It's our duty to keep our pets happy, healthy, and safe. And although regular trips to the vet and some good old-fashioned TLC do wonders, technology can also play a pivotal role. Designed to track a dog's location, heart activity, and sleep, among other things, biometric dog collars are having a moment due to providing a 360-degree view of health and informing owners when these indicators change. Providing health stats that show how much running and walking your dog is doing, and the calories they are burning, these collars are essentially Fitbit trackers for dogs.

— Gwen, 19, NC (Cassandra Collective)

Just like us, animals can experience symptoms of anxiety brought on by life experiences or trauma, loud noises, or sudden changes. Whatever the source of your beloved pet's stress, there’s a way to help them. With the global pet furniture market size expected to reach $3B by 2025, enter the anti-anxiety pet bed. By placing it on the floor, your pet will feel more relaxed and at ease because he knows his bed will always be within reach. Some dog-calming beds are enclosed, while others are open to allow for unrestricted access.

— Danita, 21, PA (Cassandra Collective)

Pet fountains are essentially drinking fountains for pets. However, unlike a traditional water bowl, these pet fountains make water continually flow using high-tech tricks that effectively monitor the drinking habits of pets. Pet parents and vets are able to use this data to predict and prevent dehydration-related issues.

— Ada, 29, FL (Cassandra Collective)