Top 10 Social Networks For Animals
Did you know that one in ten dogs has Facebook? Yes, animals are rocking their own social media, but also human ones. This is because the owners realized that a funny photo with the mascot can yield many likes.
There are even dogs that have more followers than many people, including famous ones. And it’s in fashion. Animals are increasingly gaining space on social networks and showing off their charms.
It’s obvious that we know that the owners are in control of the networks, but everything seems so real and funny that we can’t help but follow them.
Do you have a pet with special charms? Maybe you’re thinking about opening a profile on some social network and showing the world his skills. Therefore, we suggest you the best social networks that can help you to boost any potential talent of your pet.
What are the best social networks for animals?
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram….there are so many to choose from…but which is the best? Or should I have them all? According to some fans of mascot social networks, these are some of the best:
pet
Mascotea is an application in which you can register your pet regardless of whether it is a dog, cat or any other. Its main objective is to get in touch with other users of the network so that your pet can meet new friends. Who knows? Maybe you want to create a profile for yourself too.
The application has a series of services that will be very useful to your pet, in addition to a section for the adoption of abandoned animals.
Facepets
It is a Spanish social network that allows the registration of any type of animal and it is possible to share photos, search for a new home and even a partner.
For those pedigree dog owners who want their pet to have puppies, this app is ideal for finding a companion to mate with your pet.
pet club
A network to share photos and videos or anything that pops into your head with your pet. There are spaces to expose your doubts, share experiences and get in touch with other owners.
It is an interesting network for organizing events or casual gatherings.
DoggyTalky
It has the same characteristics as Mascotaclub, but with the peculiarity that it can create a profile for your pet expressing what you are looking for : a new house, a partner to breed, make friends, etc. In addition to having an option to start a chat conversation.
Vivapets
This is a wider social network, as you can register reptiles, fish, horses or any other animal you have at home. Each week there is a mascot chosen as the best, a great satisfaction for the owner.
social mascot
It has many similarities to the previous ones, but there is a search service. If an animal is lost the owner can share a photo for other followers to help find it.
IpetMe
It offers a lot of information and there are veterinarians willing to answer any questions you may have. Much more than a simple social network.
dogster
Source: www.diariomascota.com
It puts you in contact with other owners, you can start a conversation, there are video tutorials that teach you how to do many things, do exchanges, answer questions and a multitude of other things.
The only drawback at the moment is that this app is only available in English.
catmoji
Only available for cats. It works very similarly to the Pinterest social network. Each cat has a profile with photos they can share and give “likes”.
Give trophies to those who shared the most who get the most likes. It’s also available in English only, but it’s very easy to use. Even not speaking the language, you can use this app with peace of mind.
masquemascots
She defines herself as “ much more than a Facebook for dogs ”. It not only fulfills the functions we already know from Facebook, but depending on the network’s movement, your pet can earn points, which allows you to exchange them for food, accessories or toys.
Therefore, this social network already has five thousand animals registered.
