Which petZeye GPS Tracker Suits Your Dog or Cat? Comparing the 919, 911 and 909
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Which petZeye GPS Tracker Suits Your Dog or Cat? Comparing the 919, 911 and 909
Choosing a GPS tracker for your pet starts with choosing a device that suits the animal wearing it.
A tracker for a large dog has different requirements from one worn by a cat. Device weight, dimensions, attachment and battery life all matter—not just the features available in the app.
The petZeye animal range includes three models: 919 4G, 911 4G and 909 2G. Here is how they compare and what to consider before choosing.
1. Start with Your Pet’s Weight and Build
Your pet’s weight is a useful starting point:
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919 4G: for large dogs and other large animals, approximately 12–80 kg.
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911 4G: primarily for cats, and also suitable for small dogs under 9 kg.
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909 2G: for animals weighing up to approximately 12 kg.
These ranges help narrow your choice, but your pet’s build and the way the tracker fits also matter. Consider the device’s dimensions and weight alongside the collar or attachment your animal will wear.
2. petZeye 919 4G: For Larger Dogs and Animals
The 919 4G is the largest tracker in this comparison, measuring 82 × 49 × 37 mm and weighing 146 g.
Its 3,000 mAh battery offers the longest battery estimates in the animal range:
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Standby: up to 25 days.
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Nonstop tracking: up to 7 days.
For owners of larger dogs and animals, it is an option to consider when battery endurance is a priority and the device’s size suits the animal.
The box includes the GPS tracker, charger, manual and orange collar.
3. petZeye 911 4G: Primarily for Cats, Also for Small Dogs
The 911 4G is the lightest model in this comparison at 44 g, with dimensions of 74 × 35 × 16 mm.
It is primarily the option to consider for cats, while also being suitable for small dogs under 9 kg, depending on fit.
Its 700 mAh battery provides estimated battery life of:
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Standby: up to 7 days.
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Nonstop tracking: up to 2–4 days.
For cat owners, its lower weight and slimmer profile are useful points to compare when choosing a device.
The box includes the GPS tracker, charger, manual and extra rubber attachment.
4. petZeye 909 2G: Another Option for Smaller Animals
The 909 2G measures 70 × 37 × 20 mm, weighs 50 g and is intended for animals weighing up to approximately 12 kg.
Its 1,000 mAh battery provides estimated battery life of:
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Standby: up to 7 days.
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Nonstop tracking: up to 2 days.
Unlike the 919 and 911, this model uses 2G connectivity. Before choosing it, contact petZeye to check supported-country coverage for the places where you intend to use it.
The box includes the GPS tracker, charger and manual.
5. Compare Battery Life Using the Same Conditions
Standby and nonstop tracking figures describe different types of use.
A standby estimate should not be treated as the time a tracker will last while actively reporting your pet’s movements. For regular tracking, compare the nonstop tracking estimates across the models.
All battery figures are estimates. Actual battery life varies with settings, reporting frequency, signal conditions and use.
6. Remember the Subscription
All three models are priced at €89 each, and each requires an active paid subscription.
When choosing your tracker, consider both the device and the subscription plan.
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Choose the Tracker That Fits Your Pet
Start with your animal’s weight, then compare device size, weight, attachment, connectivity and battery estimates.
For larger dogs and animals, explore the 919 4G. For cats and small dogs, consider the lighter 911 4G. The 909 2G offers another option for smaller animals, subject to supported-country coverage.
Browse the petZeye animal tracker range, or contact us for help choosing.
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