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Dog E Minder

20725 NE 16th Ave.
Suite A15
NMB, Florida 33179
United States
Telephone: 800-728-8295.
Web: http://www.dogeminder.com.
Email: support@dogeminder.com.

Products manufactured by Dog E Minder (listed alphabetically)

  1. DOG-E-MINDER Picture of DOG-E-MINDER

    The Dog-E-Minder is an electronic dog tag and pet care reminder designed for use by individuals with cognitive or memory disabilities who own pets or care for pets. This three button device, which attached to the dog's collar like a standard dog tag, features three buttons that are used to remind the pet owner when the dog last ate, was walked or received its medication, respectively. When any of these tasks are performed, the corresponding button must be held down for 3 seconds and a new date and time will be recorded. When the device is not being used, Dog-E-Reminder displays the dog’s name and user’s phone number on an LED screen so it can also replace the dog’s current ID tag. The device is lightweight, and waterproof. COLOR: Available in red, blue, black, and pink. WARRANTY: 30-Day money back guarantee.

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