🐱 Rogz Catz Small Alley Cat Safeloc Breakaway Collar - Adjustable, Reflective, 3/8-Inch Review

We had a smaller collar for our little kitten and thought it was great. Switched to a larger size as the kitten grew up and couldn't keep it with the cat. We put it on and after a few minutes we find it on the ground. In the end we found that it was missing a small red adjustment piece. I'm not sure if he lost this piece or if our little escape master broke it. The return period has expired, so we cannot return it. We wasted our money on this.

We used it with pet tag and food bowl to keep diabetic kittens away from cat food. Kat knocked him down several times so we turned the difficulty to the highest. The cat threw off the red difficulty selector (found the collar but not the selector) and the collar was very easy to remove. I gave 2 stars as it does what it says on the tin, comes off and doesn't harm the cat. We switched to a collar with an elastic segment ("CollarDirect cat collar, cat collar with elastic band”). He hasn't figured

We have three farm cats. We like these types of collars for several reasons. Make sure they don't get caught on anything on the farm. Reflective details help make them more visible when driving down the lane at night. Cons, not complete evidence for cats who hate collars. 2 out of 3 cats wear them with no problem. Bruce slipped off his and was chewing on the clasp within 30 minutes of donning it. Let's get back to the leather collars for him. Also, these cuffs are not compatible with name tags…

These are the best breakaway collars! I buy brands from PetSmart and PetCo but my cat still LIGHTLY sticks her paw between her neck and collar and breaks out of the collar. Rogz collar he hasn't crawled out of yet; and it's been over 3 months, not a day of it. Pay attention to the adjustable setting. You can adjust it to take off depending on the cat's weight. Now he's the type of cat who just tolerates it; I know he would prefer not to wear a 'tie' around his neck all day. So when he can't…

I am very happy with my purchase so far. It came a week after ordering, the packaging is good. I bought the small size (purple collar) for my cat who is almost a year old. She is a very small cat for her age. I'm very glad I didn't go for a different size. I had to completely adjust the collar and it fits (thank goodness). I love that you can keep or remove the bell! I'm still not sure which clip they're using but we'll see what happens, my cat is quite active and still attached to her so…

3 voltage settings are solid. I set it to the lowest setting for my big kitty boy and still felt it was tighter than any other gap it had. Strong enough. Immediately after I put it on, I took a picture of it with a flash to make sure it reflected the image correctly, and then compared it to the pet store picture that carried it. This collar is best seen. As with all cat collars I've purchased, I take a nail file and smooth the edges where the fabric joins with glue. If you know what a t-shirt…

I had the same problem as the other reviewer, the little red plastic part that determines the size fell off - my cat didn't hold it for 20 minutes. and I found the collar lying useless on the floor. It was a shame as I really loved this collar. I set the max size for all three of my cats and it stayed closed unless I tugged very hard. Luckily Revane sent me another one right away. This time I first put the collar on the lowest setting to get the right fit for my cat (because I had to take it…

I feed the critters that visit my garden long before I had a cat. Since it seemed unsportsmanlike to invite little boys into my yard just to let a predator loose on them, I decided when the cat could go outside and wanted a collar with a bell that would clearly warn them of danger. was near. However, the bell that comes with it is so ridiculously useless that I would find it ridiculous if I didn't pay more than ten bucks for the stupid thing. Even if you hold it to your ear and shake gently…

We have 3 cats and I change them from leather collars to nylon collars, noticing the skin rubbing against their skin and slowly erasing the hair from the nape of the neck (they are not tight and even looser and they fell off - it's just friction). This collar had everything I was looking for. A zip collar is item #1 on my list. #2 had a reflective stripe. The reflective strip works well and almost seems to glow when light hits it, giving the cat good visibility. The strip is also made of fabric