S
We always use the Birdbesafe colored collars and these breakaway inner collars work very well. Easy to snap on and take off.
E
My cats aren’t necessarily the pickiest but they have had a bit of difficulty wearing other collars. So far this is the only collar they haven’t tried to take off. I haven’t ran into any problems with the collars as they do break away if the cats are caught onto something. The collar has a nice flexibility to it. Overall so far a good experience
J
This is a good quality product but for our boys we need a louder bell and easier on and off ability. We only put it on them for their supervised outings and the quick release is great for emergency- but kinda awkward to take on and off several times a day. The bell is too quiet in our opinion. Luckily the big collar has been doing the trick fantastically so no need for the extra bell right now.
E
I used to have to rescue a bird every other day inside my house or clean up what was left of a bird. My cats have been wearing these collars for two weeks and apparently, the birds are safe!
P
I was going on vacation recently and the cat sitter asked that I have a bell collar so she could find the cats when she came in as one of them I call the round mound of sound tends to not be overly food motivated and will eventually come down when there's a sitter for food but may need to stretch and walk around a bit beforehand.
We have purchased a few collars in the past, two of which looked quite similar to this albeit with bowties, and the kitty jerks I live with managed to remove the collars somewhere they can not be found (we suspect they removed them in a closet behind some furniture at this point but who knows)
Anyway, it worked for its intended purpose which was to notify the cat sitter where the round mound of sound was.
