🐱 Stylish Red Dingo Designer Cat Collar: The Perfect Fit for Every Feline! Review

These are nice detachable disposable collars for cats. It needs to be lighter, but the reflective material is just two lines of reflective thread around the collar, not sewn-on reflective tape. Not too expensive which is a good thing because they're chipped and you'll be going through a lot of them.

Red Dingo collars are spiky and tend to chafe on cats' necks, causing the fur underneath to fall out. One of my cats actually developed an sore from the rubbing of the collar. Although red dingo collars are very cute. Disappointing that I had to remove and throw away 4 cat collars.

These collars are the BEST. Very good quality and the thicker embroidery is not only visually appealing, but also prevents the collar from slipping when adjusted. both my boys are often rude around the house and the other thinner collars have the problem of being too tight or too loose or too tight at all, this doesn't happen to them at all, once adjusted they stay in place and although they don't have a quick release buckle on the ground found. I mentioned that they are really beautiful too.

This is my second Red Dingo Cat Collar. I bought this for my inner cat, just in case. I tried the original collar instead of other cat collars because I bought Red Dingo tags for my dogs and they are superior to other tags. I was hoping these cat collars would be of the same quality. They don't disappoint. Especially around $5. The first cat has had a collar for about 6 months, still not frayed. It remained adapted to the original equipment. It is highly visible and the gentle ringing of a bell

This Red Dingo collar is probably the fifth or sixth I've bought recently. (We have had crampons for years and currently five.) They are very well made and strong. The material is high quality, lasts a long time and does not fray. There is also a good range of attractive colors and patterns. Perhaps most importantly for cats, the clasp is strong and stays closed under normal conditions, but can still 'break' off if the cat catches its head somewhere on the collar and has to pull its head out of

I bought two of these, one for each kitten. They are very cute with beautiful flowers. You stay connected, which is nice. However, they break very easily. My kittens' collars looked worn and old after only a few weeks of use. My main issue with them is that the mechanism that allows you to shorten or lengthen is too loose. On several occasions I have found my cats to choke on the collars being dangerously tight around their throats from the collar slipping through this size adjuster. Because of

I like the brightness and size. I'm a little concerned that the clamp is too tight for the safety function. Shortly after I put it on my 6 month old kitten it became too loose and he tried to take it off but it got stuck around his bottom canine tooth and he started twisting. I'm glad I was here to rescue him, but I was surprised and disappointed that he didn't unzip. (The original post gave 4 stars and said it might not come loose in an emergency.) Update a few months later - I've changed that

I usually buy themed/fashion collars for my cat but he hates them lol. So I got this to help him take a break from bows and other accessories lol. The orange collar complements his gray striped coat PERFECTLY. I don't have a problem with the logo as it's not really flashy or attention-grabbing. It's just a small black sign with plain white text. The breakable closures are very secure. It never falls by accident. However, he quickly found that he could take it off and it takes a while putting it