The global pet Wearable market size is expected to reach USD 3.9 billion by 2027 according to a new report published by Polaris Market Research.

The ecosystem of wireless technology is created via web enabled hardware devices with the owner’s smart phone, also known as “internet of things” to enable data transmission.

These embedded wearables capture the daily routine activities, food habits, sleep and breathe patterns, activity levels and calories burned in different time intervals under different parameters, heart rate activity and fear and fight responses under strained environments.

The prominent factors impacting the growth of Pet Wearable include surge in pet population & concerns regarding livestock health, increasing usage of recent technologies in pet tracking devices such as internet of things & artificial intelligence, need to contain animal poaching of endangered animals, and rising spending trends of pet owners, particularly in high income countries.

Market participants such as Dindog Tech S.L, SwineTech, Halter, Omnia Technologies, Eureka Technology, Whistle Labs LLC, Furbo, Vence, Allflex USA Inc., Piavita, Wagr, PetPace, Invoxia, Pawbo Inc., Avid Identification Systems, Inc., GIBI Technologies, Dog Tracker Nano, Jiobit, Garmin, Petzilla, Petcube, Datamars Inc., FitBark, Intervet Inc., Invisible Fence, Konectera Inc., Tractive GmbH, Link AKC, Motorola, Nuzzle, Num’Axes /EYENIMAL, KYON, Scollar, Doctra, Petnet, Trovan Ltd., and Felcana are some of the key players operating in the global market.