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In the continuous effort to balance pet freedom with wildlife conservation, a new breakthrough has emerged, gaining spotlight through the CBC documentary, "My Pet Assassin." This 17-minute feature dives into the intricate relationship between domestic cats and the songbirds they prey upon, with a focus on a revolutionary solution: the BirdsBeSafe cat collars. These collars have been scientifically proven to reduce bird deaths by a staggering 87%, presenting a simple yet effective tool for pet owners who wish to protect the local ecosystem without confining their feline friends indoors. The documentary, hosted by Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, showcases how these vibrantly colored...

Did you know domestic and feral cats are the leading cause of bird mortality? Despite their comedic antics, our feline friends are a severe threat to their feathered playmates. That's why, behind the laughs on every viral video and meme, a fur parent wonders: do cats eat birds, or do they do it for fun?

The Birdsbesafe Collar and Cover represents a significant advancement in protecting birds from outdoor cats. This product has received an impressive overall rating of 4.75 out of 5 stars from PetKeen.com.

Hello, fellow bird and cat lovers! Today, we're going to dive into a topic that has ruffled a few feathers - Bird Videos for Cats! That's right, those mesmerizing digital displays showcasing flocks of our feathered friends, fluttering about, seemingly a paw's swipe away.

When your cat gifts you with a live, fluttering bird, it means they consider you part of their family. It's an odd show of feline affection, indeed, accompanied by the chaos of feathers floating in the air and a flapping bird. But before we get too caught up in the amusing drama, let's focus on the most pressing matter at hand: safely escorting our bird guest back to its natural habitat.

In Vermont, snow banks are starting to yield to the sunny days, and a little bit of last year's lawn is starting to show. This morning, I heard an old friend singing. Indeed, I saw my first robin of spring, and he/she was particularly dashing with an unusual eye stripe of white. Hello, Robin!

We're excitedly expecting new inventory by early March. Soon! Here is a sneak peek at the new bird-protecting colors and patterns that will be arriving very soon--and some of our favorites continue forward, too.