20 Best Cat Shock Collar (2022 Updated)

Good unit. All you have to do to change the battery is be gadget person. Obviously it was assembled so disassemble it very carefully get the battery part number and order one. Or you could buy it with an extended Asurion plan on Amazon.

I have always taking things apart ever since I was a child so if the batteries die on something other than an iPhone I take it apart and put a new one in always can be done.

I was sceptic sense it was made for a small dog that it would not be strong enough for my crazy doxen, but i tested it on myself an was very happy, he actually listens very well by just using vibrate!!!! Although I havent had to use shock yet Im positive it would be good even for a large dog, and the collar can be used for a large dog too, it was worth the purchase, I only wish I got two for my other dog.

I didn’t think I would find a dog training collar small enough for my chihuahua/schnauzer but, this collar has been wonderful. It fits perfect and I love that it has the vibration and sound only setting along with the shock setting.

It also had multiple levels which has been useful.

we’ve been using for about 4 months. I was looking for something that i could use on my smaller dog and my black lab great dane mix. These have been perfect! The battery life is much better then other brands I’ve tried and it works just like it’s supposed to.

The only negative I can think of is the charger is double sided micro usb, but you need three to charge 2 collars and remote together. We just charge the remote while the dogs are wearing their collars and are inside.

But even then, the remote only needs to be charged about once a week.

This works great on my Pomeranian. I needed something to keep him from running into the road, onto the school bus with my kids, or into the neighbors yards. I don’t even have to use the shock setting, the vibrate setting on 80-100 works wonders.

He now comes when I call him without me having to use it. The only negative thing about this collar is that you have to pair it every time you recharge it, and one time I forgot. Definitely worth the money.

Petey, my dog (of course) likes to walk out back with me without a leash. Plus, it’s a pain following him around with a short leash, because wherever he goes, I have to go too. Lately, however, he has become more willful than I can tolerate.

He will go into neighbors’ yards, or out into the street. I also have an illegal pit bull living next door (I like pits, but not in a tiny house shut up all day and only taken outside to poo). Just using this thing once made Petey begin minding me again.

I tested the vibrate on shock on myself, just to make sure I wouldn’t hurt him. Then I charged it up and took him out. He got his snoot stuck in a sniff and wouldn’t move. I tried low vibrate, no, he ignored it.

I tried medium and then full vibrate, no. Tried it on what I thought against my skin was extremely mild shock. He screeched and jumped 3 feet nose up straight upwards. After that, I turned my shock down from 30 to 5, and haven’t had to use it again.

He responds to vibrate at about level 30. Caveats: You need to charge this thing up about every third time or fourth time you charge your phone. Luckily that’s quick and easy, since I can charge the collar and the controller from the same cord.

Also, the buttons are in terrible positions. The mode and signal buttons need to be switched. If he was heading toward the road in a hurry, I’d have no time to find the signal button except that I keep my finger on it in my pocket.

Finally, no matter how fun these things look on TV, never shock your dog for fun or as a punishment, and always accompany a shock or vibrate with a voice command. It took only two trips outside for him to learn to listen and obey when he goes out of bounds.

I bought the pet safe system which included one collar but had 2 puppies we are training. The one puppy did just fine with the regular collar, but after buying another regular collar for the second puppy, it didn’t work properly-barely audible noise and almost no shock.

Changed batteries but did not help—had already gone up on strength of shock. I went to petsmart since I’d bought the first system and extra collar from Amazon, and found a collar for stubborn dogs. Bought that and was pleased with it, but although It works, I am finding the noise and shock goes away after two days.

The literature said the charge should last 3 weeks, and not to charge every night. Right now every other night is a must. Also, my regular collar eats batteries. The pups have been using the collars for 1 1/2 wks, and I’m already on my second battery.

It’s going to be a pain to have to check the batteries/charge every other day or so. I turn the collars off when not in use—at night—and don’t have them on more than the 8 hours suggested per day.

DO NOT PURCHASE THIS UNLESS YOU PLAN TO ALSO PURCHASE A BATTERY BACKUP FOR THE TRANSMITTER!!! We have had our transmitter with two collars for 4 years with no issues. We recently purchased this collar for our puppy to add on.

Learned the hard way that this collar will shock your dog in the event of a power outage. The second we lost power, our dog went nuts inside our house and thank goodness I was near him to rip the collar off of him quickly.

No telling what could have happened if I wasn’t home. We never had this issue when losing power with our 2 previous collars, just this one. My old instruction manual specifically said that in event of power outage, dog will not be shocked.

