Is there a tiny little solar power light i can put on my cats collar so i can find it easier at night?
by admin on Monday, November 8th, 2010 | 7 Comments
It goes like 5 houses from us so i need help and if there is no such thing give me another tip
i wouldn’t only put it on at night it is out all day and night….well if we don’t get it in
Good one, solar powered light at night?
Why not give it a front door key so it can let itself in when it comes home?
Use rather collar with a reflector tape. And a flashlight. Much cheaper, easier and it is seen better from every direction. May prevent your cat being accidentally hit by a car.
And a comfortable cat bed close to your own door.
umm to tell u the truth i dnt think they hav invented dat on a cat collar yet n most likely ur cat will chew n ruin it.( my cat manages to chew on to his collar if he doesnt like it, n sometimes his jaw gets stuck in an awekward position.
anyway what u can do is sew those weird neon colored bands they give in concerts on to his collar n c if it works. i think they take sollar power in day tie n glow at night. good luck
As much as I like cats I don’t think they should ever go outside at night. They go out to hunt and night time is the best time to do it.
Encourage them to come in at feed time before dusk and leave them in until mid morning.
Other people also don’t like roaming cats and try to harm them at night. So for it’s own safety and nature’s please consider bringing it in early.
Does it respond everytime you call him? My cats will be going from one house to another as far as 100 meters away and until the nearest playground. They like crowd! But they always come running back when I “yell” their names.
I have a collar for my dog that has a glow strip through it that runs off a watch battery for when we’re walking in the dark. They may make them smaller for a cat, but you’re gonna spend a fortune in batteries!
(got it at Petsmart)
Even if you found one, I would not put it on the cat. He would not be able to hide very well, if he needed to, from enemies such as dogs and sick-o people.