🐱 Rypet Reflective Cat Collar with Bell, Set of 12 - Ideal Breakaway Collar for Newborn Cats and Pets Review

That's really 12 cat collars for the price of 1.5. The tear-off is strong enough to resist collar-hating cats for a while, and the reflective strip is REALLY bright! I took the bells off because I think 24/7 listening would be really annoying and because I want my cats to be hunters/I want them to sneak up on mice - but the bells were surprisingly good too. I can buy another pack to have on hand. My cats don't wear tags, but I want them to be recognizable as house cats and have a collar to…

This product is not as strong and durable compared to other collars you can pay up to $5 each, but I have 3 outdoor cats who require breakaway collars. They work well in this area as I use quite a few collars. I also bought these because of the sizing, it was hard to find collars for growing kittens so the fitting sizing was a plus. A design flaw is the fact that the cat-shaped latch has very sharp edges that dig into the animal's neck. I found I could use scissors to cut the dots and file them

Under $1 per collar I wasn't expecting much. Was looking for something with a bell for my kitties for Christmas. I could order 12 here for less than 3 elsewhere, which is what I did. Imagine my surprise when they arrived and turned out to be a nice quality collar with a bright reflective stripe (although my cats are house cats) with cute little bells and an emergency release. The colors were vibrant and exactly as pictured. The collars are easily adjustable and easily fit both my big boy and 6…

So I got my precious Willow as a 40th birthday present. She's a wonderful cat, other than thinking she was a part-time street cat. I've never had one, all my previous children were house cats. I've tried to stop her from going out, but she's a 5-star general in her "military tactics" of leaving the house. When I finally gave in, I wanted to make sure she had a collar on so people would know she had a home. I've heard terrible stories. Anyhoo is almost 4 years later and it seems like the…

I was hesitant because of the low price but I have an indoor/outdoor cat and to be honest she loses too much collar for my wallet. I KNOW I have to keep putting breakaway parts on it to keep it safe, but sometimes it happens every 3 days or so! The cheapest collars I can find in stores near me are $4.50 each for the most basic. When they arrived it was a pleasant surprise. you are good I might have expected dollar store quality, but no, they are as good as you would buy them at a regular pet…