The newest user manual on PetSafe site now says that dog will be shocked upon power outage so they suggested a battery backup. I think this is a serious design flaw that needs to be addressed. What happens if I purchase the battery backup and there is a few seconds of a delay? My dog gets shocked anyway.

I think the company needs to seriously reconsider this. An animal should not be shocked due to loss of power! I contacted the company about this and they don’t seem to be budging off of the insistence of a battery backup.

I just don’t trust that.

If you have a stubborn dog that needs a bit more stimulation to stay within the boundaries of your wireless containment system. this works great. My dog would take the stimulation of the highest setting on the collar the system came with, and now with the new stubborn dog collar completely respects the boundaries.

It does not matter how tempted he is, he stays in the yard. My other older dog now uses the collar that came with it (on the lowest setting) and does fine with it. He does not like ANY stimulation from the collar.

The only thing I wish it had, was a vibration warning, because my older dog (and MANY older dogs) cannot hear very well. My old “in ground” dog fence had a collar that would have an audible warning as well as a vibration warning prior to stimulation.

REALLY helps for those older pups that cant hear too well anymore. This collar also works with my “Premier Pet” wireless containment system. (Not “PetSafe”). although I do believe that they are sister companies.

When I contacted “Premier Pet” about a stubborn dog collar, they informed me that they did not offer one for my system, but the “PetSafe PIF00-13672” collar would work with my system. I am pleased to confirm that is the case.

If you have a Premier Pet system, make sure that you contact them (PremierPet) prior to purchase, as they will advise which stubborn dog collar (if any) work with the system you purchased.

I have been using Petsafe In-ground / above ground Pet Barrier since 2012. and have used the same collars. This is my first replacement in 8 years & collar still works but the stretch on the collar is shot.

The system works great unless you have an extremely stubborn cat or dog. I have same controller & perimeter wire. I have installed the perimeter wire at the top of my 10 ft cement block stuccoed wall so the cats can go into the bushes along the wall for shade & protection.

It seems like its expensive at first, but it really does the job of keeping my cats in the backyard. Well worth the money. I would buy it again. Buy 3rd party batteries on ebay much cheaper. PetSafe direct batteries are ridiculously expensive.

I have had pet safe in ground fences for years each and every home I’ve owned we have installed one and I have all the collars for small dogs to stubborn dogs and also have the cat ones too and love it my cats have been trained with them and I never have to worry about them taking off or going out of there boundaries.

My cats are happy cause they come and go as the please and the collar works amazing. I have a 26lb main coon mix cat and my big boy after he found the line the first time walking with me and me showing him he has never attempted to cross again.

The device works very well. So far the only thing that has managed to keep my cat out of the kitchen. I tried it on myself first and found that it’s unpleasant but not cruel. It beeps first as a warning which is effective on its own.

The band is cheap however, hence the 3 stars. For $120 it should be made to a higher quality.

This training collar even works with Basenjis! It is the perfect training tool for the most challenging part of training this breed – getting their attention! When used in conjunction with the outlined training techniques it is wonderfully effective with little to no need to use the shock function minus emergencies.

One of my favorite aspects of this collar is the easy to use digital screen on the remote that allows me to control the level of shock. Honestly, I tested it on myself first, starting with the lowest level, so I would know what the dog would experience.

I keep it set to the more modest levels because even a little shock goes a long way with a relatively small dog. I’ve found however, that the vibrate function is vastly more effective with this breed, given the sound and the power of the vibration itself definitely interrupts whatever they are hyper focused on at the time! These dogs are so smart and now I have the tool to focus all that intelligence where I want it! Thank you PatPet!.

This handy little gadget is fantastic in helping to train our stubborn Pug from barking like a mad animal. She’s the sweetest girl but people are scared of her because she acts so fierce – and all she wants is attention.

There has been no need to use the shock component; simply using the vibration is enough to stop her in her tracks. I would recommend this product to anyone who needs that little extra nudge for training their dog.

Set up is a breeze and instructions are clear. PLEASE – read all instructions and DO try this on yourself first. The shock component can be potent and can emotionally scar your sweet little (or big) furry friend.

Try vibrations first and only use the shock if absolutely necessary.

I am thrilled that PATPET has a released a training collar that is designed for smaller breeds. This product is fantastic and exceptional in that most training/shock collars are made for much larger dog breeds and subsequently can become cumbersome if placed on a smaller dog (less than 20lbs).

