Maintain Healthy Living Conditions for Pets
Monitoring Safe Conditions for Pets
If you want your pets to be happy and healthy, it’s important to maintain proper environmental conditions. Whether we’re talking about dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, small mammals or even horses, the wrong conditions can lead to illness, poor general health…or even worse. Depending on the animal, it may be highly sensitive to temperature and/or humidity. And if your pet lives primarily outdoors, it’s crucial to keep a close eye on weather conditions to make sure they are safe. Your best bet is to educate yourself on the specific environmental conditions your pets require, and then closely monitor those conditions with your own pet monitoring equipment.
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Monitor Pets Remotely
Protect your pets' health and safety with the AcuRite Access™ and up to three compatible sensors thar are right for your needs.
- For outdoor animals, consider the PRO+ Weather Center with 5-in-1 sensor, AcuRite Access™ and indoor display to monitor temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction and rainfall. You get accurate weather forecasting for your precise location, and customized email and text alerts about uncomfortable or dangerous conditions.
- Use up to three compatible Sensors simultaneously with your AcuRite Access™ for remote monitoring of your kennels, stable, outdoor run, indoor pet area, or terrarium.
- Monitor your pet’s environment online or on your smartphone or tablet with the free My AcuRite app when you are away from home.
- Check on outdoor conditions so you know when to provide extra care for watering or sheltering your pets.
- Keep your dog, cat, horse, reptiles, fish, and other pets safe from temperature extremes and utility disruptions.
Learn More About Safe Temperatures for Pets and Safe Humidity for Pets
There are many great resources on maintaining a healthy pet habitat. Here are a few examples:
- Petco offers series of guidelines for setting up a habitat for a variety of pets:
- PetSmart offers a resource page, organized by species, which includes information on terrariums, nutrition and more:
- The Humane Society offers these guidelines on building a shelter for outdoor cats:
