I purhchased a tag for my cat's collar about a year ago and now the velcro is not holding. Where can I find this thin of velcro to reattach the tag?
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Unfortunately the Velcro is sealed under the tag so it would be difficult to remove the old and replace it. I have had the same issue. You could try calling the vender, or if you really want to try the Velcro, you can usually find it at Joanne fabrics or Walmart in the sewing department. You can cut it to size. I tried the same fix, it worked for a while, then I ended up purchasing a new tag.C. Rieger
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Unfortunately the Velcro is sealed under the tag so it would be difficult to remove the old and replace it. I have had the same issue. You could try calling the vender, or if you really want to try the Velcro, you can usually find it at Joanne fabrics or Walmart in the sewing department. You can cut it to size. I tried the same fix, it worked for a while, then I ended up purchasing a new tag. C. Rieger
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Ace hardware, target, hone depot, you can get Velcro at almost any supply store. I removed the Velcro and added a button clasp on a strip of cloth. Works a lot better.
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They sell replacement velcro strips on their website. 3 for $2.50. Go to the search function and type in velcro. It will be the last result. I'm having the same issue as you.
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You can buy another remote at a pet store or online. But I suggest to just get a different one altogether because from my experience I had to replace two collars because it wasn't completely water proof. It may be more expensive but deffinately worth the money
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MY cats too were loosing their collars, but I used the loc8tor to find just walk around with it turned on un till you get a signal. yes you can get tags and sleeves but watch what you buy, you don;t need a new loc8tor, the original will work with the new tags,
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I did'nt get any velcro with eather of mine. Im not happy with the design of these when my dog shakes his head the light turns off and the latch pops open.
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Hello,I'm not familiar with the Beastie brand of collars. I have my two in regular break-away ones that are between 3/8-1/2 inch and small is the perfect size. How big are your kitties? Mine are 6mo and 5-8lbs and the tags are as big as they can handle, I would be worried that medium would be a too big/cumbersome and annoy them, since they will be wearing the collar 24/7. I haven't had any problems with it falling off, it's held on by a velcro-like material that wraps around the collars and sticks back on itself. Hope that helps a bit!
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The Velcro holds nicely and we have not had any problems with it sliding or coming off. My husband put it on our little one's collar before I got a chance to watch him. There are directions that come with the tag (illustrations are black and white), but I do not think that Amazon would mind me sharing a larger/color illustration from the company that makes the tags which may help. --> http://www.luckypet.com/images/instructions.pdf
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with my 22 1/2 pounder I checked into dog harnesses, they don't have the velcro security I feel I have with the ones made for cats, if you can find one made like the kitty holster instead of just straps, measure girth and neck size and go to a pet store and see if they carry the vest type, usually all they have is for little tiny dog.
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I have also been looking for replacement tags - I believe you can buy 'universal' tags that fit in a number of different taggers but I haven't bought yet so can't give you specifics....I have just seen them in my online searches.
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Yes, you can move the pet tag to a bigger collar. Best do it in minutes. It is advised if collar w/ tag is removed, must be on dog less 2 hrs. 2 hrs w/o the collar, you have to start over again 3 wks let pet tag build up the protection again.
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Is it possible to replace the cat flaps with a pet door that had magnetic cat collar?
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I'm sorry to hear about that! Amazingly, my pup still has his and no issues. If it were me, I'd head out to the craft store or fabric store with the velcro and tag in hand and tell the clerk what I wanted to do and ask for their ideas. I've purchased velcro separately in the past for other projects, so I know it's available. Good luck!
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Velcro is on the bottom, one section is attached below the neck and one along the stomach area. I have since located the harness from my original review, but I'm unable to change my opinion, since both of my cats are able to wiggle one leg into the harness and limp around mewling piteously.
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It depends on the size of tag you order. Honestly for a cat you should use a metal hanging ID tag. These are great tags, however cats need collars that are as flexible as possible the alternative would be to bend the tag but I do not know how that would come out. I used my tag to personalize a make-up case.
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Go to web, Kitty Holster Cat Harness. They have a page. Our cat loves going on walks.
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I bought an extra collar which was a feasible option rather than buying just the replacement pads. If you wish to buy just the replacement pads, you can google them to get different buying options.
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I've taken ours off a few times and put it back on. Velcro seems to still hold good. Just make sure the new collar width is compatible.
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There really isn't a way to attach a tag to it but, like a regular flea collar, it is worn easily along with a pet's collar. This is an awesome flea collar and absolutely works! It also lasts for months. You won't regret buying it.