Pet Piano (Pre-Order)

The Problem: Bored Pets “Parents underestimate the importance of mental activation for their pets because they don’t have time, or find it difficult to come up with ideas.”- Dr. Joanna Woodnutt The Solution: A Smart Feeder The Pet Piano provides enrichment by dispensing food when played. It adapts to your pet’s abilities so they continue to stay challenged and engaged.   Keeps Cats and Dogs Engaged It takes time and energy to set up food puzzles every day. The piano's consistent reward mechanism simulates foraging behavior, while boosting your pet's cognitive development and mood.     For pets of all shapes and sizes Not sure if your pet will take to it? Check out our Facebook Community. It's a cozy corner of the internet where pet parents share progress and offer tips for a wide range of breeds and personalities.     Why does it matter? Mental enrichment can alleviate anxiety and depression in pets, making their interactive play with Pet Piano a therapeutic experience. Read more about the benefits of food puzzles here.   About the Founder Featured in the NetFlix show, “PetStars” Aaron is a Los Angeles-based creator who’s been working with animals on his YouTube channel for over a decade.       Your support means the world to us, no matter if it’s backing the project or just sharing it with your friends. You can also follow the Pet Piano on Instagram if you want to see what else we’re up to. Cheers for now, Aaron   Risks and challenges Manufacturing at scale is complicated, and even though we have prepared thoroughly you never know what issues might pop up. We are confident in our ability to see this project through, but there might be delays for us to ensure that you get the quality product you deserve. Long-lasting design The Pet Piano is durable and made from high-quality materials that can be taken apart and washed.   Reusability and recyclability We avoid using plastics in our packaging where we can.   Sustainable materials Our Piano shell is made from MDF wood, a recyclable material. Questions about this project? Check out the FAQ