I am a huge fan of PATPET products and use them extensively for my own pups and ones that I help train and foster. This would be perfect for anything like a Pomeranian, a Maltese, a Chihuahua, s Yorkie, Pug, anything that has a propensity to bark or need correction that is on the smaller size.

To note, the collar length is adjustable so can placed on a larger dog, however I would recommend their other normal sized training collars for that instead. As with their other models, this too has 16 levels of shock, vibration, and tone.

It is also water proof and reaches almost 1000 ft in distance coverage.

I was skeptical about buying this, but I have a friend who has it for her dogs. I purchased the three collar option. I have had a petsafe wireless fence that cost 3x as much for just one system and one collar that went out in 3 months.

With a online coupon, i got all three for the price of one so that was extremely happy with that. So far this one is super easy to use, i like that the base is not gigantic. Pairing is relatively simple for the collars and I like that the range is very flexible.

At this point, my dogs hear it beeping when they are approaching the cut off point and turn right back around. The collar receivers being waterproof was a must. The only critique I have is I wish the cord for the base was longer, our plugs are closer to the floor and we want to keep it out of reach from kids or dogs getting ahold of it when secured to the wall.

If I had to, I would buy this again.

Overall the collar works great. My dogs stay in the yard now and the dogs understand that when it beeps to come back. It’s really nice to be able to adjust the distance so if you want to shrink the distance or expand it you easily could.

I have an acre and a half and it easily covers the whole property with the setting still below the 100 range. So I’d assume you may be able to do 5 acres. The only issue is occasionally it acts like it’s super far away like there is a signal blocking the transponder, so it’d beep at the dog but it only happened with one dog so it could be a coincidence.

I use my collar almost every day on one dog and it’s keeps all the dogs in the yard. I’d say this collar is a great investment without having to dig a trench in your yard to bury a wire.

WOW. I was skeptical, as my dogs have been escaping the fence every. single. day. And I had a buried wire in the past that seemed to break a lot, and a dog that would escape anyway. But this completely worked!! Both our dogs – one old and one only a year – figured out the beep pretty fast.

They have not escaped yet – weeks in! – and I am so incredibly happy. They are too!.

In my opinion, this is the best budget e-collar out there. Both the receiver and transmitter are compact, full featured and have decent battery life. IN USE- I have trained my dog to return to me when I use the vibrate or electrical stimulation mode.

With vibrate mode, she complies the vast majority of the time. Occasionally she won’t respond because she is fixated on something (a scent, squirrels, etc) and I will use a low electrical stimulation (9 out of 100) to get her attention.

The ONLY time I use a higher level (19 of 100) is when her distraction has the potential to cause her physical harm (i. e. – she is running toward the road and isn’t responding to the vibration stimuli).

That being said, I do keep the electrical stimulation level set to 15 as default, since in an emergency I won’t have time to increase it from a lower level and I use the vibration mode 95% of the times anyway.

As good as this product is, there are a few things that could be improved upon. 1. I wish the electrical stimulation button was lower profile- it is too easy to accidentally press. I disassembled the remote casing (easy) and sliced off the top of the rubber ‘shock’ button so that it sits almost flush with the casing.

(I made sure to bevel the edges to ensure that when the button was pressed, it wouldn’t get stuck under the edge of the case causing the dog to get continuously shocked!) 2. The nylon collars are of low quality.

The plastic clips broke and the stitching on one collar failed. I highly recommend that you buy the version with the PVC collars. 3. As to the claims of the receivers being water-resistant well, I don’t know.

I had an older version of this e-collar model (the remote’s styling was slightly different) but water penetrated the receiver and it died. I had noticed that the rubber plug for the charging port fit poorly and was likely the point of compromise.

The good news is that the receivers in this newer version seem to have been improved and the charging port plug has a much tighter fit. Still, I decided to put some electrical tape on the back of the receivers to cover the charging port and help prevent water intrusion.

So far, so good! IMPORTANT- As with any e-collar, make sure that the shock level is set correctly and the collar is fitted properly. Failing to do so can result in the collar failing to stimulate your dog, or worse, it can cause the dog to receive a painful and traumatizing shock! Like most other e-collars, the stimulation can be set to absurdly high levels.

The highest level I have EVER needed was a 15 out of 100, and that was an emergency. Also, remember that the electrical conductivity increases when your dog is wet. A stimulation level that might feel like a slight tingle when when your dog is dry could feel like a painful shock when it is wet.

