TabcatV2 Cat & Kitten Tracker - More Accurate than GPS - No Monthly Fee or Subscription - Includes 2 Homing Tags - Up To 150m Range - Small & Lightweight Tags Perfect to Find Indoor & Outdoor Cats

I checked several alternatives (and had previously bought one which was heavier, and which suggested charging weekly). But this worked. The collar-fitted device is small and well tolerated, and when the little scamp was out it proved effective - It found him through the (single skinned) brick wall of the barn at the back of the garden (when I suspect he got locked in after unsuccessfully chasing pigeons), and again when he was in a field further away. I bought this in January, and while not that often used, it found him yesterday, so it's endurance is impressive. I estimate the range to be about 80 metres direct line-of-sight, but perhaps half that round corners or indeed, through a wall... Recommended, though if your cat is a farm cat you may need to do some walking!

My kitten doesn’t go far for now so it perfectly helps to find where he is.I give him something tasty when he comes after beeping sound so next time he thinks he’ll get a treat.Sound and lamp are really helpful, I always can allocate my cat; might be not same for other kittens who go far away.

Tabcat works well and is suitably small.It is not clear in the sale or the packet that there are 2 trackers in each box.Easy to set up and use

Works well easy to set up and find where the cat is tracker is good

Only got about 6m range across the garden, so no use for finding my boy when gets shut in a shed! Returned & bought a GPS based product.

I've had these for my cats for years, and they've saved the day many times when the cats have got shut in sheds, wardrobes etc., or have just gone a bit too far from home. As I recently got a new addition to the family, who is known to be a wanderer, I decided a tracker was a must. The new silicone cases are a pig to get the tags into, but once they're in they're very secure and protected. Very pleased with the product, as always.

My cat didn't go too far when he had this on his collar, but it was still usually hard to figure out where he was as the range is quite short. Even so this was the first time my cat wore a collar and he managed to take his collar off and bite through the tracker and destroy it. The main thing it is good for is just training them to learn that the beeping on the tracker means it's time for food.

I had an older version of this and was not as good this one has further detection range and smaller unit for his collar,thats where the problem will come from is getting him used too collars,was a rescue and we dont think he's ever had one on but we will buy some cheap ones to see if he rips it off or is fine,cross your fingers for me and Wallace