04-01-2015 02:25
04-01-2015 02:25
04-01-2015 05:58
04-01-2015 05:58
Fortunately not happened to me! It will be interesting though to sync the dog while the battery lasts. Maybe you find like 500 000 steps a day 🙂
04-01-2015 07:14
04-01-2015 07:14
I have not. But she does like to kiss it while I'm wearing it. I think it's the material and the texture. Some consistent, firm training is in order. My dog is trained that when I make a certain sound, she stops whatever she's doing. Eventually your dog should realize that the Fitbit is NOT a toy!
04-01-2015 14:50
04-01-2015 14:50
04-02-2015 07:37
04-02-2015 14:24
04-02-2015 14:24
04-04-2015 09:49
04-04-2015 09:49
Any jewelry and especially my FitBit gets put safely away as soon as I take it off. We have cats that prowl the counters and will flip anything interesting onto the floor. Plus two dogs...I would err on the side of caution. If a dog did swallow the device it would be expensive getting it removed, nevermind having to buy a new device too.
04-06-2015 22:04
04-06-2015 22:04
I heard of a dog who ate a Fitbit One and who knows how, the silent alarm started vibrating and the dog was jumping all around. At the end, fortunately the dog survived without any scratch.
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04-07-2015 01:08
04-07-2015 01:08
04-07-2015 05:37
04-15-2015 08:31
04-15-2015 08:31
@Mcore That's true, dogs are really curious and and they are always looking for shiny and small things. My aunt's dog didn't ate my Fitbit but My husband's watch.
04-15-2015 09:07
04-15-2015 09:07
Same thing happened to my BRAND NEW charge..!!! mine only lasted 3 WEEKS, though.. SO depressing! -someone suggested that the cause for my doggie's interest probably had to do with it being salty and 'smelly'. (Does your pup 'steal' and chew socks and undies as well..? mine has ruined probably a dozen pairs of EACH!) Anyhoo.. if the damage was purely cosmetic i'd gladly still wear mine, but unfortunately my little beagle's chompers totally destroyed the screen and all..
04-15-2015 10:57
04-15-2015 10:57
Oh my! I'm so sorry this has happened to your Charge
In this case, I recommend to contact our Customer Support team any time at http://contact.fitbit.com or by calling (877) 623-4997 between the hours of 4am-8pm PST Mon-Fri and 6am-5pm PST on weekends. I'm sure they will be glad to provide further assistance
Let me know if you have any questions! Good luck
04-15-2015 19:02
04-15-2015 19:02
@Edson wrote:I heard of a dog who ate a Fitbit One and who knows how, the silent alarm started vibrating and the dog was jumping all around. At the end, fortunately the dog survived without any scratch.
Oh my god that poor dog!!!!
07-28-2016 23:35
07-28-2016 23:35
in my case, i think dogs just like fitbits like other rubber stuff they can see because they found it chewy just like some snickers, shoes, etc. You just need to find a good place to keep your fitbit if not in use or put it in a box or area where your dog can't reach.
08-22-2019 21:17
08-22-2019 21:17
Im almost convinced my Kelpie can hear my fitbit, hes always trying to get at it
09-01-2019 06:14
09-01-2019 06:14
You may be on to something. I adopted a cat this week, and he's kind of settled in now. Since yesterday, whenever he comes near my Fitbit wrist he just starts attacking it, biting it and trying to get his claws into it. I found your post because I was googling the same thing. I reckon it is emitting something that's very annoying to animals.
01-19-2020 19:00
01-19-2020 19:00
Mine just ate my sons. Good to know I’m not the only one. Ugh 😑
01-26-2020 06:18
01-26-2020 06:18
I'm really glad all your pets are ok. However, on seeing the topic, I could not help but think about all the free steps you might get until the battery faded. ;D