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Tile, the AirTag rival now owned by Life360, today launched a new cat-tracking tag to help pet owners find their furry friends.The new device, “Tile for Cats,” is essentially a modified ...

Tile is selling a Sticker tracker that comes with a cat collar attachment for $40. The new feline tracking solution is better than the previous dangling solutions and is an alternative to the many ...

Given that Tile for Cats uses the existing Tile Sticker as the tracking device, it gets the same features as the latter. This means it has a Bluetooth range of up to 250 feet (76m) and uses a non ...

The new accessory costs $39.99 in the US (that's about £30 or AU$60, although there's no word yet on if or when it'll launch outside the US), and comes with a Tile Sticker tracker and a silicone ...

As cat owners connect on social media, once-odd ideas like walking your cat or training cats to "go" outside, are now more accepted. But the outdoors still pose lots of threats to your cats.

That’s where tile trackers come in. These little gadgets connect to your phone and help you find things you’ve misplaced. They’re pretty handy for those moments of panic when you can’t find something ...

Dedicated pet trackers are collar-worn devices that typically use GPS signals to pinpoint the location of the animal wearing ...

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Tile has also promoted the Tile sticker for use with pets, but until Tile for Cats, the best way to use it would have been sticking the Tile tracker to the back of a dangling tag, as seen below.