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I gave up on collars some time ago, they were always getting lost! I tried the elasticated ones and the ones with the break open plastic clasp. I reckoned that the collars must have got caught somewhere for them to have come off and the cats were probably a bit stressed, being hooked up on something like that. Many years ago we had a cat that didn't lose its collar, but having a bell on it didn't stop her from catching birds! |
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If your cat has a cat flap magnet, that will stick to the bell and stop it jingling anyway! Pip went from silent (without anything) to tinkerbell and back to stealth mode! I am going to have to invest in a microchip cat flap so he tinkerbells again! Poor lad. |
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There doesn't seem to be much hope then. I don't have a magnetic cat flap so should be okay. Maybe I could spray her bright pink and get her a piercing and hang the bell from that. |
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I dont like collars always worred the cat will get stuck/hungup with one..I dont like bells either..if it is trying to hide from a fox which we have around here. the bell is a good give away..also it must be so annoying that every time you move that little bell goes ?????? |
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