Review on Heypet Adjustable Bow Tie Dog Collar for Dogs and Cats - Ideal for Small, Medium, and Large Breeds - Model DT03 by Everett Makori

I always thought my little man Joe needed a red bow tie to match his natural tuxedo. I put it off and now that he's approaching his 18th birthday I wanted to make sure I gave him his red tie as a gift. I didn't really want a collar as he doesn't wear anything around his neck. I just wanted an elastic or plain clip, and the bow shouldn't be too small, not too big, and preferably solid red. This Heypet bow tie seemed to fill some of those needs. This is a clip closure. This is not a break, so please be mindful of your pet, especially if they are very playful (can get caught on something) or have siblings they are crazy with (can grab someone's paw or jaw, strangulation, fracture, etc.). ). When it comes to my cats and dogs, I'm a helicopter mom. It would be nice to have a tear-off clip and/or a small piece of elastic to stretch it if it gets snagged on something. - Adjustable - Clipless, longest length 16.5" and shortest 10". But with a clamp it looks more like 17.5" and 11" - if you're single-handed you'll see that it can be made even smaller, but something needs to be done with the extra loop that it will be created. so that the stitch or knot can work. I have to do this because my little guy's neck is even smaller than I thought. Even though it fits him perfectly, I'd still like to add a few stitches in the extra loop or find a way to shorten it. I see it can be done. All you need is scissors, some thread and a needle. Another thing is that the neck strap can completely detach from the loop. It is not sewn on and the neck strap goes through a loop on the back of the bow. So. You can attach it to an existing collar (if it's narrow enough) or to a different neck strap. options I guess. It's not surprising, but the overall look and quality seems good. Really depends on your needs. For me, this is the size of the arc and the overall look I was aiming for. I won't force him to wear it all the time - mainly for cute photos. If I wanted to look permanent, I would forego that and buy a tear-off collar or a stretch collar - for security and comfort. I'm considering another one for my larger cat, Henry in blue. I'll have a look and see if I can find something better. If you only want to use it as a costume/photo opportunity, it's good for short-term use. Obviously, your pet and what is comfortable for you are different. Photos of Joe (dirty face as he just ate) and it's scaled to the smallest size. It hangs down so I have to sew it to make it work. He's 8lbs and is a lovable boy so your larger kitties will probably do well (suitable for my 15lb big-boned cat). Definitely doesn't fit my lab's neck.