🐱 Dazzle your Feline with DAIHAQIKO Premium Rhinestone Cat Collar: Adjustable, Breakaway, and Stylish! Review

I love this collar. We bought this for our new kitten and it really is a rip off, although at its current weight (only 8 weeks old) it doesn't have enough weight to rip it apart so be careful if you keep it on it all the time to let. It has a nice sheen and is adjustable, and the bell helps us keep track of its location. Good collar for your money.

Holds great. I like that it's adjustable and doesn't remove glued decor. I will say it stinks a lot but I put baking soda on it and it stuck to the glue that was showing it's sticky. until i added baking soda my cat now wears it with no problem, also keep this weather out and don't let your cat lick or scratch next to the paint the decor will come off. I will be buying another one of these in a few weeks or so depending on how good this one is! So far it's amazing. I love it but could order a…

I have bought many collars for my former spoiled princess gone berserk, always with a zip tie. The last one took maybe six months as she tends to scratch them quite a bit and either tear them up or they detach and get lost in the blink of an eye and I can never find them again. I bought this one about a month ago, partly because of the lovely pink color but mainly because I thought the rhinestones might keep her from ripping it off so easily. So far so good, unless she rips it off and loses…

I really like this collar. It's hard to find kitten size collars that actually fit a small kitten, especially when you have the smallest of the litter. If my kitten was a little smaller, that wouldn't be an option, but I doubt smaller collars exist. .My kitten is black and it looks lovely on her. I was a little concerned that the rhinestones had fallen off, but a month has passed and they haven't even been lost. Love it, it looks well made and it definitely has headroom in case your mischievous

This collar is nice but very cheap quality. It is made of foam and a rhinestone sticker is then applied to it, which sticks a little through the rhinestones. Because it's sticky, it seems to tug at the cat's fur and upset her. And because it seems to irritate them so much, they end up very itchy and I don't want them to hurt themselves trying to get rid of it. These collars are quite large even for teenage kittens, and then if you have to adjust them to make them smaller, they get even bulkier.

I've been looking for a collar with a clasp for my cat for a long time as she seems to have a habit of unbuckling all the past collars. This collar was highly recommended to me as it is more difficult for cats to remove on their own. This went on for about two weeks before my cat managed to take it off and I don't know where it went (somewhere in the woods I think). Yes I checked to make sure I was the right size and yes I made sure it fits correctly. Pros: - lasted longer than previous collars

I have two 8 month old kittens. I bought everyone a collar. one is pink and one is black. They have been wearing collars for about 2 months now. Both cats play a lot and immediately destroyed their previous collars while playing together. The collars are still as bright as the day I opened them and none of the gems have fallen off. I hesitated because the material for the collars is different. It's like a foamy texture and feels thin so I was skeptical about its durability but that wasn't a…

My kitty boy puts his jewelry on. Mountain stones go almost everywhere. If you need less, like I did for my kitty, do the rhinestones go everywhere and go through the adjustment? Not sure what it's called. Like what you have on your bra straps. I jave it in the photo. The rhinestones look a little fake, mostly blue, but the clear ones are very shiny and catch the light. This is my kitten's first collar and it doesn't scratch him too much. I took the call. If you like bells then this is a high…