New photo A smart treadmill for your CAT: Firm debuts intelligent personal trainer with LEDs to coax your pet

A new household device aims to be the answer to pet obesity – at least, for those willing to shell out $1,800.

Korean startup The Little Cat unveiled its smart feline treadmill at CES in Las Vegas this week.

Unlike other pet treadmills on the market, the pricey system is equipped with LED lights to motivate your cat into exercise, and allows you to set fitness goals.

The app-controlled device even lets pet owners spy on their cat’s activity when they’re not home, and give encouragement through recorded voice messages.

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A new household device aims to be the answer to pet obesity – at least, for those willing to shell out $1,800. Korean startup The Little Cat unveiled its smart feline treadmill at CES in Las Vegas this week

THE LITTLE CAT 

The Little Cat is a smart treadmill touted as a 'workout buddy' for your pet.

It works with an associated app, which lets pet owners see their cat's activity even if they're not home.

The treadmill uses LEDs to coax cats into the circle, and adjustable speeds aim to create adequate workouts based on your pet's specific needs.

But, it costs an eye-watering $1,800.  

The Little Cat is designed to be a personal trainer and workout buddy for your cat, according to the firm.

Its sleek design and neutral color options mean it should fit right in with your home décor.

But, most importantly, it will get your cat to exercise even if you’re too busy for playtime.

‘Inside The Little Cat, there is an LED lamp that follows the movement of the wheel,’ the firm explains in a promo video.

‘The cat instinctively follows the light onto The Little Cat.’

The Little Cat is designed to be a personal trainer and workout buddy for your cat, according to the firm

The system works with an associated app that lets you control the speed if you want to be involved in your cat’s workout.

It also has an auto mode that will ‘provide the ideal workout program for your cat, and manage workout patterns.’

The Little Cat automatically calculates your cat’s body-mass index and can tweak the speed based on your cat’s needs.

The system works with an associated app that lets you control the speed if you want to be involved in your cat’s workout

Its sleek design and neutral color options mean it should fit right in with your home décor

While some cats may do well with just short, 10-second workouts, others may need several minutes.

The inside is lined with a soft cushion mat, which is designed to prevent slips and prevent paw injuries.

It comes in four colors, and will be available as either a wireless or plug-in system when it launches this spring.

Unlike other pet treadmills on the market, the pricey system is equipped with LED lights to motivate your cat into exercise, and allows you to set fitness goals

 

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