Letting your kitty wear a collar can be a challenge especially if he has never worn a collar before. The process will take tons of patience, but the result will be worth the effort. At first, your kitty may persistently scratch at his collar, but he will soon adjust to in time. Distracting him with his favorite treat or a catnip toy will keep his mind off his collar.

When your kitty has a collar, an ID tag can be securely attached to it for easy identification; it can also increase your pet’s chances of being reunited with you if he escapes through an open door or window or wanders off.

With time, as your pet grows in size, make sure to check the collar at least once a week.  The collar is properly fitted when you can insert 2-3 fingers between your cat’s neck and his collar.

Collars that are too small may bite into his neck, causing pain and even injury. Check your pet’s collar at least once a week until he is full-grown.

Make sure to bring your pet to your local pet clinic Marietta GA for regular health checks.