Cat Collars & Harnesses

While collars are not a necessity for cats, they can be useful in keeping identification tags on your cat in case the worst happens and they go missing. It’s important to ensure the collar is properly fitted, equipped with safety features such as a breakaway clasp, and that your ID information is up to date.

The type of cat collar that is best for your cat will depend on their individual needs and lifestyle. For example, if your cat spends a lot of time outdoors, a reflective collar with a breakaway clasp may be best to increase visibility and prevent choking hazards. However, if your cat stays indoors a basic collar may be best as long as it is comfortable.

On top of choosing the right type of cat collar, it’s also important that it fits properly, is comfortable and is made from high quality materials so it lasts.

It’s generally recommended that cats do not sleep with collars on. This is because collars can get caught on objects or furniture, leading to choking hazards or injuries. Additionally, if the collar is not a breakaway or safety release type, it may not come off in the event of an emergency, which can further increase the risk of injury or harm.