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Complement your feline’s fur with a fun and colorful collar. Some stylish collars feature studs, gems and charm embellishments. Collars with rhinestone adornments catch the light for an elegant look. Add some whimsy to your cat’s style with a pirate skull print or bow tie cat collar.
Having an ID tag on your cat's collar can make the difference between losing your cat forever and a happy reunion. Always make sure your cat has current information on their tags and be sure that your cat is acclimated to wearing a collar at all times.
Attach a bell to your cat's harness or collar to help scare away (and protect) songbirds or small mammals and to alert people that a cat is around.
Breakaway collars are designed to break or release under force in the event that your cat gets caught on a branch or another dangerous item.
Collars should be snug but never tight, and you should always be able to slip at least three fingers comfortably under your pet’s collar. The appropriate collar width for cats is 1/4 inch.
It depends on the icat. If your cat refuses to wear a collar (remember, breakaway collars are safest), it’s especially important to have them microchipped and make sure it’s up to date.
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I have 3 cats they stay inside and only go out to go to the vet. 1 is a small kitten 2 are 5 yr old adults they have periodically shown interest in going outside but I have had no real issues with any of them trying to escape. The kitten I got from the APL was microchipped when I got her the other 2 are not. ( very expensive) I'm wondering if I should get them collars? 1 cat I know won't want it the kitten is so small even for her age vet said she was tiny I worry would collars be unsafe?
What do you think about "natural" flea collars for cats as a substitute for those made with insecticides? What cat flea collar do you recommend, if any?
Whats the best flea collar money can buy for 10lb dogs
I have six cats ages range from 4-1.5 and got them all a flea collar yesterday, but are they safe for them and us?
Are Flea collars are safe for a 13 year old cat?
I recently purchased the Pulvex tick and flea collars for my cats. I prefer the collar over the drops because they immediately run out and brush it off in the sand- not good for white cats especially. However, my cat tends to lick her collar while grooming herself. I cut off any excess collar and made a reasonable tightness but she can still reach it. She doesn't seem to be reacting to the collar is terms of skin irritability. Does "pet friendly" mean safe for occasional licks or is it harmful?
I had my cat spayed Saturday i noticed she has licked her incision a little bit i bought a collar but she fought till shw had it kicked off with her back feet do uhave any suggetions
I got my cat a flea collar since theyre pretty bad in my area. She was born sometime in early-mid october. Is it safe for her to wear the flea collar it specifically says it can be used on kittens. I'm just an over protective cat dad
I have put a collar on my cat and he has been going crazy all day.
I brought 2 collars for my 2 Chihuahua 's but they will not let them be, they try to get out of them, and even get them caught in their mouths, they ate indoors trained. With pads. So should I make them where a collar...,? And if so what kind so they won't do this.
can I use a seresto collar on a pregnant cat?
Is Seresto cat collar safe for my Nursing cat and her 3 week old kittens?