Get Cat Used To Collar

If your cat gets lost or hurt a collar can be used to get him home safe.

Get cat used to collar.

I want him to get used to it so when he accidentally runs out people will know that he has an owner. As you put the collar on talk to your cat in a soothing voice and give it a few treats to make it feel more comfortable. In this article we will be taking a look at how to get your cat to wear a collar. A collar is a necessity if you have an outdoor cat.

Cat collars can be a way to accessorise your kitten with a little something extra. When you remove the collar he will be back to his jolly old self. For years he wouldn t let us touch his neck. Collars should be worn since kittenhood to get cats used to the feel.

It can take up to a week for a cat to get used to a collar. One had been abandoned as a young cat wearing a collar he kept growing the collar was embedded in his next when he was caught by a local rescue he needed surgery to remove it. Having a cat that cat won t wear a collar is actually a pretty common occurrence. Common problems are your cat squirming pawing her neck to try and remove the collar or refusing to eat.

And he would run to my side like asking for help my 2 other cats did not react this way to collar. Should i remove the collar. Getting her used to the collar won t take more than a couple of days however i can tell you from experience that putting a bell on a cat does not save any birds i ve known a cat once who was declawed wore a bell and wore a reflective collar yet she was still able to kill an average of two birds a week sometimes even a wild bunny. Make sure you know how to safely put a collar on your kitten to assure his health and safety.

I hate collars we ve had two rescue boys in the past who had both had traumatic collar experiences. But once the collar is on he will be back to skittish. Kittens can get into everything around the house and the sound of the bell can help you find them when they are hiding. To put a collar on a cat start by placing the collar on the ground so your cat can inspect it for a little while.

If your cat is still not used to it after a week then you may need to consider a different collar. I gave her the usual advice such as making sure the collar was tight enough that her cat couldn t pull out of it but loose enough that she could still get a finger underneath it and other such advice. Cats are a lot more independent and self sufficient than dogs making it harder to get them to do something they don t want to. Then when your cat is calm gently put the collar on its neck.

Cons for putting a collar on your kitten.