6 Ways Pet Parents Can Stay Social While Social Distancing
Thank dogness for technology. Who knew that watching your friend’s Yorkie sleeping away a Tuesday afternoon could be so riveting! That’s why we love pet cameras, especially the ones that allow multiple people to access at once, so your friends and family can watch your pet with you. Your pet’s captured audience can even get in on all the fun if you opt for a pet camera with a built-in laser, treat dispenser, or microphone. You can also stream your pet on Facebook Live with pet cameras like PetCube. No pet camera? Here are six animal live streams you and your human and pet pack can all watch together from wherever you are. Nursery at Warrior Canine Connection Kitten Rescue Sanctuary BARK-9 Guinea Pig and Bunny Cam Wolong Grove Panda Yard Memphis Zoo Hippo Cam San Diego Zoo Tiger Cam,From zooming into Zoom work meetings and starring in must-see viral TikToks to being summoned to “join” Facetime calls and filling our social feeds with aww-inducing images (we know we’re not alone in scoping this and this every day), our pets are the stars of the show during these long days of social distancing. (Which in the minds of most cats is about halfway to the level of adoration they deserve, and dogs, well, they’re just happy being happy.) Beyond being completely captivating and totally entertaining housemates, pets are also helping humans stay connected, something that’s a challenge when options for interaction are limited. If you’re a pet parent and want to make the most of your time while you’re doing the right thing and staying home as much as your life will allow, try these six activities with your pet that will help you stay connected. Your friends and family will thank you later.





