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Cat Bell Collars
Cats love to play and explore, but they are also notorious for hiding. Attaching a cat bell to cat collars can be a great way for an owner to be able to safely keep tabs on their pet's whereabouts. So if it's time to give your kitty his medication, which you've hidden in a cat treat, and he is hiding to avoid having to take it, you can easily find him with a jingle of the cat bell collar.
Cats often like to bring their owners "presents." But a cat bell can help to ensure that you don't have to come home to such an offering on your kitchen tile floor. A cat bell can help to alert wildlife that a cat is on the move .
Chewy offers cat bell collars in a variety of styles. The Red Dingo classic cat collar is a versatile collar made of high-quality nylon and abrasion-resistant ribbon with a cat bell. The Necoichi Chirimen Clover bell cat collar provides an additional layer of style with its multicolor floral pattern and clover pattern charm, which houses a bell inside. The Red Dingo Breezy Love cat collar is adorned with pink and purple hearts and contains a purple bell and a stainless steel ring, which can also hold an ID tag.
If a bell collar isn'r right for your kitty, Chewy's online pet shop carries breakaway cat collars and standard cat collars too.
Related Categories: Custom Personalized Cat Collars, Cat & Kitten Collars
Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Bell Collars
Do cats mind collars with bells?
Most cats don't mind collars with bells, but all kitties are different. Some cats can tell that the bell scares away prey when they hunt, and this may cause minor frustration at first. Other cats may find the tinkling of the bell a bit unnerving, but many of these cats learn to ignore it after a while. It's a good idea to monitor your cat for the first few days with a new bell collar to make sure it isn't bothering her too much. However, the vast majority of cats don't notice the bell at all and will happily go about their business as usual with one on.
What are the benefits of cat collars with bells?
The benefits of cat collars with bells include a lowered hunting kill count, which can be good for the wildlife in your area. Studies have shown that cat bell collars can reduce the amount of prey caught by up to 50%, making them an effective solution to unwanted outdoor hunting behaviors. Bells can also be used in multi-cat households where one cat is bullying the others; the bell serves to alert other cats that the aggressor cat is coming.
How do I transition my cat to a bell collar?
Transition your cat to a bell collar by first getting her used to wearing a regular collar. If your cat already wears a collar, simply replace it with the new bell collar and provide praise and distraction so she feels more comfortable with the change. Many cats won't seem to notice the bell much, while others may find the new sound a little jarring. Your cat will likely grow accustomed to the bell after a few days, but be sure to keep an eye on her and remove it if you see signs of real distress.
What are the best cat bell collars?
The best cat bell collars are breakaway collars, made to come off if they get caught, for your cat's safety. You can find breakaway cat collars with bell attachments in a variety of cute styles and colors. Shop our great selection to find your kitty the perfect one!
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