Adjust the level accordingly! As for the fit, the collar should be quite snug. Tight enough so that the receiver won’t move at all, even when the dog runs. The two prongs need to be in contact with the dog’s skin or the electric stimulation won’t work.

I bought this expecting it to last a year or so, knowing I’d probably have to replace it every 12 or so months. It’s been a year and a half. The batteries are starting to tire, holding less and less of a charge.

I get anywhere from a day to a day and a half now. The original charge time on the collars was about 3 days. The shock feature seems weaker with age. Also, the controller, as mentioned in previous comments, falls into a stand-by sleep and can take 2 pushes to relay a correction; this has always been the case.

The controller also can last me 60+ days before needing a charge. My dog is a huge water dog, and the collars have gotten plenty wet at the doggy splash pad as well as the rain with no issues. The back charge port on the collars have rubber stoppers and I think some people may forget to close those before collaring their dog.

That being said, my dog has not gone swimming with the collars, so they have not been fully submerged. Keep that in mind. The plastic neck adjuster thing that allows you to loosen or tighten the collars sucks.

Simple solution that worked for me was to adjust the collars to fit snuggly with 2 fingers under the collar, and then I tied a permanent knot right behind the slider so that it couldn’t loosen. The prongs that make contact with my dog’s skin have never come off, nor have they rotted or broken or caused problems like some people claimed.

If you want a decent affordable collar, for the price and the usage, this would be your better bet. Expect to replace these yearly. If you get more use out of them, fantastic.

Love this collar. I use this reinforce verbal commands to my very stubborn high drive dog at distances. We live on a farm where she is off leash 100% of the time there are tons of distractions that she fixates on with this collar I am able to use the beep and vibration functions to call her off things like the barn cats or geese at the pond.

I reserve the shock function only to deter her from things that will hurt her worse than the discomfort of the collar, such as if she‘s running toward the road. The vibration is much stronger than any other collar we’ve tried and is almost always enough to get her to return to me.

The light is helpful for when I let her out at night it‘s easier to keep track of where she is. The battery life is excellent the remote has been charged once in 4 months the collar usually needs charged once every two weeks.

The range of the remote is fantastic I have used it to recall my dog at easily 80 yards. The only thing I would change about this device is i wish it were compatible with regular collars as the one that comes with it is narrow and has a plastic buckle.

I own a couple PatPet e-collars now an the remote in this kit has a few new features I appreciate. Illuminated screen which can be view in complete darkness. Ability to toggle between vibrate and stimulate with the gear icon, which allows you to adjust the levels without activating the function.

Ability to adjust the vibration intensity, other models I have used only have one setting for vibrate. Overall I think this is a nice training tool at a good price.

Perfect Training Collar that is affordable and easy to use. Took me only moments to set up and screw in the prongs. It came pre-charged which was nice. This has 16 different levels of shock as well as vibration and a beeping noise.

The range seems to be also great! It truly is weather proof as the second I put this on my dog she rolled in a giant mud puddle and it still held out. Would highly recommend this product.

Range on this collar is good and the remote feels good in my hand. It is a bit smaller than ones I have used in the past. I like that this training collar has the ability to add another dog and control both collars.

Being able to stand up to the rain helps too. I would consider the placement of the shock button and that fact that it uses batteries as slight drawbacks. I recommend this training collar.

My cat had this off in 1 minute! Put it on him many times and he excelled at getting it off quickly. Also the bell has no sound at all, so will not deter wildlife if an outside cat.

This collar is very nice looking & excellent quality, & the clasp is great – very easy to close (unlike some cheaper ones) & with an adjustment for different weights of cat. However although its the small size its still a bit too long for my littlest cats – even on the tightest setting I can still get 3 fingers under it.

Apparently they do an extra small size but I didnt know that when ordering. Next time.

So I had only just received this product and begun introducing it to my cats. They are full grown, 10+ pounds each, and my goal was to correct a recent behavior where they have been using the couch to scratch.

In terms of introducing, I mean placing the collar on them one at a time for them to wear for a period just to get used to its presence. Obviously they were not fans. Unfortunately, the collar itself is just a plastic type band with equidistant holes for placement of the actual unit.

As I was taking it off one of my cats after his introductory wear period, he was anxious and “jerked” as I was unfastening the collar. This resulted in the collar actually TIGHTENING to the point it was choking him (really choking).

Because of the hole placement on the collar, the latch part ended up so close to the unit that there was no room to undo the collar. I was in full panic mode at this point as my buddy was absolutely choking.

