Companion Pups ( Free Delivery)

Using robotic or plush animals, which can sometimes be referred to as 'simulated pets', can provide an opportunity for people living with dementia to interact with a 'lifelike' animal that may bring therapeutic benefits.
Simulated pets can be used as part of engagement or leisure activities to support people living with moderate to severe dementia. They may provide comfort and help engage people living with dementia who show signs of social isolation, reduced communication, apathy or agitation.
Research has shown that they can provide many positive outcomes for the person, including reducing the frequency and severity of difficult behaviours.

Thanks to built-in sensor technology, Companion Pets respond to petting and motion much like the pets you know and love, but don’t require any special care or feeding. The two-way interaction helps create a personally rich experience that can bring fun, joy and friendship to you and your loved ones aged 5 to 105. The Companion Pups offers love, company, friendship and they won’t chew up your slippers!
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"Robotic pets bring joy, return memories and improve interactions.

-Nuzzles into your hand when it’s cheeks are petted
-Pet the back of the pup’s head for it to move
-Pat the pups back slowly and feel it’s heartbeat
-Talk to your dog and it will respond with puppy like
noises.
-Just like the real thing the pup will go to sleep if you
don’t interact for a few minutes, and wake up when you
walk past or give it a gentle pat

Dimensions: 35.5L x23.5W x32.5H Weight approx 1.9 kg
Requires 4 X C Cell Batteries – not included