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PitPat Dog GPS Tracker
A 30 g UK-designed GPS tracker for dogs with built-in mobile data and, unusually, no subscription needed for tracking. It also monitors activity, is rated IP67 and charges wirelessly; PitPat quotes up to six weeks per charge.
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Specifications
| Network | GPS + mobile SIM |
|---|---|
| Works with | iPhone & Android |
| Phone requirements | iPhone and Android phones on the latest OS version (no tablet or web app) |
| Form | Collar device |
| Bluetooth range (stated) | Unlimited where both the tracker and your phone have mobile coverage (PitPat) |
| Battery | Built-in rechargeable battery, charged wirelessly on the included pad |
| Battery life (stated) | Up to 6 weeks (PitPat spec; its FAQ says at least several days per charge) |
| Replaceable battery | No — sealed (not replaceable) |
| Water / dust rating | IP67 (PitPat says suitable for swimming) |
| Precision finding | Dog Finder in the app shows direction and distance |
| Size | 60 × 34 × 18 mm |
| Weight | 30 g |
| Subscription | No subscription needed for tracking (SIM and data included); optional PitPat LIFE membership |
As stated by the maker, checked 3 October 2026. Battery life and range depend on use and surroundings. Blank items weren’t stated on the sources we checked.
Good to know
- The battery is sealed inside and charges on a wireless pad, so it can’t be swapped.
- PitPat’s own figures for battery life vary — its spec sheet says up to six weeks, its FAQ says at least several days and possibly several weeks where coverage is good.
Key features
- LTE-M / NB-IoT mobile connection with UK-wide coverage
- Live tracking with updates every 10 seconds
- Dog Finder points you towards your dog
- Activity monitoring: steps, distance, calories and rest
- Share your dog with other people’s phones
- Designed in Cambridge