FluentPet Get Started Kit - Set of 6 Talking Buttons with Batteries Included for Dogs & Cats and 3 HexTiles - Customizable Cat & Dog Training Buttons for Communication - Talking Button Gift Set
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Color: Basic Get Started Kit
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- Complete Cat and Dog Talking Buttons Set: Teach your pets how to communicate their needs with our FluentPet Speak Up Get Started Kit. This set includes 6 high-quality dog buttons and cat buttons for communication, featuring loud and clear audio, with batteries included. Plus, enjoy 3 HexTiles and 35 customizable button stickersperfect for pet lovers!
- Customized Learning Made Easier: Our recordable buttons for dogs and cats let you choose the specific words you want to teach. Arrange the talking buttons for dogs and cats on our patented HexTiles by category to simplify their learning experience.
- Easy-to-Press Design: Our talking buttons require only 0.5 lbs of pressure, making them easy to activate for small dogs and cats. With pre-installed batteries, you can start using the buttons for dogs to communicate right away. Button dimensions: 1.9 in (48 mm) x 1.1 in (27.9 mm)
- Secure and Expandable Setup: Each HexTile securely holds up to 6 talking dog buttons and cat buttons for communication. They occupy minimal space and can be easily expanded as your pet's vocabulary grows.
- Step-by-Step Training Support: Gain access to guided teaching and join a community of devoted trainers to help you and your pets realize their potential with FluentPet. Perfect for enhancing your pet buttons for communication journey!
Package Dimensions : 10.43 x 9.49 x 2.68 inches; 1.46 Pounds
Item model number : Kits_Parents
Date First Available : September 21, 2022
Manufacturer : FluentPet
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #4,426 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #179 in Dog Training & Behavior Aids
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 2,406 ratings
Item Weight: 1.46 pounds
Manufacturer: FluentPet
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: Kits_Parents
Date First Available: September 21, 2022
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 10.43 x 9.49 x 2.68 inches
Brand Name: FluentPet
Target Audience Keyword: dogs
Directions: need adult supervision, choking hazard
Color: Basic Get Started Kit
Size: Basic Get Started Kit
Number of Items: 9
Included Components: Basic Buttons, HexTiles, Batteries, Sticker Sheet
Specific Uses for Product: pet training, dog communication, cat communication, voice recording, behavior
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by ArgoNavis ArgoNavis
Color: Basic Tester Kit 1 Tile
We decided to purchase this after my kiddos saw a program about animal behavior and wanted to know if our cat could learn to talk with buttons. Thinking this was an awesome educational experience, we went for it. Now, ya know, we are owned by a cat, so it could have gone either way, but within a few weeks he figured out the button. We recorded "Brush me" on it, and now he presses it whenever he wants to be brushed. We all love it, especially my kids, but we have learned that if he wants a different person to brush him, he will press it until he gets the right one... not to mention after the fifth time he pressed it, I was seriously regretting giving him a voice, but overall, it's amusing. The buttons themselves are really easy to use and not massive, which is nice for a cat or dog. We haven't introduced a second button yet or added more tiles, but I do like the way the tiles have several spaces each so you can add more buttons or spread them out. My only complain is the label stickers it comes with. They have things on their strictly related to dogs and are not at all customizable. I wish they were blank so we could write what we wanted instead of having preprinted pictures on them, so we don't use the labels provided.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022 by JD
Color: Basic Key Vocab Kit
This is a great product and I’m super excited to use it with my golden retriever. However, I feel that the buttons are just too small. To be able to train your pup to hit those buttons that are so small is difficult because of the coordination. Other than that, it’s a great product.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by Laura
Color: Basic Get Started Kit
The product is well organized upon opening and clearly labeled. There are two sets of directions. The directions that are in pictures and with words were the easiest ones for me to follow. My dog understood this very well and was almost immediately successful.
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025 by glady??
Color: Basic Key Vocab Kit
I've wanted to try this for a long time, but waited due to the ages and health situations of my prior pets, who have since passed. I now have two 8 mo kittens, who are very interactive and constantly trying to "talk" to me, so I finally sprung for it, figuring now is the ideal time for them to learn. We're still in the very early stages of using the buttons, so my rating is not based on the efficacy of the language-learning system, but the quality of the physical product. Pros: * Buttons are easy for small paws to press. * Method is straightforward. * Physical product is quick to set up, nice looking, and well-packaged. * Different colored mats for different parts of speech is an interesting idea and seems like an improvement to their original product (which I only saw in videos, but appeared to have no color coding and to rely only on spatial memory). Cons (mostly issues due to the $129 price tag): * Sound quality is a little fuzzy (no better than off-brand buttons, which I briefly tried with a prior pet) and one of my buttons is weirdly louder and another fainter compared to the others. * When removing cut-outs to place buttons into mats, neoprene backing feels very thin. It seems like it could accidentally be punched through if one is too enthusiastic. * Sticker labels seem dog-centric, along with some oddly specific ones for a "basic vocab set" in which one can record only 12 word options. I personally might have preferred a sheet of blank labels (*ideally* ones with a wet-erase surface and a thin-tipped non-toxic wet-erase pen, so that they could be edited). * Not much can be said with 12 words, especially in a multi-pet and/or multi-human household, which needs a button at least for each pet if not multiple people. For $129 it seems like they could at least include 16 buttons. Having just a few more word options could add a lot of value in practice. Overall, given the price of this package, one might expect a little more attention to detail in terms of the product quality/usability and consideration of a larger customer base. This last thought is purely speculative and does not effect my rating, but I'm wondering if it might make more sense to have differently colored and/or patterned button tops to provide clearer visual cues to link to specific word meanings. In early online videos of Bunny (from before the FluentPet system was released) generic buttons were used that were an array of bright colors, and my understanding is that those are what she first learned with. FluentPet seems to have updated their mats to allow different colors for different parts of speech, but the buttons themselves are all still white. I realize that cats and dogs see colors differently than humans do, but they do have some shade differentiation and can distinguish between high contrast visual patterns. Is it necessary to still rely almost entirely on spatial memory, or is this making potentially limiting assumptions about how animals learn language? There are little stick-figure drawings on the sticker labels, but I suspect those are more helpful to the humans. Conclusion: I still feel optimistic about this product and look forward to seeing how (if) my cats progress with it. At the same time, I see only 2 clear advantages to purchasing this system as opposed to constructing one's own with off-brand buttons and floor mats. (1) The smaller buttons are easier for use by little paws. (2) There is no leg work, in that all the pieces are there.... Constructing one's own system would require finding the right mats and buttons, figuring out how to attach the buttons, etc., and I'm not sure how the cost would compare. I haven't seen any small paw/cat-sized generic buttons, so I would probably repurchase this, mainly for that reason.... On the other hand, I think that if I had a big dog who could handle the bigger off-brand buttons, I might have preferred the DYI route, since the button sound quality is not any better, and it would be easier to experiment with button spacing (for a larger animal) or with color-word association in the DIY case.
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Color: Basic Tester Kit 2 Tiles
The recording is clear and buttons are easy for small cats to push. Only one of our three cats has shown interest but he's a good student. He has mastered two buttons and I'm sending for more!
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Color: Basic Tester Kit 1 Tile
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