🐱 Sorcerer Beastie Band Cat Collar Review

I have adopted two feral kittens and although they are only indoors I would like them to be collared if they ever slip away. These collars are lightweight and cats hardly notice they're on. I slowly led her towards the collars. My only complaint is that I'm concerned about the fit because they are so stretchy. One of my cats had a jaw stuck in the collar so I guess I had to tighten it. But then I worry that if they get stuck somewhere they will be too tight and won't slip off.

Great collar - very comfortable and my cats love it. We have trackers to help us locate our cats and often we find the collar but not the cat) - quite often it seems that torn collars come loose from cats just rolling on the ground. I'm a little nervous about my cat getting snagged on something, she won't come out as easily as a tearaway collar, but they seem to be very stretchy and so it's easy for a cat to get them off without much difficulty.

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…

We have chipped house cats. However, we like to keep them by the collar if they ever come out as a visual sign that they aren't street cats. Beastie Bands are the ONLY brand of collars we will ever buy for our cats. They are cool! They are very flexible, soft and elastic and therefore very comfortable for cats. They are very light, flexing and stretching with the crampons, but are still quite secure. Our cats wear them with their Seresto flea collars and the Beastie Band is soft and flexible…