Collection: Cat collar

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Choosing the right cat collar means balancing three things: your cat's safety, everyday comfort and a style that suits them. This collection brings together all our models, from engraved personalised collars to fancy collars, including leather, velvet and reflective designs. Every collar is light, adjustable and designed for cats and kittens, indoor or outdoor.

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Which collar should you choose for your cat?

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It mainly depends on your cat's lifestyle. A cat that goes outside needs to be identified and visible. An indoor cat can wear a more decorative model, but safety still matters: a collar can get caught on a door handle or a chair rung.

To identify your cat if it gets lost

A personalised cat collar is the simplest solution: your cat's name and your phone number are engraved directly on the tag or buckle. Anyone who finds your cat can call you straight away, without going to a vet. Engraving is free on all our personalised models.

For safety

A breakaway collar has a buckle that opens by itself if the collar gets caught on a branch or a fence. Your cat frees itself without getting hurt. This is the model we recommend for all outdoor cats and for kittens.

For style

A noble material that looks better with age: the leather cat collar appeals to owners looking for a durable, elegant accessory. For special occasions or cats who love to shine, a luxury cat collar in velvet, tweed or with a bow tie always makes an impression. Finally, our fancy collars (bells, pearls, patterns, hearts) add a touch of colour at a small price.

Our collar materials

  • Nylon: light, water-resistant, easy to wash. Ideal for active cats.
  • Leather: soft, strong and elegant. Your cat forgets it's there within a few days.
  • Velvet and fabric: very soft to the touch, perfect for indoor cats.
  • Reflective strip: with a reflective cat collar, your cat stays visible to drivers at night.

To follow your cat's adventures from your iPhone, the AirTag cat collar holds Apple's tracker in a built-in case, with a safety buckle and reflective strip.

Choosing the right collar size

Measure your cat's neck with a soft tape measure, then add about 2 cm. Once the collar is on, you should be able to slide two fingers between the collar and the neck. Too tight and it bothers your cat. Too loose and it can slip over the head or get caught. All our models are adjustable, and our collar size guide will help if you're unsure.

Collar or ID tag?

If your cat already wears a collar it likes, simply attach an engraved ID tag with its name and your number. It's also a good option for harnesses. For a cat without a collar yet, a model with built-in engraving avoids a dangling tag that jingles.

Getting your cat used to a collar

Most cats get used to it within a few days. Let your cat sniff the collar first, then put it on for a few minutes during a pleasant moment, like a meal or play time. Gradually increase the time. Starting young makes things easier: from 3 or 4 months, a kitten can wear a light, adjustable collar.

Frequently asked questions

Should an indoor cat wear a collar?

It's recommended. A half-open window or a door left ajar is enough for an indoor cat to end up outside, lost in an unfamiliar place. An engraved collar makes it much quicker to find.

Isn't a microchip enough?

A microchip is essential, but it can only be read by a vet or a shelter. An engraved collar lets any neighbour contact you directly.

Which collar for a kitten?

Choose a light model with a wide adjustment range and a safety buckle. Check the fit every two weeks, as kittens grow fast.

What are the shipping costs?

Shipping is free from €35, depending on your destination. You have 14 days to change your mind.