I had no room to get that collar to loosen and unfasten. This all happened so quick but there was nothing I could do to get that collar off. I had zero alternative but to pick him up and rush to get a pair of scissors to cut the collar off.

I’m not one to write poor reviews – truth is, I have no idea how well or not the unit itself works because all I got to do was introduce it to my two buddies in terms of just wearing it; this being the first time they’ve had a collar (indoor cats).

I know the sound and vibration worked for sure, as I tested those functions before I even put it on the collar itself. Can’t say how much of a deterrent it would be, as the opportunity did not present during the brief windows I had it on each.

As for shock – no clue – hoped it would never get there anyway. Regardless, and perhaps I didn’t do a great job of explaining above – but the collar should have a designated space where the unit attaches, and there should not be holes immediately adjacent to that position.

But because it is just one continuous strap of holes, the unit itself will always be immediately positioned closely to the next holes. And if something happens like it did to me and my bud, it’s going to be choking them and absent cutting it off, there was absolutely NO way of getting that undone.

Bad luck? Perhaps. But I wouldn’t take the chance again. Collar design needs fixed. I would not recommend this unless that gets fixed. It was pretty upsetting for both me and my cat for sure. He was legit choking.

Not cool.

I’ve had the large power pet high tech dog door 3 years. Continues to work like new. I’ve had as many as 3 dogs using this door at same time. Dogs learn quickly the dog door because the door opens per their collar when near.

Sensitivity can be set as to range of dog near door. There are no drafts around door installed. I put mine in the wall. This collar worn has special batteries. Not greatly expensive lasting 3+ months.

Depends on door use. I love this door. My dogs also. My only complaint would be, collars need to be rechargeable. I will purchase again when mine no longer works. Saves in heat and cool bills opening and shutting automatically.

These transmitters are so durable. I just ordered a second one for a second dog, but I have used my first one for three years without any problems. The batteries last for months. Our dog is a small Maltese mix and the transmitter is very small and light.

The ultrasonic signal does not seem to bother my dog in any way. This Store is also great to deal with.

The unit works fine and as designed, that is not the issue. There are two things that will frustrate a new owner of the product. First is the cost of the batteries to keep the unit functioning. However, there is an easy fix if you are at all handy and the cost falls dramatically.

Second is if you have a rough house dog or more than one dog and they play hard you will find yourself hunting down the pieces parts of your collar, a lot. The collar design makes changing the battery an easy chore.

That same ease of access is why you will chase the parts down as a tooth or toenail hooking the case pops it right apart. Again this is an easy fix if you are handy with good electrical tape. Overall I am more than pleased with the door that this collar operates and the collar(s) I have.

Having three dogs it is a real convenience to have. I would have gladly given a 5 star rating save the two issues mentioned. Both I have solved but to those who are not handy they will be an issue so no 5.

My cat has to wear a collar to stop her aggravating a skin condition. These collars fit her well, seem comfortable and allow her skin to breathe. Being see through means she can see all around and not get “surprised”.

I would like to see the foam “bumpers” be a bit more durable as after some scratching, they become frayed quite easily.

The delivery was quick and the quality of the collar is good but I did not use it because I found it too difficult to put on and attach. I went back to using the usual collar from the vet which, of course, is not perfect either, but easier to put on that the new one.

My cat got attacked by another and she was over grooming her wounds, leaving the very sore. Vet recommended a collar. This is perfect. Many thanks.

I first learned of this company from the vet office. My dog has used this collar and matching leashes for 8 years. As a puppy he chewed through one and I returned it to the vet’s office and they replaced it.

The collar now needs replaced and since the vet no longer carries products like this, I called and I was instructed how to request a replacement. I completed the online request and I received a response from them within hours.

Fantastic company and fantastic products that hold up. My strong Shepard mix has broken the plastic snap collars. I am thankful for these to keep him safe. The leashes have all held up well and the padded handles are wonderful!.

He looks ever so cute with his orange glow collar. Fits good. My only complaint is the bell. I wish it had options for one without a bell. He wants to be able to sneak up on us, but can’t because of the bell.

He really hates the bell, and would no wear it, till I managed to get it off. I had to purchase strong wire cutters in order for me to get it off. Cust up my palm in the process. This is why I took off 1⭐.

I will buy more treats for my fur babies and collars if they come without bells. I will add photos when I can.

