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An organic collar is much more comfortable for your cat thena regular one.I myself have replaced my cat's old collar to an organic oneand I can tell you that my cat seems happier than ever.You can find organic collars, custom made organic collars,and cotton made collars in the links below.http://www.etsy.com/shop/collarswithcolorhttp://www.properpet.com/ruffinit-organic-cat.html

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Cat collars must have a quick release mechanism in case they get stuck on something. Sometimes the collars have an elastic band that can easily snap if caught or you can get collars with an easy open clasp. You should not put a collar on a cat that cannot easily open for risk of strangulation.

In the beginning your cat willprobably be annoyed by the collar.In order to help your cat get usedto the collar you should put the collar on him for a couple of hours every dayfor a week period, each and every time you put the collar on him you shoulddistract him as much as you can, give him a new toy to play with, try playingwith him yourself, after a week of adjustment your cat will be used to the newcollar.

The only times you should replaceyour cat collar is when one of these thing occur:1) Thecollar become too small and gets too tight around your cat's neck.2) Thecollar look rusty and in bad shape(visually)3) Yourkitty get really irritated by the collar

You should be able to fit 1-2fingers between your cat's neck and the collar, too loose and it makes it morelikely that the collar will get caught, it will be easier for the cat to get apaw or leg trough.If your cat is still growing don'ttighten up the collar too much' it might irritate your cat and may cause damagefor his skin.

Most of the new cat collars that are for sale today have many solutions helpful fighting against flea tick and mosquitos. Before you purchase a new collar you should ask specifically against what the collar that you're buying is against, this will avoid any misunderstanding and will keep your cat healthy.

You can put a collar on a cat from about 6 weeks old but always ensure that the collar fits and is comfortable for the cat. Also kittens grow rapidly so you should always check the collar to ensure that it big enough.

Break away collars aredesigned to snap open if a cat gets stuck or if the collar gets caught onsomething to ensure that the cat can safely escape. Normal collars do not havethis function which means the cat is more likely to get stuck in a pipe, smallhole or on a tree branch.

If you cat is going to be a house cat then you don't really need to use a collar - However if you do with to use a collar then you should be able to slip 2 fingers between the collar and the cats neck to ensure that your cat is comfortable.