Have you thought if it’s a good idea to put an AirTag on your pet? We think about this idea with some real cases.
The AirTag is an amazing device that can help us in many situations where we can be victims of theft or the simple tracking of our goods, such as wallets with AirTag. Stories of stolen cars being recovered are the biggest hits, but We didn’t wonder if it was a good idea (or not) to put an AirTag on our pets
Apple says an AirTag shouldn’t be used on a pet
It is very common to see accessories for AirTag and the most curious thing is to see that it is already there are dog accessories in which the AirTag can be placed like a collar. If he were to escape, the person who finds your pet should have an iPhone or iPad to be able to detect him. Although this is not the number one reason, the AirTag is a small tracker that could end up in the wrong place.
Thanks to the Wall Street Journal which tells us many stories about dogs and AirTag, Apple’s tracker was mistakenly ingested. For example, an owner had to find your AirTag up to Heard the moan in h is sassy female dog’s stomach
The AirTag, more than a lifeline, can be a danger for dogs
As simple as that, It is a device that contains a battery that could cause irreparable damage to our dogs.. And to the battery is chewed or swallowedtheir organs would be exposed to suffering short or long term damage.
What to do in these cases? The best is get a smaller tracker that is out of their sight, which prevent them from being able to chew it or remove it easily. It doesn’t hurt to have him with a collar with his contact details, it could be via a QR.
As a rule of thumb, if you go out with your dog, it’s best to keep him on a leash. Also, if you are inside the house, do not leave any door open to the outside. Yes if you already have a dedicated AirTag your pet make sure it’s not in plain sight or waiting to be scammed by another dog while playing.
The best thing is to find suitable and well-attached accessories without going so far as to tighten their neck or, failing that, their body. If you can avoid using AirTag on your pet, that’s the best decision you can make.