Reflective Breakaway Cat Collar with QR ID Tag & Bell
A lightweight nylon cat collar with reflective detailing, a breakaway buckle, a removable bell and a laser-engraved QR ID tag.
Everyday comfort and identification
- QR pet profile: Activate the tag and add your cat's details and emergency contact information to its online profile. A finder can scan the tag to access the information you share. No app is required.
- Breakaway buckle: Designed to release if the collar becomes caught.
- Reflective detailing: Helps improve visibility when illuminated in low light.
- Lightweight nylon: Adjustable strap with a removable bell.
Size and fit
- Adjustable neck circumference: 8–13.3 inches (approximately 20.3–33.8 cm).
- Strap width: 0.4 inches (approximately 1 cm).
- QR tag diameter: 0.98 inches (approximately 2.5 cm).
Measure your cat's neck before ordering and check the fit regularly.
How the QR tag works
Scan the tag to activate the online pet profile and enter your contact details. When someone finds your cat, they can scan the tag to contact you. Location sharing depends on the finder's permission and successful device positioning.
This is an identification collar, not a GPS tracker. It does not provide continuous or real-time tracking.
- XS 7"-9"(17.8cm-23cm)
- S 9"-13"(23cm-33cm)
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Let customers speak for us
So far so good! Seems that it tracks as well as her previous AirTag collar.
My baby took a car ride and because of this AirTag collar we could find him. It frayed from the beginning BUT never came off . We have 3 cats . The escapee pulls collars off. This never came off. He spent two weeks in the woods, wetlands of north florida. Got into thickets and when they tried to net catch him, this never came off. When he got home the collar got a great washing and I am replacing now since we are down to threads. I ordered two more of the same, plus the adjustable slide one. Saved my boys life from a horror show. We hung iPhones from trees, and had a map of where he pinged. Quite a task but we got our boy home. Photos are of him passed out with collar, him and his friend who is getting collar also, him in trap after we finally got him, collar after about 11 months of hard wear. The collar was such an item of luck parting was hard, looks like Boa scarf now. We were always trimming loose threads but knowing it stayed on was all that mattered.
He gets to go for a walkabout daily, it is nice to know I can find him. I expect his little friend will escape so we are getting her collar now.
I feel reassured that my cats will be safe. I have never lost an airbag
They really work well
