Review on 🐱 5-Pack Reflective Cat Collar with Bell - Nylon Collars for Dogs, Puppies, and Kittens by Renee Hackbarth

I have bought these collars 4 times in the last 5 years. Cats find them comfortable and will NOT detach. I know this could be a security issue, but for me it's an advantage. Louie (Smoking) wears a GPS tracker when he leaves the house because he's wandering around and would rather take in a new family than turn around and go home. I couldn't trust a detachable collar to keep an (expensive!) tracker on a cat. I can trust these collars 100%. I also like that this collar has noticeable reflective properties to make it more visible when crossing the street. already have an owner. So I gave them to my foster cats and my house cat Colin (red). Colin fell in love with bow ties and objects when we took off his collar and tie. So he wears this collar day and night. As you can see, he's quite comfortable in his Buffalo Bills collar and bow tie. Before I put collars on cats, I take off the bells. I throw them away so I can't check the bells for you. Tape with a reflective strip is sometimes used at the ends. I attach it with some super glue, that works great. The reflective strip (which I have seen on other collars) lasts as long as the collar. After a few months, normal scratching will cause the collar to become slightly rough around the edges. I've never had a single failure: break, tear, loosen, or lose reflectivity. I just throw them away from time to time because they look messy. Color set is ok. Despite the fact that I only have boys, Louis is very confident in his masculinity and looks just as good in pink as he does in other colors. If your cat doesn't get along with all colors, I recommend getting a second cat in a different color.