Animal Vision : dog & cat

Have you ever wondered how your pets see the world? Or what it’s like to hunt in total darkness like an owl?

Put yourself in the shoes of your favorite animals – and put them in their shoes – with Animal Vision! This unique camera simulator lets you experience the world through realistic, science-inspired animal vision filters in real time. Day or night, turn your smartphone camera into a powerful lens that mimics the way dogs, cats, snakes, and owls perceive their surroundings.

🐾 ​​Choose your animal’s vision:
Dog Vision (Day & Night): Experience how dogs see the world! Since dogs are dichromatic, you’ll see colors mostly in shades of yellow and blue. Switch to night mode to see how their eyes enhance light in low-light environments.

Cat Vision (Day & Night): Cats have a wider field of view and incredible night vision. Watch how they navigate in the dark with ease with an advanced night lens that highlights light sources.

Snake Vision: See the world like a thermal hunter!

Owl Vision: Experience the ultimate vision of a hunter.

📸 Powerful Camera Features:
High-quality snapshots: Take photos of what you see directly in the app and save them to your gallery. Share your cool photos taken with dog or snake vision with your friends on social media!

Super Zoom (up to 8x): Zoom in on distant targets just like an owl hunting in the forest.

Built-in Flash Control: Turn on the flash to illuminate dark spots or let the app automatically adjust for the best view of animals.

Smooth Switching: Instantly switch between different animal lenses with one tap.

🌟 Great for:
Prank your friends by showing them "how your cat sees them".

Explore your backyard at night using the owl or snake thermal filter.

Create unique and highly viewed videos and photos for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

Learn about animal biology and vision in a fun and interactive way.

Download Animal Vision today and see the world through a whole new set of eyes!

Note: This app is a simulator designed for entertainment and educational purposes and uses advanced camera filters to mimic animal vision as accurately as possible