Find the perfect cat collar
If your cat goes outside, it's really a good idea to use a necklace. It allows other people to know that the cat has a house, and if your cat gets lost or lost, then the coordinates of the necklace will allow you to find your cat in no time.
Deciding which cat collar to buy can be a harder choice than you think. Do you go with a flea collar, a flirty necklace, a bungee collar, a loop on the collar, or no collar at all.
Do the flea collars really work? My experience was that they, but they do not hurt either so we can look at form and form. Fit is the most important consideration when buying a cat collar. If the collar is too tight, it can cut the air and blood of the cat. Tuffling your cat is not a good thing !! If it's too loose, the collar can be caught on branches and fences while your cat is playing. Cats have a strange gift of getting out of any collar that is too loose. For kittens and cats still growing, you will need a adjustable collar to allow some growth, but be sure to check the fit on a regular basis.
Most necklaces have 2 fastening methods around the cat's neck. You have the traditional buckle style that is easy to put on and take off but the buckle can break. Then there is the slide through the adjustable type. It's a safer way to attach, but it's also harder to adjust, especially if you have a cat that does not like to have a collar.
Most cat collars come with a rugged section or a pop-up section. This is a safety feature that allows your cat to escape the collar if it gets stuck on bushes or fences. This avoids choking and being trapped. Even if a smart cat can understand how to escape from his collar, this is an important safety feature that you should seriously consider. Along these lines buy a necklace made of a material that can be easily cut in case of an emergency.
Another feature that you can consider is a refreshing band in the cat collar. This can be useful at night, especially in areas that have a lot of traffic. The number one killer is traffic, so give the driver every chance to see your cat, especially if it's a dark colored cat.
Many necklaces come with bells or other noise making device. This is designed to warn potential prey animals that your cat is hunting. The underlying idea is to prevent your cat from bringing back gifts and gifts, especially those who are still alive !! In most cases, these devices are ineffective and it is generally preferable to remove them, so there is less to get caught in bushes and foliage.
If you have an indoor cat that you would like to introduce to the outdoors, try to buy a cat harness and tie a leash. You should first practice indoors until the cat gets used to it. The next step - take the cat for walks; at the park, at the beach, or at Aunt Jane's house! You can train your cat to use the leash, but it will take time, practice and a lot of patience.
