

Made in the US Since 2009 🇺🇸
Made in the US Since 2009 🇺🇸
87% reduction in birds caught
7 scientific studies, in 5 countries, have shown an average of more than 60% reduction in birds caught when cat's wear Birdsbesafe patented collar covers.
Add breakaway collar
The Birdsbesafe® patented cat collar cover is tubular. Use a breakaway buckled cat collar inside of the collar cover. For your cat's safety, it will fall off under pressure when the buckle releases. The collar accessory also features reflective trim to protect your cat at night.
Fashion Forward
Birdsbesafe covers are comfortable for your pet. Cats can eat, drink, groom and move normally. It's feline fashion with a Bird-saving purpose—the birds will thank you and your cat will be the fashion hit of the neighborhood.
Songbirds see bright colors exceptionally well, due to unique eye anatomy. When the cat's head is ringed by the bright colors of a Birdsbesafe collar accessory, the songbird quickly notices the cat and gains time to fly away.
Global Ecology & Conservation
~ Science Direct Journal
Zoological Society of London
~ Journal of Zoology
~ NPR
Editorial Winner
~ The New York Times
Top 10 Pet Products for Earth Day
~ People
How to Stop a Bird-Murdering Cat
~ Atlantic
~ The Audubon Society
There’s a way to preserve threatened animal populations and make our feline friends look extra fancy? Sign us up!
~ The Smithsonian
Songbirds see bright colors exceptionally well, due to unique eye anatomy.When the cat's head is ringed by the bright colors of a Birdsbesafe collar accessory, the songbird quickly notices the cat and gains time to fly away. Our original anti-hunting cat collar accessory has helped protect birds from pet cats around the globe. Proven effective by scientific field studies and loved by cat owners who want to protect birds.
Our bird-saving cat collar products are promoted by the American Bird Conservancy. They are also endorsed and sold by several European member groups of BirdLife International. Some regional wildlife and bird conservation organizations promote their use to help protect birds. While keeping your cat indoors is the best option for all protecting all wildlife, if your cat does range outdoors, please consider protecting the birds with Birdsbesafe® collar covers!
Sasha had killed five birds within 10 days (two on one day), then I put him one of the collars from the three-pack, and he has only able to catch one bird in the last month (as far as I know - I am pretty sure he takes all of his catches into the house). Kudos!
I've been using birdsbesafe collars for two years now. My cat used to catch and bring birds inside my house often (one time 5 birds in a week, yikes). In the past two years I have seen him catch maybe 3 birds, so the collars seem to help considerably.
I give him a treat when I put the collar on or take it off and he really doesn't seem to mind it at all. He has lost two collars, dunno know where or how but I guess that's good proof that the breakaway works!
Also really appreciate the reflective trim and I love how the ruffs make him look like a goofy little clown <3
Certainly cut down on the bird deaths but not entirely. The “clown collar” is well made; be certain to have your own internal collar. Definitely take it off when kitty is indoors, tends to bother his neck-perhaps all of the folds of the collar?
So far, this seems to be working. I have a cat that loves to sit out on the patio with me, but I needed to tame her killer instinct with birds. It is costly, at $55. Now that I have it, I see that it is simply an ordinary safety collar with a little bell, along with three different brightly colored fabric "tubes," which I think would be very easy to sew at home out of brightly colored fabric. Each one is simply a 12" by 2.5" tube of fabric, open on both ends, that the collar slips into. The collar then fastens at the open ends of the tubes and the bell hangs down at the opening. There may be something about the particular colors and patterns that is effective here. In any event, I notice when I sit out on the patio, I don't hear chirping like I used to, so maybe the birds leave as soon as they see my cat in this. Either that or she's already killed all of them.
I love the blue color of the Bejeweled Stripes collar, especially for my orange cat, but it's just not as effective as the Rainbow Sally. For over a year, our cat Khan wore either the Rainbow Sally or the multi-colored puzzle collar when outside and he caught no birds. I don't know if it's because of the grey light in SoCal with the marine layer, or if our birds don't see blue as well as red or yellow, but unfortunately our Khan Kitty caught a hummingbird and a finch during the week he wore one of his new Bejeweled Stripes collars. We switched his collar back to the Rainbow Sally and he hasn't caught a bird since. So we will only be ordering multi-colored collars from now on. Rainbow Sally is our favorite.
My cat wasn't supposed to be an outdoor cat. Plenty of humans and a whole interactive dog to play with inside. After Khan Kitty bent/broke six window screens, however, we surrendered to the inevitable and began taking him outside on a harness and leash, with the leash turning into a long line. Even on a lead, Khan CAUGHT A BIRD in our backyard. We were able to free the finch and it flew away, but wanted to make sure Khan never caught one again. One of his kitty cousins on the East Coast wears the Birdsbesafe collar, so we ordered the Rainbow Sally and put it on Khan's harness. He's caught no birds while wearing the Rainbow, whether it's on his harness for walks or his collar when playing in the yard. He has, however, caught the pocket gopher destroying our butterfly garden, 2 rats, and about 8 mice. While Khan can no longer sneak up on birds, the Rainbow Sally doesn't stop Khan from serving as rodent pest control.
Love the collar. We had to get this for one of our cats because she likes to go after birds and lizards. It works!! And I love that they are breakaway collars.
I purchased two Birds Be Save collars for Jane and Sally, my two long-haired cats, on the recommendation of a friend. It's too soon to tell whether the collars protect birds (and I may never know), but Jane and Sally look adorable.
I think these work! Of course the cats don't like the collar during wet weather, dew on the grass, or during the summer when temps rise. Always use a brake away collar. They really don't survive too well being run over with lawn mower - but do survive if left hanging from a tree limb along with the brake way collar. Between the collar & this bird deterent, you will spend $30+ but I really didn't intend to have 5 to 6 cats when we established a Purple Martin colony. p.s. I do NOT rely on these collars as the only predator deterrent. Fencing and water squirt bottles reinforce "stay away cat!" Get a quality brake away collar.