Pets in Hong Kong don fitness trackers
Updated on Mar 20, 2017 06:38 pm IST
Wearable technology for dogs and cats is becoming increasingly popular in Hong Kong, where health conscious pet owners enjoy splurging on their pets. With all the data synced from the smart tag to an app on her phone, Ava Lui a pet owner is able to track her cat's food and water consumption as well as their sleeping patterns. The Petble tracker costs nearly $115 ( INR 7500 approx) but Ava feels it is completely worth it. Having a pet was once considered as a bourgeois pastime in China and it was banned under Communist leader Chairman Mao Zedong.
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