Review on 🔴 Enhanced Safety: Red Dingo Reflective Cat Collar for All Sizes! by Karen Thomas

We bought this for our latest addition that showed up in our garden one day. Being used to being outside, she still likes to go outside at least once a day, even if she returns to the door after about 10 minutes. In any case, as another review says, I removed the call before hanging up. on Penelope. At first she didn't seem to notice. After about a minute, she started pacing around the house frantically, scratching and crying. She is initially very hyper when she becomes playful, but apparently she was never forced to wear a collar. Anyway, I felt really bad, so I took it off. Even if she didn't mind the collar, I still wouldn't use it on her. While it seems cute, very reflective, and of good quality, I wouldn't feel safe taking my eyes off her in it. I'm 30 years old and in good shape and I had a hard time unbuckling the clasp. This worried me - our kitten is an adult and only weighs about 8 pounds. Even my husband was concerned when the kitten got stuck, it seemed her weight wasn't enough to properly untie the collar. I just didn't want to risk it. Well, if we had a reason to collar one of our two fat men (16 and 18 pounds), I'd be fine with it. However, they are indoor cats and only go outside occasionally and only with parental supervision, so this is not necessary.