CollarDirect Leather Cat Collar, Cat Safety Collar with Elastic Strap, Kitten Collar for Cat with Bell Black Blue Red Orange Lime Green (Neck Fit 6"-7", Purple)

It's been several months and the collar is still in good shape with only minor wear. The end (pictured) is dirty, stiff, and slightly curled and on the elastic where he scratches. Also the bell color is wearing off, but I'm frankly impressed that it's still there. The elastic makes it possible to remove the collar without unbuckling (only worn outside). I keep it fairly loose, but he hasn't tried taking it off. The width is also perfect for his Jiobit tracker. Would consider buying another if/when it wears out.

I got the smallest size as my cat is a tabby at about 10 pounds. It fits her on the first hole but If I ordered again I’d get the one size up. I think it’s fine, I can get it over her head both ways while it’s on and I can easily get 2 fingers under the collar. If your cat is 10Or more pounds, consider the next size up.Edited to add I ordered another one in the larger size and it’s way better. Use the second to last hole and it’s not choking my 12 pound cat.

I got the mint green for my first cat, it looks great and the color is right on. I ordered a purple for our new kitten and it’s more blue. The nylon stretchy part is bright purple, but the whole base leather part of the collar looks blue. It’s very dark

I do have to say, i hate that it doesnt have a little strap thing to tuck in the loose bit. But my solution was to just cut it off lol I really like the collar, great quality and the color is BEAUTIFUL. I have a siamese and i got the minty color and he looks amazing. Best color we have gotten for our cats

This cat collar is a bit big. I have a 4 yr old spayed female, so she has packed on a few pounds and has some saggy spots (just to give you an idea of her neck girth). I got the 9-11in, it is on the tightest hole and is still loose. Thankfully she is a strictly indoor cat so i dont really have to worry about it snagging and coming off. The bell is pretty quiet, her last collar I could hear her coming but this one has given me a few heart attacks when she jumps on me in a dark room and I had no idea she was even in there... the collar is more or a fuschia pink no a bright pink, as it looks in the picture. Now even with all this being said, I do like the collar its pretty and I live that it wont fray when she scratches at it. Ill probably replace the bell with a louder one though...

It's leather, instead of nylon, and the bell is quieter than most other cat collars, the one draw back, is that it needs another loop or ring to help hold the end of the collar in place as the bell ring is too far away from the buckle too keep it in place.

I really like the fact if the cat's collar gets hung up on something, the elastic band stretches enough that the head will come out. I had a kitten strangled like that many years ago. This collar prevents that from happening.

The bell collar is great for my kitten and I can here where he is with the loud bell (why have a decorative bell that doesn’t ring or is barely audible? JS! The color is as depicted and is adjustable with a quick release if he gets caught. The only con is with all collars. My kitten is so small that I could set it at the smallest, but chose the next as the “tail” is so long that he bites is as it’s in his face. If I made it to the 3rd from smallest, he gets out of it and/or it gets stuck in his mouth for trying to bite it. No way to “tack down” the tail, so it’s set at 2nd smallest. He will grow into it and a name tag is coming which I’ll secure at the bell loop, so it should “weight” the bell down vs the tail of the collar. Again, it’s with ALL collars and I bought the smallest. I’m pleased with my purchase and would buy again.

We found our cats were constantly pulling off their ‘clip’ collars. These are perfect, as the elasticated section means if they get stuck they can get the collar off, but they can’t pull them off easily as with the clip collars. And the colours are great!

My cat tears all her collars to shreds since they all cause her to itch. Nylon collars. Rogz collars. Velvet collars. None worked. This one did not cause a reaction for the first time in over 10 years. Her neck had no fur on it and now it is healing and growing back! I had to leave her collar off and panicked that her pet identification tag could not be used if she got out since her collars were all removed due to her allergies. She has no allergy with this collar and now my indoor cat is safe in case she escapes accidentally. Since she has a medical condition this is a great relief to me.

I wanted to love these so much as they are very nice collars but I came home the other day to the collar elastic strapped in my kittens mouth and it was strangling her. She couldn’t get it off or out of her mouth and was bleeding around her mouth from trying to scratch it out. Her head was swelling up from being so tight around her head and it was the worse experience to encounter! The collar was done up secure enough around her head I still don’t u sweat and how it got in her mouth but it was scary non the less. Immediately took off both my cats and won’t use again. Will be returning!

We had a material type snap collar (break-away) for out cat and the clasp gave out after a year. Trying this one to see if over head is better (in case ever gets out). Her old collar got so ratty. She is ok with this one although scratches a LOT. Not sure about the bell .. lol. Seems ok but kind of driving us nuts although we know where she is at all times (can remove). I measured her neck 9 inches but this fits her at the smallest hole. Did cut the excess collar (a lot). I preferred her old collar for a more 'finished' look - this has a bit of collar just jutting out so it's got excess? I would think that would bug her a bit. Maybe that's why she scratches. I don't know. She has kept it on .. has not removed it (over her head) so that's why I am rating it well. Also, seems durable. Colour nice. I would recommend. Seems good quality. Compared to ones they had years ago (20 years or so) these are no where as nice but do the trick.

These collars are gorgeous, and we purchased two in snazzy colours for the outdoor strays we welcomed into our home in the spring. But in the last couple of weeks, one cat slipped out the door unnoticed, and her sister was trying to get out after her for days before she managed it. First cat eventually came home, looking rough - she was scared and skittish, one eye a bit squinty. But the most concerning part was her collar... The elastic bit had indeed stretched when she got snagged on something, but instead of slipping free from the collar, poor kitty had gotten a front paw trapped in the collar and it was looped around her torso as well as her neck!We rescued her from it and chucked the collar in the garbage, vowing only to ever get breakaway collars in future.As if that weren't bad enough, the second cat - missing an additional week - came home tonight in the EXACT SAME predicament, only she'd gotten her left paw trapped vs her sister's right paw. It's looking like she also took longer to make her way home to us since it happened, as the poor wee thing had some pretty nasty chafing where the collar had been stretched tight and rubbing against her. She's seeming more herself after being freed from her inadvertent bondage, as well as a soothing bath, but it scares me to think the state she might have been in if she hasn't gotten home to us when she did. Bottom line is this: if you love your kitties, don't use these collars for anything more than a cute photo op!!!