Yes, could be female. I've never put a collar on a cat. I worry about them getting it caught up in something. And it can chafe around the neck. Plus it ruins their 'look' as well :)
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Yes, could be female. I've never put a collar on a cat. I worry about them getting it caught up in something. And it can chafe around the neck. Plus it ruins their 'look' as well :)
I always have put a flee collar on, they usually have an elasticated bit so that they can escape!
I don't mind the look of a collar, usually get red or blue. When Tiddles died, I took it off to keep it. Neighbours around when she was buried in the garden, Moet afterwards. Think I've said this before.
The vet told me flea collars are rubbish - these days you get some little ampule that you push into the back of the neck. Doesn't hurt the cat although I used to do it when he was eating and distracted so not to upset him.Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Well used flee collars for decades, never had flees, the cat neither!
Also show people that the cat probably belongs to someone, and they are often reflective, can help.
I tried to look at it from the cat's point of view and concluded that he would prefer not to wear a collar. But then I am off my rocker.
My neighbour and friend won't put a collar on his cat, so you are not alone in this.
Here's Tiddles big Head
https://c5.staticflickr.com/9/8800/2...c66d81fe_b.jpgDSCF3914l by A60man, on Flickr
Went to check on my visitor, and it was a different one, ran away, just caught it with pic, sorry for the poor quality.
https://c8.staticflickr.com/9/8761/2...1cac24d3_z.jpgDSCF0326 by A60man, on Flickr
I feed the birds now lol. They are getting quite used to me now and not so afraid.. One or 2 come down quite close when im there now. Still got 3 fish in pond too. Had them for years. Tough as mutton those goldies
When she doesn't appear, I'm feeding the birds!
Just saw her, put some food on the shed roof, she ran away, probably be a back soon.