Review on 🐱 Sorcerer Beastie Band Cat Collar by Crystal Barnes

For years I have had problems with my cats' collars wearing down the hair around their necks and leaving a bald patch. I'm no expert, but I have to assume this should excite the poor things. I ended up finding softer collars at the dollar store but as you can imagine the quality was poor and they fell apart after only a month or two of use. I turned to the internet for a better solution, thinking I might not be the only one having this problem. Beastie bands are PERFECT. You might think it's too easy for cats to escape Velcro since most collars have a really secure clip or buckle. However, without a counter-thumb, the cat just won't come out of the Velcro, so that's not a problem. And boy are those collars SOFT! They are so flexible and soft that you can feel the difference immediately. I've had them on my cats for a month now and they are starting to grow hair and will no longer accept products to remove the collars from their necks. So I can say that they are happier kitties with Beastie Bands. One note: I don't see this as a problem, but the small hole for her dog tag is right next to the velcro. As such, it tends to lean to my cat's side or back, rather than hanging in front near his chest like many collars do. That doesn't really bother me, and I guess that's how the collar will fall when the velcro doubles in the material! I highly recommend this product. They should be sold in stores and no kitten should be without a soft collar with such fun designs!