Pet Cameras

Yes, pet cameras can be safe when properly secured: ensure the camera uses encrypted connections, strong passwords and trusted apps. Position it at a safe height, so your pet cannot knock it over or chew cables. Always review the manufacturer’s security updates and privacy settings to protect your home network.

The best pet camera should match your home, budget, and specific pet-monitoring needs. Look for features like high-resolution video, pan/tilt/zoom for full coverage, and motion alerts for real-time notifications. For example, the eufy Indoor Cam E220 is a great choice—offering wireless installation, weatherproofing, and smart detection, making it a perfect indoor camera for monitoring dogs or cats. Ultimately, pick a solution with reliable app support and secure connectivity.

Yes, if you care about staying connected with your pets when you’re not in the same room. Dog or cat cameras help you check on their behaviour, monitor health or separation anxiety, and provide peace of mind from anywhere. If you already have a smartphone and WiFi at home, the added cost could quickly pay off in reassurance and convenience.

Typically, yes, most pet cams are WiFi cameras—they stream live video and send alerts to your phone or tablet. Some models offer local storage or offline modes, but WiFi enables remote access, cloud backup and real-time notifications. Make sure your home network is robust and covers the area where the pet camera is installed.

Yes, eufy's pet cam records both audio and video, allowing you to see and hear your dogs or cats in real time through the app. With features like two-way audio, you can communicate with your furry companions, while the motion detection allows you to capture important moments.

eufy pet cameras offer all key features without requiring a subscription. You can stream live video, communicate with your pets via two-way audio, and receive motion alerts, all without any monthly fees. While cloud storage options are available, you can rely on local storage for free.

Our dog and cat cameras use built-in motion sensors (infrared or image-based) and sometimes sound sensors to detect movement or noise in their field of view. When motion is detected, the surv camera triggers an alert—such as a push notification or email—and may begin recording or streaming live. Many systems allow you to customise sensitivity, exclude zones (so you won’t get alerts from a busy hallway), and set specific times when alerts are active.