Compare the top 3 pet cameras in Australia 2026

For most people the Tapo C210 at around 29 dollars is the best place to start, because it is the cheapest pick here, records sharp 2K 3MP footage and stores it on a local microSD card with no monthly fee - and its enormous review base of more than 43,000 ratings makes it the safest buy in the guide. Step up to the Tapo C200C at 54 dollars if you want 360-degree pan and tilt to follow your pet around the room, the Ring Indoor 2nd Gen at 79 dollars if you are already in the Ring and Alexa world and want a simple fixed camera with a physical privacy cover, or the Ring Pan-Tilt at 99 dollars if you want that 360-degree view inside the Ring app. The Laxihub at 65 dollars is the one marketed specifically as a dog camera, with pan-tilt and two-way audio, though stock runs low. The standout for dog owners, though, is the Furbo 360: it is the only purpose-built dog camera here, with treat-tossing and barking alerts - just know it requires a paid Furbo Nanny subscription to set up and unlock its smart features, where the Tapo cameras need no subscription at all.