Sep 19, 2021
This week the New York Times Magazine "The Ethicist" column was titled "What Should I Do about my Bird-Killing Cat?" Columnist Kwame Anthony Appiah tackled the topic, offering Birdsbesafe cat collars as one of the ways to reduce cat predation on birds if you let your cat outdoors.
I feel less guilty when Weasley slips out of the house. I.try to make my yard bird-friendly with a commitment to native plants for them. I'd hate if I were just luring the birds to their death. The collar no longer seems to bother Weasley, yet it seems he is less inclined to slip out. (My daughter says he's embarrarsed to be seen lol).
She looks marvelous in this collar. It’s my third one. She is a hunter of birds, and hasn’t caught one since I discovered these collars.
I just got it and put it on the cat. It fits well. I thought it would wider but it seems ok. I like the reflective edging. I only got for one cat and the other cat started to attack the one with the collar. I’ll report back when I find out how effective it is for the bird situation.
I adore these products I don't know how they work - but they do.
Reg in the other hand……. Ha ha ha
My former roommate's cat started bringing me birds and she now happily accepts her Birdsbesafe collar and has never caught a bird since so I know your collars really work and plus she looks extra adorable.
