Tribal Stripes Cat Collar Cover

Loved this while I had it... My cat managed to ditch it & his quick release collar somewhere in a blackberry bush in under 2 weeks LOL. So I guess my one complaint could be how easily the fabric catches on brush/bramble causing it to be lost... I'm sure in a suburban area you'd never have that issue. We live on acreage. But while he did have it on he didn't catch any birds so it did work as advertised. Will probably get another one soon.

My nine-year old cat is an avid hunter. She was bringing in a kill, or live bird almost every day. I originally purchased the giant bell for her collar from this company and it worked for four days. This collar has worked now for three weeks. No birds, lizards, or rats (dead or alive) in my house for THREE WEEKS!!! Whereas I used to tentatively walk into my kitchen every morning, steeling myself for some level of carnage requiring a cleanup crew, I can now start my mornings on a joyful note. I highly recommend this product. If you have a bell on your cat's collar that you want to keep, I recommend putting a small stitch on each end of the openings to keep the bell from sliding into the fabric tube. The tube is rather wide and presents some issues, but they're not insurmountable - and applying a couple of small stitches helps a lot.

My cat loves sitting outside watching the birds. He would occassionally chase one - but he never killed a bird or brought one inside. Truthfully, it was a bit comical watching him lumber around after the birds. But I felt bad for the birds, so I bought this collar to help the birds visualize him better. I was not prepared for what happened next. The first day with the collar, the cat caught and brought 7 birds into the house. He did not kill any of them, he gently brought them in and placed them at my feet. The second day he delivered 11 birds. The collar is well made and looks quite cute - but it in no way deterred my cat from catching birds - it actually empowered him!

Took a little getting used to by us and the cat, but this collar seemed to immediately help our bird population recover from the adoption of a very skilled one-eyed feral kitten. The collar cover is cute, highly reflective at night, and generally helps us keep track of the cat. She is killing far fewer birds and seems to still take out bugs, rodents and lizards. This type of anti-bird-kill collar cover with a quick-release collar should be a requirement for all TNR cats to wear.

Bird kills are way down, rodent kills also down. The reflective trim is a nice touch but that's about it for the pros. Make no mistake, you're basically paying for the science, not the product... For what these are—a thin tube of fabric—$10 is steep. Not even a safety collar that comes with the purchase? Then another $3.60 for shipping? Wow guys. I ordered two of these, thinking that if one got lost...sure enough, not a week later the cat came back without its collar. We found it, then it got lost again, permanently. $13.60 down the drain. So yeah, the next one will be a home-sewn job (for about 1/10th the cost). Most surprisingly, the fabric is not water-resistant; so the collar routinely comes back soaking wet. We have to remove it and dry it out each time. There are great sewing vids on Youtube...

Beautiful collar with nice reflection tape around the side. Unfortunately it did not work for our cat. She has murdered three birds with it on, even paired with a bell! Maybe it works on other cats but it seems my cat is too talented of a hunter for this product. 3 stars because it’s pretty and probably works a percentage of the time, but not fully bird-proof for a killer.

I am shocked. Our two cats were bringing in 2+ birds a day. I didn’t expect this collar to work, but I thought “I’ll try anything.” In 3 weeks, our little rainbow clowns have not caught a single bird. We even watched it happen. One cat was slithering in the grass toward a robin. The robin flew away before she could even get close. There were initial issues with us not having the collar tight enough and one cat would get her front leg consistently stuck in the collar. But now that we both have figured it out, it is worth every penny (as long as they don’t lose them 😅)

My male cat became a capable hunter after one year of going outdoors during daylight hours. Since wearing this for 8 months, he has not caught one bird (though he did bring in a small rat once), and seems discouraged from trying. He adjusted quickly to wearing it, and though he has a thick mane, the birds seem to be spotting him. I bought three to cover losses, for washing, or in the event that his litter mate takes up hunting, but so far, she lacks the skill. An important step in addition to proper vaccines, flea/tick/parasite meds, and evaluating your neighborhood for traffic and wildlife to allow for a successful outdoor cat experience.

This collar cover works! I’m saving lives here! My cat is fine wearing it too! Make sure you get a good collar with a bell too.

Hi - i seldom if ever write reviews, but i am very pleased with results for this collar sleeve combined with clip together collar. If you are thinking to try something to save the birds, i think this is worth the risk. Based in lower South Island, NZ, one of our cats was killing 2-5 birds a day. It is a seasonal thing of course, depending on bird species, feed type, temp, etc. Since the collar - we put it on in the morning, take off in evening - there have been 2 kills total over approx 3 weeks. Super pleased. We are lucky cat is pretty relaxed about collar, no craziness. Absolutely worth the money in this instance.

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Look at how beautiful my cat, Xena, looks with this collar.