An offer for you who read about robot animals in DN

Robot animals can make a real difference for people who, for various reasons, cannot have a living pet – common in care for older adults with dementia, people with disabilities and elderly people living alone. They are bought both by the individuals themselves and by relatives as a gift.

Ingrid and "little heart"

Ingrid, 90, tells the story of her robot cat, from ordering it to it moving in with her. She has now bought a second robot cat, so she has two. From her letter: "So far I'm managing quite well on my own. Turning 90 in October, lost my husband 2.5 years ago. Living in isolation, we've always had a cat or dog in our family. I thought this cat looks so lifelike, I can't take care of a living animal now. Maybe it would feel like company to have it lying on my bed or an armchair, seeing it as I walk by. Getting a feeling."

Research and studies show

  • Increases quality of life, spreads joy and security
  • Reduce feelings of depression and loneliness
  • Calm people without the use of medication
  • Improved cognitive activity and ability
  • Provides a sense of purpose
  • Relieves the burden on care staff and relatives

Digital therapy and companion animals come in different price ranges: for example, Paro, a robot seal developed in Japan, costs around 50,000 kr. Wera Welltech's animals from Joy For All are at a completely different level and are well researched.

Wera Welltech is the only company in Sweden selling Metakatt and, according to its own information, offers the best price among Swedish retailers of robot cats, robot dogs and robot birds from Joy For All.

Offer: the discount code METAKATT25 gives a discount on Metakatt (check the current end date in the webshop).

Ingrid and the robotic cat Robotic therapy pets package