Choosing the right collar for your cat
The Safety of your cat is the most important feature when fitting a cat collar, and you should read below some tips on how and what to choose.
Fitting a cat collar
You should be able to fit two fingers between the collar and your cats neck, if you can’t do that, then it's too tight and your cat can be in danger of being hurt if they get their collar stuck on something.
Styles of Cat Collars
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 Safety Clip/Breakaway Collars have a special breakaway feature if your cat gets it’s collar stuck on something. The collar is designed to break apart if your cat gets into a dangerous situation. The breakaway clip is a plastic snap device on the collar that can be refastened after the incident.
These collars can be adjusted to fit any sized cat by adjusting the fasteners. If you have a cat that is a bit clever and can easily break out of these collar’s I suggest you look only at a stretch collar. Otherwise it could get costly to keep replacing them.
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 Stretch Collars if your cat is stuck on something, the collar actually stretches allowing your cat to get their head out of the collar without being hurt. Stretch Collars with a buckle can be cut to shorten the length of the collar to ensure the cat is not irritated by the leftover collar. |
What to Choose