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Save $20 on the Whistle Go Explore pet tracker with this promo code
TL;DR: As of July 17, save $20 on the Whistle GO Explore pet tracker with code SUMMERGAMES20, dropping the price to $109.95.
In his review of the Whistle GO Explore, my colleague Dylan Haas describes the device as a Fitbit for both dogs and cats. It’s a little gadget that you attach to your pet’s collar to get info on their activity, health, and location.
Dylan was thoroughly impressed by the tracker when he tested it out on his dog, Stevie, and if you’re interested in trying it with your pet, now would be a good time to do so. Through July 26, you can save $20 on the Whistle GO Explore if you use the promo code SUMMERGAMES20. That drops the price to $109.95.
The one drawback of the Whistle GO Explore is that you have to pay an additional $9.95 monthly charge for the mandatory subscription service. With that, though, you’ll get comprehensive health data from your pet that you can share directly with your vet. You also gain real-time location tracking in case your pet happens to go missing.
The device itself is waterproof and has a night light feature built in for those late-night walks. The Whistle GO Explore has some really neat features if you can swing the price. Grab it for $20 off using the code SUMMERGAMES20.
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