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Cats don’t get lost the way dogs do. They slip out quietly. They stretch their…
The GPS tracker to find her yourself, and the battery-free Smart ID Tag for the day the tracker is flat. Cats over 4 kg.
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Vet designed
Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Worn by Gary, a Ragdoll well over 4 kg: the tracker on his harness walks, the tag every day.
How it works

Most lost cats are close, silent and under something, and the search fails because you do not know which garden.

The tracker's battery runs up to two weeks in normal tracking, less with live tracking or poor reception, so it comes off her collar to charge; a plan can lapse; coverage runs out at the edge of town.

The tracker is 57 x 45 x 22 mm and 68 g with its strap, rated by the maker for cats over 4 kg, so weigh her first.
Size guide
Tracker: 57 x 45 x 22 mm, 68 g; cats over 4 kgThe smaller tag; QR and NFC, no battery
Tracker: 57 x 45 x 22 mm, 68 g; cats over 4 kgThe larger tag; QR and NFC, no battery
Weigh her first. The tracker is for cats over 4 kg and this bundle is too; at 68 g it is a serious object on a small cat's neck. Under 4 kg she wears the Cat Smart ID Tag on its own, which weighs a few grams, and the tracker waits until she does not.
The tag size is the only choice that changes the price. Small is the tag for a cat whatever her size; Medium is larger, easier to scan at arm's length, for a wide collar or a big cat. The Slide-On threads flat onto the strap for the cat who chews anything that dangles, and needs a strap it fits. The tracker colour is a colour.
Breakaway collar only, for both. The tracker straps to the collar under her chin or to one side, the tag clips to the D-ring, and the collar still has to open under her weight if it catches. Two fingers under it, the skin under the tracker checked every time you charge it, and a cat still scratching at it after a week is a cat who wears the tag alone.

How to

Over 4 kg, or this is a tag on its own for now. Then the country list on askavet.com: the tracker needs mobile coverage where she goes.

Scan it yourself; it opens the setup page for the Ask A Vet app. Her profile, two phone numbers, the medical line that matters. Ten minutes on the couch, and the tag is working before the tracker is charged.

USB-C, then the app's setup; it asks you to pick a plan here with the price shown first. Draw the home zone out to the road, not round the garden, and a power-saving zone on your home Wi-Fi.

Tracker strap under her chin or to one side, screen out; tag on the D-ring. Two fingers under the collar, and a week indoors wearing both before she goes out in them.

One day a week: the tracker comes off, the skin under it gets looked at, it goes back on charged. The tag never comes off, which is the point of it.
Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian
A cat's collar must be breakaway, no exceptions, and neither a tracker nor a tag changes that; a cat hung up by her collar is an emergency I have treated, and a snap-open collar is the whole defence. Cats under 4 kg do not wear the tracker; they wear the tag. Check the skin under the tracker and the collar every time you charge it: rubbing, hair loss or a sore means it comes off until healed and goes back looser, or not at all. The tag is on top of the microchip, not instead of it, so keep the registry's number current too. The tracker's temperature alert is the air at the collar, not her, and its activity and sleep tips are rules, not diagnoses; a cat who is doing less is a vet visit with the graph in hand. A cat who comes home after days away is a vet check even when she looks fine, because dehydration, bite wounds and abscesses show late. Neither of these keeps her off the road; the safest cat is still the one who is indoors at night. If anything about her collar, her skin or her numbers worries you, ask your vet.
Why these two together
The lost cats who come home fast are the ones somebody knew where to look for, and the tracker is for that: her position on your phone, and the radar for the last few metres under a shed.
Compare the range
This product Track & Scan Bundle | Cat Smart ID Tag | 2-Cat Smart ID Tag Bundle | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What is in it | One tracker and one tag | One tracker | One tag | Two trackers | Two tags |
| For | One cat over 4 kg who goes out | One cat over 4 kg | Any cat, any age | Two cats over 4 kg | Two cats, or one cat with a spare for the harness |
| Finds her when | You look, or someone finds her | You look, anywhere with GPS and mobile coverage | Someone finds her | You look, for each of them | Someone finds her |
| Battery | The tracker: rechargeable, up to 2 weeks in normal tracking. The tag: none | Rechargeable; up to 2 weeks in normal tracking | None | Two to charge | None |
| Ongoing cost | A Tracker Plan, paid monthly; the tag is free for life | A Tracker Plan, paid monthly | None | Two Tracker Plans, or Premium for two pets | None |
| Price | $81.00 AUD | $73.00 AUD | From $13.00 AUD | $110.00 AUD | From $20.00 AUD |
| Reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 9 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 12 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 16 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 8 reviews | Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 from 8 reviews |
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Rated 5.0 from 9 reviews on Judge.me.
Rated 5.0 out of 5.
Based on 9 Judge.me reviews
The bundled pricing proved more economical than purchasing components separately. Both devices worked seamlessly from initial setup onwards.
The combined GPS tracker and smart ID tag provide redundant recovery options. The backup system offers genuine peace of mind for outdoor accessing cats.
FAQ
For the tracker, yes: live location, zones, activity and sleep need a Tracker Plan, paid monthly, or Premium, for two pets, with AI Vet Chat, two certified vet chats a month and health tracking. The app asks you to choose when you set the tracker up and shows the price first. The tag needs nothing: her profile is free for life, and so is the QR ID on the tracker's screen.
Because the tracker's QR needs a charged tracker with its screen on, and the tracker comes off her to charge every fortnight, can run flat on a bad night, and stops reporting outside coverage or off its plan. The tag has no battery and no plan: it is on her every hour of every day, and a tap or a scan reaches you whatever the tracker is doing. One finds her; the other makes sure she can be returned.
The tracker is 68 g with its strap and 57 x 45 x 22 mm, and the maker rates it for cats over 4 kg, so weigh her. Under 4 kg, buy the Cat Smart ID Tag on its own, which weighs a few grams, and add the tracker when she is bigger. Over 4 kg, both go on a breakaway collar, with the skin under the tracker checked every time you charge it.
Small is the tag for a cat whatever her size; Medium is larger and easier to scan at arm's length, for a wide collar or a big cat. The Slide-On threads flat onto the strap for the cat who chews whatever dangles. The design is yours to pick; the Black and White carry the Ask A Vet paw. The tracker colour changes nothing but the colour, and only the Black / Gold has been photographed so far.
The tracker needs GPS reception and mobile coverage where she is, through partner networks, so check the country list on askavet.com before you buy; your phone does not need to be anywhere near her. When reception is weak the app shows the last reported position and how accurate it was. The tag works anywhere a finder has a phone: the code is printed and the chip is passive, and the profile opens in any browser.
Email hello@purrz.com within 7 days of delivery with a photo and your order number; faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered and we pay the return shipping when the error is ours. A cat who scratches at the tracker for a week is a cat who wears the tag alone for now; that is not a fault, it is a cat, and the tag is doing its job while you wait.
Part of the Ask A Vet ecosystem
PURRZ™ is the cat product arm of Ask A Vet, Dr Duncan Houston's animal health platform. The tracker's map, the tag's profile, her weight, vaccinations and symptoms, worming and flea reminders, and a certified vet to chat to when something is not right, all in one app.




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