Pebby makes monitoring your pet fun
Recorded on March 7, 2017. Pebby is a smartphone-controlled mechanized ball keeps pets active and in good spirits, letting owners remotely draw their companions from one room to the next. Pet owners can use two way audio and an integrated camera to build bonds with their furry friends from anywhere in the world.
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