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A Study of Birdsbesafe by St. Lawrence University

August 26, 2013

Dr. Susan Willson, a biology professor at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York, (US), is beginning to recruit cats and their owners for a study on the effectiveness of Birdsbesafe cat collar covers this fall. We have to say we're thrilled with this development. She has 58 cats (and their owners) signed up for a 8-week study.

You can read more about it in this article from the magazine Adirondack Life's blog. Dr. Willson is a specialist in bird biology. We'll keep you posted as we learn more.

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New York Times Magazine: Mentions Birdsbesafe collars

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This week the New York Times Magazine "The Ethicist" column was titled "What Should I Do about my Bird-Killing Cat?" Columnist Kwame Anthony Appiah tackled the topic, offering Birdsbesafe cat collars as one of the ways to reduce cat predation on birds if you let your cat outdoors.

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How To: Put a Collar in a Birdsbesafe Cover

August 14, 2021

We're providing step-by-step photos, for a commonly asked "how to" question.

How do I put a cat collar in a Birdsbesafe cover?