I primarily chose this collar because it looked like it would not fray easily. It is really hard to find a decent cat collar that will withstand a kitties Claws. So far this collar has held up very well, it seemed very sturdy straight out of the box.

As far as reflectivity and glow, it does glow in the dark quite brightly, but I am unsure of how long that glow last because it is true glow in the dark, and I usually only see it when I’m going to bed!.

I love this collar because it’s the only one of 3 different kinds that hasn’t fallen off on its own in a few days. The glow-in-the-dark effect on it is cool as well. My couple complaints are that the bell was annoying, so I removed it with pliers.

I also don’t like how the fabric from the collar seems to me splaying out after only a month of use.

For many years we have use Lupine collar , lease and harness for our pups. Recently we purchase the Seaglass pattern for our new pup. It seems that the materials used are a lot thinner than the other leashes, collars and harnesses we have used.

We would like to know what pattern still uses the heavier material so we can continue to use these products. Note from LupinePet: Hi Dee, Based on customer feedback, over the last few years we’ve worked hard to soften up the webbing and make it more flexible and in some cases, less bulky.

Some designs can naturally feel a bit thicker based on the detail and the number of colors in the design and therefore, the number of threads. However, the webbing is still made with the same weave, which lends to the superior strength and the same premium quality materials.

If you prefer one of the “stiffer” designs, give us a call at 800-228-9653, M-F 9-5 ET and we’ll hand test them for you to make a recommendation. Thank you.

I purchased this collar for my Dachshund which was having a neck problem with a bulging disc. This collar worked great in restricting her neck movement and the vet was very impressed with the way we were using the collar and how effective it was.

Easy to put on, comfortable, and does the job. Would certainly work well as a cone replacement also.

My police K9 had to have 3/4 of his tail amputated. He was able to destroy his “Elizabethan” collar, and proceeded to chew the sutures from his remaining tail. My vet recommended this collar and after receiving it, I was extremely pleased.

It prevented him from reaching his nubby tail and allowed him to drink water without any problems. And knowing that it doesn’t work for some areas of the animals body, I still feel this is so effective and it worked for my dogs need.

The Bite Not collar slowed my pup down from licking his neutering surgery, but didn’t entirely stop it. He is very flexible, so could wrap himself around to lick. The collars are very well made. I had to use one size larger to control his movements better than the right sized one.

We bought two, one for our larger dog. Use the cone of shame in his cage for the night. Satisfied with the purchase.

We found 2 kittens under our house. Petal and her twin brother Lion (toddler did the naming). So when we brought them inside and cleaned them up, we knew we had a problem. They are identical! After a visit with the vet we found out one boy and one girl.

Finding a collar small enough was tough. The way they move to make them bigger or smaller doesn’t leave an extra loop like a lot of collars. These fit snuggly but will breakaway easily under the kittens weight.

The bright colors help us tell the two apart. If you need a tiny collar I’d check these out.

Nice little adjustable collar for our cat. They come in nice colors the cat doesn’t seem to mind having it on or doesn’t really notice. It meets my expectations. I got it for 4 or 5$ at Walmart. Not bad if you ask me.

I’d recommend for sure. I feel like my cat always needs to have as collar on.

Great for kittens. It has a little bell on it. I like it cause I can hear where our little kitty is. Great price and is easy to adjust to her neck as she grows.

This is Buffy’s 3rd. collar, & it is working out well. The buckle is more secure than others I’ve had, but even at that, he managed to get it off after a few days. He’s indoor only 10 mo. old, & doesn’t like wearing a collar.

Mostly he either ignores it, or kicks at it (neck itches?) or bites at it or the bell (which is how I assume he got it off). I liked the color choices, & the bell stayed clipped in place, under his chin, where I wanted it.

It was easy to adjust, & didn’t slip once adjusted (the other 2 collars kept slipping, till they were big enough for him to get out of), so this was the best collar so far.

The Orchid color is much more purple than it shows on website. Wanted more pink, but the good thing is at least the actual color looks nice on our calico. The metal where the bell is could be better as needed to take the bell off and put a tag on.

Was difficult to use pliers to pry it open & then squeeze closed. Wouldn’t but this again, but will work for now.

I love the pink collar and it will be perfect for my Lily if I can ever get her to hold still long enough to get it on her. I have used these collars on other furbabies and they help keep them safe. Lily is just my “wild child” and the pink will look so pretty with her silver gray, white and yellow coloring.

Her attitude is not surprising as she is a tri-color! We all love Chewy!.