Review on 🐱 Rogz Catz Small Adjustable Night Cat Safeloc Breakaway Clip Collar with Reflective 3/8-Inch Width by Betty Tucker

I was looking for a reflective collar for my cats in case one of them gets off. To my surprise the choice was very limited. The Rogz Nightcat collar was definitely the best of the bunch. Many other brands either had extremely poor designs or the reflective material was not up to date. The silver material on the inside of the collar looks the same as the 3m Scotchlite 8910 I use for 500m range work, and is perfect for what my cat needs in case she leaves the house at night. For those who don't take cats for granted wearing collars or are concerned about the choking hazard, a 2010 study was conducted on Ohio Street, according to the New York Times. It's said that 2% of all cats lost in shelters are returned to their owners, and few out of 538 cats actually get injured (none seriously) with a collar in a 6-month study. [.] Also, don't forget to wear a collar. The cat collar is correct, it should be tight enough that 1 or 2 fingers fit in the collar. Finally the collar has a rectangular loop not shown in the picture to allow you to assemble the two layer part of the collar where the plastic slides. There is. If you want a reflective collar this is the product and boy have I spent enough to come to this conclusion.