1. Petsy is a petsitting platform in Poland that connects pet owners with qualified and verified petsitters. With a network spanning over 40 cities, Petsy provides peace of mind by ensuring every petsitter undergoes a rigorous vetting process. Each booking also includes "Petsy Care," a comprehensive package with insurance, veterinary support, and behaviorist assistance, ensuring safe and reliable care.

2. The Pet First Aid is a must have app for every pet owner, providing quick access to emergency care tips for pets in distress. It's a user friendly app that offers step-by-step instructions for handling common pet emergencies like choking, bleeding, poisoning, or CPR. Developed by the American Red Cross, it includes video demonstrations and a pet health tracker to monitor your pet’s well-being. Thanks to their offline access, it allows you to be prepared in situations  when mobile services are lost. It's one of the most valuable tools that really can make adifference in case an emergency would occur.

3. Petcube is an app that works with Petcube cameras to help you monitor and interact with your dog while you're away from home. You can watch your pets in real-time, communicate with them through two-way audio, and even play with them using the camera's built-in laser toy (depending on the model). With Petcube, you may see if your dog is well, providing peace of mind when you're not around. The app also have the option to send notifications about your pet's activity.

4. EveryDoggy is a comprehensive dog training app designed to help dog owners teach their pets essential skills and behaviors. Offering over 150 pedagogically guided video lessons, EveryDoggy covers everything from basic commands like sit and stay, to addressing common behavioral issues like leash pulling and separation anxiety. The app also includes fun tricks and brain games to keep your dog mentally and physically active, as well as a built-in clicker and whistle to accompany trainings. For personalised guidance, users can consult with dog training experts via a chat, making it a great resource for both new and experienced dog owners looking to improve their pet’s behavior and overall well-being.

5. Find My - Apple's original app (available in iPhones) is a great way to monitor your dog's location using an Apple AirTag. Simply attach an AirTag to your dog's collar and follow your dog's location in the app. The AirTag works by utilising Bluetooth and Apple's Find My network, making the range more extensive than regular Bluetooth trackers. AirTag's rely on both on your Bluetooth and other Apple devices to update its location. We recommend to attach your AirTag to your dog's collar using our sleek and discreet AirTag holder available here.