CatBib

15/07/2024

Big Thanks to Glenys for this super review and picture of Neo in a rainbow CatBib:

The Most Essential Cat Accessory Ever
If you have a cat who kills birds or other wildlife you absolutely MUST get them a CatBib!!! We have 3 beautiful cat children who are allowed outside from 9am-5pm and one of them, a spayed Tom called Leo, is capable of killing a bird per day if permitted which was beyond horrible and meant many drama filled attempts to save birds and rushing them to the local vet and way too much carnage and stress and genuine dismay until we discovered CatBibs. We have a large CatBib & reflective safety collar for Leo and two regular sized bibs on reflective safety collars for our other 2 who are not as lethal and it’s like magic - NO MORE BIRD CARNAGE AT ALL - these bibs are worth every cent and make sure you get the collars on the CatBib website because they really are the best ones. I tried cheaper ones and ended up losing the bib and collar when my cats got them off easily and ditched them somewhere. Also, make sure the collar is tight enough so your cat can’t get it off. It hardly takes any time for the cats to adjust to wearing the bibs when they go outside - ours line up in the morning now to get their bibs on before going outside - it’s adorable. Buy your cat a CatBib and tell everyone you know who has a cat to do the same thing. Save the wildlife. An extra note - CatBib also offers an amazing level of customer service - David is friendly & helpful and they have super fast shipping if you need it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Keep your furry friend from killing birds & bandicoots with CatBib! Scientifically proven and comfy for cats.

16/10/2023

Great endorsement from Marina in South Australia:
I want to thank you again for this bib - it's such a simple and brilliant invention which for me, has taken all the guilt and stress out of letting him roam free during the day. A rescue cat who was a street-roaming stray before I adopted him, he was a very adept killer and two bells on a collar did nothing to thwart his hunting prowess. I considered getting a cat enclosure built but they are so expensive and mostly ugly and would simply frustrate a creature that's used to having its freedom. A cage is a cage after all. So thanks once again, from me, Henry and the local birdlife.

Kind regards,

Marina