Sarah
GBPeace of mind Very convenient way tracking our cats for peace of mind and app is always up to date
Madison O'Reilly
GBLove using the Tractive app Love using the Tractive app. Was a little surprised that it was advertised as a monthly cost, but turned out to be a lump sum cost, but no major drama. The app is easy to use, and the coverage is great (Otago, NZ). Very accurate, and if you don’t use the ‘live’ setting too much, the battery life lasts a good few days. Would recommend.
Maryann Abbott
GBIt’s a little on the heavy side It’s a little on the heavy side, but doesn’t seem to phase my large breed dog. It’s unique in the sense the monthly cost is lower than most and it does send me notifications on his sleeping and exercise habits. It’s like a Fitbit for a dog with a built in tracker in case he escapes!
Jeannie
GBWe have had our Tractive basic model… We have had our Tractive basic model for about a month and a half now and it has been a great tool for training our Great Pyrenes the boundaries of our property. When she leaves the fence, we go and get her. It's a great tool check to see where she is on the farm. However, I am rather disappointed in the battery life. Tractive states that the battery life will last 2-5 days and ours is only lasting 18-20 hours in the safe zone. I am hopeful they will reply to my email and help resolve this issue. Otherwise this tractive has been an excellent tool.
Margaret Schofield
GBAbsolutely delighted with this company Absolutely delighted with this company, bought a tracker for our cat and after 6 days use, he wears it all the time, he came in yesterday morning with no collar/tracker on. It app showed us whereabouts it was on the lane outside, but after searching the hedges, fields and ditches had no luck in locating it. Got in touch with Tractive and they arranged for another one to be sent straight away, it's just arrived. Brilliant service, couldn't wish for better. Just hoping that Sooty keeps away from things he can get caught up on. It's really interesting to see where he goes at night, we always thought he headed to the dairy but in fact he roams the fields in the opposite direction.