Best Pet Cameras with Treat Tossing
Wi-Fi dog cameras that let you watch, talk to and toss treats to your pup from your phone: the Furbo 360°, the smaller Furbo Mini 360 and the budget Petcube Bites 2 Lite.
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Top picks at a glance

Furbo 360° Dog Camera
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Furbo Mini 360 Dog Camera
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Petcube Bites 2 Lite
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| Product | #1Furbo 360° Dog CameraBest overall | #2Furbo Mini 360 Dog CameraBest compact pet camera | #3Petcube Bites 2 LiteBest budget pet camera |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $$$ | $$ | $ |
| Video | 1080p Full HD | 2K | 1080p HD |
| View | 360° rotating | 360° rotating | 160° wide-angle |
| Treat tossing | Yes | Yes | Yes, adjustable distance |
| Best for | Watching a whole room | Small spaces | Tight budgets |
| Buy | Check pricefor Furbo 360° Dog Camera (opens in a new tab) | Check pricefor Furbo Mini 360 Dog Camera (opens in a new tab) | Check pricefor Petcube Bites 2 Lite (opens in a new tab) |
The picks in detail

FurboFurbo 360° Dog Camera
A rotating treat-tossing camera that follows your dog around the room, with two-way audio, color night vision and barking alerts.
Pros
- Rotates for a full 360° view
- Auto dog tracking
- Holds about 100 treats
Cons
- Best alerts need a Furbo Nanny subscription
- Pricey without a bundle deal
- Video
- 1080p Full HD
- View
- 360° rotating
- Treat tossing
- Yes
- Best for
- Watching a whole room

FurboFurbo Mini 360 Dog Camera
A smaller Furbo with a 2K rotating view and treat toss, sized for shelves and small apartments.
Pros
- Sharper 2K video
- Small enough for any shelf
- Same rotating view and treat toss
Cons
- Smaller treat hopper
- Smart alerts need a subscription
- Video
- 2K
- View
- 360° rotating
- Treat tossing
- Yes
- Best for
- Small spaces

PetcubePetcube Bites 2 Lite
A fixed wide-angle camera that flings treats on command, with adjustable toss distance and a dishwasher-safe hopper.
Pros
- 160° wide-angle lens
- Holds up to 1.5 lb of treats
- Works without a subscription
Cons
- Doesn’t rotate
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only
- Video
- 1080p HD
- View
- 160° wide-angle
- Treat tossing
- Yes, adjustable distance
- Best for
- Tight budgets
Why get a pet camera
A treat camera turns “I wonder what the dog is doing” into a quick check on your phone. You can talk to your pup, toss a treat to break up a long day alone, and get pinged when the barking starts.
What to look for
Rotating or fixed: a rotating camera like the Furbo 360° follows your dog around the room. A fixed wide-angle camera is cheaper and fine if your dog hangs out in one spot.
Treat size: all treat cameras want small, crunchy treats, roughly an inch or less. Soft or oversized treats jam.
Subscriptions: live view, talking and treat tossing work for free. Recorded clips and smart alerts (barking, “dog is on the couch”) usually need a monthly plan, so factor that into the price.
More for your pup
Keep them busy while you’re out with puppy toys and treat puzzles, and gear up for walks with a small dog harness.



















