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The Furbo Dog Camera is on sale for 20% off at Amazon
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TL;DR: Check in on your best friend throughout the day with the Furbo Dog Camera— now just $199.99 at Amazon.
Ever wonder what your pet does all day when you’re not home? Well, the secret life of pets isn’t a secret anymore. With the Furbo Dog Camera you can see what your pup is up to when you’re out to play.
The Furbo dog camera’s livestream video lets you check in on your furry friend at any time throughout the day, and with barking alerts sent to your phone, you’ll be the first to know if your pup gets into any trouble. Are they being a good boy? Send them a treat with the Furbo dog camera app.
Bring your best friend with you wherever you go with the Furbo Dog Camera available for 20% off today when you purchase at Amazon. Originally $249, you’ll save $50.
Learn all of your pet’s secrets.
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