Best Pet Cameras of 2025

The Furbo 360° Dog Camera, not to be confused with the Fido camera, was designed for dogs and their best friends (you!).

It sports two-way audio, night vision, and a pet treat dispenser — all controllable from the mobile app. You can monitor and play with your pup from work, while you're on vacation, or from down the hall.

Our favorite feature is the bark alert, a feature that sends alerts to your phone when the Furbo detects barking. It's especially helpful if you have a vocal canine.

Furbo also has two-way audio, so you can talk to your dog from the app. The audio through the speaker is clear enough to catch your dog's attention, too. So, whether they're barking up a storm or just lonely, you can talk to them through your doggy camera and mobile device.

Furbo requires a subscription to use its cloud storage service if you want to keep records of your dog’s activities. But the subscription comes with a considerable number of smart alerts and other perks, making it a worthy investment in our book.

This pet cam was a big hit with our test dogs and their mom. Read our full review of Furbo 360° Dog Cameras to learn more.

The Skymee Owl Robot is like a pet for your pet. It’s part robot, part treat dispenser, part HD camera, but all fun for pets and their owners.

Like all the pet cams we’ve picked, it comes with a companion app that lets you talk to your furry friends and control the camera. The big difference is the Skymee Owl Robot can move around the house and interact with your pet.

The Wyze Cam Pan v2 security camera wasn't designed for pet monitoring. It lacks the pet-focused features of the other cameras, but its key features (like two-way audio and wide-angle viewing) show that you don't need a pedigree to make the top of our list.

This Wyze model has helpful smart pet camera features, including night vision, motion tracking, video streaming, and two-way audio. It can swivel a full 360° in under three seconds, and it has pan-and-tilt capabilities to give you an additional 93 degrees of vertical viewing.

The Petcube Play 2 is the newest incarnation of a camera we love, and it’s powerful enough to keep up with your pets.

Its newest version has the same built-in laser toy, two-way audio, and night vision as the first one. But, new software updates boosted its field of view from 138° to 180°, plus, this model has a 4x zoom. So, you can count the whiskers on your furry friend’s face from anywhere in the room.

With a 180-degree viewing angle, two-way audio, a motion sensor, and a treat dispenser, the Skymee Petalk AI II rivals the Furbo as an interactive pet camera. We love that the free app allows you to login on up to eight devices, which means more family members can check in on their beloved pets throughout the day.

There's plenty to like about the WOpet Smart Pet Camera. It features a treat dispenser, two-way audio, and night vision. But, it falls short with no motion detection and only 720p video streaming (which, to be fair, is still considered HD).

At around $120, this dog video camera costs slightly more than our #5 pick but offers less functionality. Still, it's a highly-rated dog treat camera and works with Amazon Alexa.

The YI Dome Camera is subtle and understated, but its swiveling head allows you to see everything in the room. This pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) camera makes it easier to see more from anywhere you put it, and the set costs less than $35 per camera.

Whether your dog’s wandering just out of frame or the cat’s hiding out of view again, you can follow them from the YI app.

It has motion detection, night vision, and shoots footage in clear 1080p HD. But, while the YI is a great camera, it lacks pet-focused features like treats or laser toys for kitties.

Check out our take in our full YI Dome camera review, or learn more about the full line of YI Kami cameras.

While this Eazieplus camera is designed with pet owners in mind, its motion trackers mean it can double as a security camera or nanny cam for humans as well.

Similar to the YI Dome Camera, the Eazieplus Pet Camera swivels, tilts, and zooms to catch the action from any angle. It also connects with your Amazon Echo, so you can integrate it with the rest of your smart devices.

It comes with optional paid cloud storage. It’s an affordable investment if you want to keep footage of Fido even with a subscription.

The eufyPet Dog Camera D605 comes with a steep price tag but offers some nifty features. The wide-angle lens can swing 170° so it never misses the action. This doggie cam has a 270° treat shooter with three distance settings to keep snack time interesting.

Perhaps the best feature is the Doggy Diary. The camera's AI will create a digital scrapbook of the best fur baby moments so you can enjoy them later. 

If you already have eufy cameras, this pet camera will fit in nicely.