Murdoch University in Perth, Australia has done a lengthy and large field study of Birdsbesafe devices and their effects on native fauna (including birds and lizards). You can find the study here, in the journal of Applied Animal Behaviour.

Or if you want the short version from the press, the Daily Mail, a U.K. based newspaper has written it up, here.

We're happy to summarize the research highlights, as we understand them, and then, for the details, please do give the above references a look.

In 2015, we are selling patterns and colors that work very very well. It's not random, and it's not a guessing game. We have principles guiding the fabric choice--and these principles have proven themselves over years and thousands of cats.

Birdsbesafe® cat collar covers were the focus of a 24-week field study at St. Lawrence University in Canton NY, in the fall of 2013 and the spring of 2014. The data is in, and the scientific journal article is in the queue to be published soon. Dr. Willson's article will be published in the Global Ecology and Conservation Journal, an online journal by Elsevier publishing. The date is early 2015, and when we know more exactly, we'll mention it here.

Happy New Year. Greetings from the waning hours of 2014 in North America. Birdsbesafe® LLC wants to wish you, your cats, and your local wildlife (especially songbirds) a very happy New Year for 2015. To celebrate, we have put the following highly festive new patterns on sale on our Shopping Page.

Here come the holidays! We're all stocked up and waiting for your orders for the holiday season! We know you love protecting songbirds from cats that hunt them, so we think you'll be offering to spread the Birdsbesafe® cat collar solution to your friends and loved ones this holiday season.