Birdsbesafe Cat Collars: A Solution to Cats Preying on Song BirdsDo you want to protect song birds from your hunting outdoor cat? Use the Birdsbesafe Cat Collar, a new innovation, which is patent-pending.
Your cat will be easily seen in the bright colors of the Birdsbesafe Cat Collar and so, the birds will have time to fly to safety before being captured.
Birdsbesafe Cat Collar is available on the Buy Birdsbesafe page for $10.95 and $2.00 US shipping.
- Here’s George, our cat, and first product tester. He was an avid and skilled bird-hunter, bringing in birds almost every week.
- In the first year of wearing the Birdsbesafe Cat Collar, he killed NO birds. What a relief!
- During months 12-16, he managed to capture two ground-nesting birds.
- With the Birdsbesafe Cat Collar, his impact was very greatly reduced. The birds saw his bright BIrdsbesafe cat collar and him, and flew to safety immediately.
- Birds see bright colors even more vividly and easily than you or I due to their eyes’ special adaptations.
- See George on YouTube here with Birdsbesafe Cat Collar.
Reducing your cat’s predation on song birds is the responsible choice if you are going to let your cat outdoors. Housecats have an unfair advantage as hunters, because you feed and house them. They are responsible for harm to millions of songbirds in the US alone. (For more on cat predation on birds, go here.)
Birdsbesafe Cat Collar is safe and comfortable for your cat as well. It has a breakaway safety collar inside a fabric tube, so it releases if need be.
Birdsbesafe Cat Collar really works. Other cats (and one special dog) who wear Birdsbesafe are either unable to catch any more birds or severely limited in their success, catching either ground-nesting birds or fledglings that are on the ground but can not fly away. For more info, check out our customer feedback here.
Plus, Birdsbesafe Cat Collar is cute! Cats can wear them comfortably all day and night, all year-round.
Won’t you join us in protecting the millions of birds that would otherwise be hunted by outdoor cats?
You can keep your cat indoors, which is best for the health and long-life of your cat, but if you do let your cat outdoors, please use Birdsbesafe Cat Collars to protect wild birds.
Feed the birds, but don’t feed the birds to your cat!
At left, Paco the cat wears his Birdsbesafe Cat Collar, which has protected the birds that he used to hunt, for 2 months now, in his backyard in Waterbury VT. (His bright red Birdsbesafe Cat Collar shows up better in real life than in this photo.)
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