Setting up a pet camera to see what your furry friend does when you're not around is useful for many reasons. If you know your pet has separation anxiety, you can use the captured video to help with training and behavior modification. Furthermore, having videos to share with your veterinarian or certified dog trainer can help with diagnosis, creation of an effective treatment plan, and even track your pet's progress.

Here are some useful tips when setting up Apollo - Pet Edition

• Although Apollo offers 360° viewing coverage, it's always a good idea to set up the camera to overlook gathering points like the kitchen, living room, or your pet's regular areas such as crate, exercise pen, and etc. 
• Make sure Apollo is secure. If your pet is roaming freely, make sure the camera is somewhere that it won't get knocked over.
• Avoid pointing the camera directly at the sun. Bright lights cause glare and high contrast in the footage which makes it hard to tell what's going on.
• Sign up for Amaryllo Protect to take advantage of the affordable continuous video recording for just USD $4.99/month. Not only will it provide 7-day worth of unlimited video recordings, the extra security features such as fire warning can keep your pet safe while your away.
• Use two-way communication to help calm your pet. let your dog/cat know you're there even when you're miles away.
• Unlike other cameras that just send you general motion and sound alerts. Apollo lets your pet send you selfies with the Pet Detection feature.