasts a 20-day battery life, as well as a built-in light for late-night walks.
If you want to be the best pet parent you can be, the Whistle Go Explore isn't a bad place to start — grab one at Amazon and save $25.99.
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Dylan Haas is a Lead Shopping Reporter for Mashable, where he covers all things gaming, laptops, fitness, and shopping events like Black Friday and Prime Day. Before joining the team at Mashable, Dylan received a B.A. in Communications from Pace University and contributed to publications like Paste Magazine, Bandsintown, and others following a brief stint as a marketing and management assistant in the music industry.
