Has anyone had a cat who chewed on the collar and the collar did not release
457729
My cat has chewed on the collar but it doesn't break off. He got it caught once on a door stopper and it broke off.
457730
My cat chewed on the collar and it began to strangle her. By the time I found her she was cowering in the bathroom covered in blood and drool. She could not cry out for help. Thank God this happened while I was at home, otherwise she would have died. This collar does NOT breakaway as advertised.
457731
I first put the collar on with room around his neck, next thing I knew he was trapped with it in his mouth. My husband grabbed him and I struggled to get it off him using the buckle, I then made it tighter. This collar is NOT a breakaway as they claim, so be very careful.
457732
my cats have never tried to chew on them. A good fit is a must..if you adjust the collar to where you can slip one finger under it, it should be ok. I always end up cutting some off for a better fit. You don't want it loose. I have not used on a kitten however.
1161604
If you were able to get the collar pulled down you will just have to rock it back & forth till it budges. I have had had a stubborn one before and it just took patience on my part.
232233
Not a collar for the cat. But, screws, magnets and everything you need for installation and use. The magnets for the cats collar are there as well. Just don't count on using a metal food or water bowl. The cat won't like clanging and sticking to it at feeding time. Our door works great - just ad advertised.
1372711
Yes mine is loose too. I was also surprised they did not put velcro. It does not seem to bother my cat though.
2284879
Sorry to hear . I know it's heart breaking. I lost my 10 year cat a year ago.I had been using the collar with the kitten for about 9 months now. She never had a negative response.From my experience it actually helped.Again sorry for your loss
1602288
When a coyote ate my pet he left the collar behind (along with the front legs) so you should be able to recover the device. Thanks for the hilarious question. You have enriched the lives of all who will read it.
1074931
The collar has channels that are made to tear away if a collar traps a cat. I think they will function well, but my cats have not had any issues in over a year of use.
453260
I have six outdoor cats that wear the Seresto collar and it works great, only one of my cats ever lost a collar and that was last year so far this year all have kept it on. I have never seen a flea or tick on any of them. And they all tested negative for worms so I believe the collars are keeping them from getting bitten. Hope this helps
180970
This is not meant for your cat to be put in and then tied up. All the cat has to do is pull against the leash and the velcro will undo. As for escaping out of the harness with no leash attached; my cat hasn't ever escaped out of it while just wearing it. It's the tension between the harness and the leash that causes the velcro to come undone.
963521
Thank you for your question! Many customers have found success in using this system for their cat. Please know that this collar is recommended for pets weighing at least 8 lbs.
963523
Hi. It could on a larger cat 10 lbs and up. It will look big, and the collar is not a break away collar, so that could be a problem for a cat. Thanks!
919646
My cat chews on mine (he has claimed it as his own) and no fur has come off it. It's a great product that lasts!
1074930
The Ferrel cat I put this on has already lost it within a few weeks. It lets me give it a pet but that's about all after hanging out at my house for two years. Thought it would stay on but it either slipped out or it popped. There are some points on the collar that look like they are meant to give in a bad situation. Buying a cheaper one next time for the outside kitty.
67502
The collar worked for about 2 weeks well and now is less effective. Well worth the price to see if it will work on your cat. We shall see....
259278
I didn't use a collar. It's optional but a collar will help secure it more. Especially if your pet is actively trying to remove it.
264110
I have not made the collar tight enough to stay on the back of the neck. The collar migrates to underneath the neck while the dogs are playing. I think they respond well because it is not painful but irritating. They can't quite figure it out so they just mind your command and continue playing.
509816
No, my cat only weighed 12 lbs. She hated it and was so miserable I took it off her and used the collar that the vet supplied. She seemed to tolerate that better. Good luck with your cat.