Pet care gets easier when the right tool removes a job instead of adding another app to check. These five finds target the messiest repeat problems—loose fur, unwanted visitors, wet coats, litter scooping, and unanswered health questions—with focused designs that make the result easy to see. Here’s where each one earns its place.

01

Neakasa P1 Pro Pet Grooming Vacuum

The P1 Pro pulls loose hair into a one-liter dust cup while you brush, using up to 9,000 Pa of suction. Its five-tool kit covers grooming, deshedding, trimming, crevice cleanup, and surface cleanup from one compact base. It suits homes where shed hair usually escapes the brush and spreads across furniture and floors.

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02

SureFlap Microchip Pet Door

This standard SureFlap door unlocks for a compatible implanted microchip or RFID collar tag, helping keep uninvited animals outside. A curfew mode adds timed control, while battery operation avoids a nearby power outlet. It is the focused non-Connect model, so it does not require a hub or app.

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03

HomeRunPet Drybo Plus

The Drybo Plus surrounds a cat or small dog with full-cabin airflow inside its 50-liter chamber. Removable side windows let you reach in to reassure your pet, and top controls keep adjustments close at hand. Its enclosed format keeps wet-fur drying contained in one calmer space.

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04

Neakasa M1 Plus Automatic Cat Litter Box

The open-top M1 Plus rotates its litter bed to sift clumps into an 11.23-liter waste bin, then levels the remaining litter. Its 7.17-liter litter area supports clumping and scoopable litter and is designed for cats from about 2.2 to 33 pounds. Physical controls handle the basics, while the app adds remote status and scheduling.

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05

Embark Breed + Health Dog DNA Test

Embark screens across 400+ breeds and varieties, 270+ genetic health risks, and 55 traits from an at-home cheek swab. The online results can map ancestry, connect potential relatives, and flag inherited risk information to discuss with a veterinarian. It reports genetic risk rather than diagnosing disease, making the result broader than a breed guess.

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