where can I buy some nice flourescent cat collars from?

[Millys Mum]

It may be a bit late once the car lights hit the collar, dont put your faith in the reflective aspect preventing an accident 

I think this comment goes into the "should I let my cat go out after dark?" debate. And although I see what you're saying I'm sure that Suzanne has put a lot of thought into allowing her cats outdoors after dusk.

Yes it is but not everyone considers it, for many its a normal thing to put the cat out at night.
Just gets to me everytime i pick a dead cat off the road that could have been prevented if it wasnt out galavanting in the early hours 
Each one seems to affect me more 

I have a little tyke too and she drives me mad!!

[Beatrix Potter]

It may be a bit late once the car lights hit the collar, dont put your faith in the reflective aspect preventing an accident 

I think this comment goes into the "should I let my cat go out after dark?" debate. And although I see what you're saying I'm sure that Suzanne has put a lot of thought into allowing her cats outdoors after dusk.

I don't like them being out after dark, and normally only let them if its a really hot evening as its cooler for them to sleep outside. they are normally only in next doors garden so I'm not too worried.  I just like them having a flourescent one as my little black cat normally runs out in front of our car when we come back home all excited!!!  obviously we try to keep them in when we go out but hes a little tyke!

[JackSpratt]

It may be a bit late once the car lights hit the collar, dont put your faith in the reflective aspect preventing an accident 

I think this comment goes into the "should I let my cat go out after dark?" debate. And although I see what you're saying I'm sure that Suzanne has put a lot of thought into allowing her cats outdoors after dusk.

[Millys Mum]

It may be a bit late once the car lights hit the collar, dont put your faith in the reflective aspect preventing an accident 

[Beatrix Potter]

http://www.kittycollars.co.uk/reflective-cat-collars.htm

or ebay http://shop.ebay.co.uk/items/___W0QQ_nkwZcatQ20collarQ20withQ20bellQQ_sopZ12   ... please ensure they are quick release SAFETY collars

a-ha!!! thanks for the ebay link they have some collars on there I used to have (the mice one!) before mine 'lost'theirs!

thanks everyone for your replies

[JackSpratt]

Sadly, there are a lot of petshops still selling livestock. I don't necessarily agree with it either, but have the same issue as you with regards to having a big black tom that has indoor/outdoor access 24/7. (He's one of my four.)

PAH was the most reasonably priced, best range I found. 

[Beatrix Potter]

Pets at Home do some lovely reflective collars for £1.99. They are breakaway fastening too.

yes think i may end up going there, but trying not to as I don't agree with them 'selling' rabbits

[Sam (Fussy_Furball)]

http://www.kittycollars.co.uk/reflective-cat-collars.htm

or ebay http://shop.ebay.co.uk/items/___W0QQ_nkwZcatQ20collarQ20withQ20bellQQ_sopZ12   ... please ensure they are quick release SAFETY collars

[JackSpratt]

Pets at Home do some lovely reflective collars for £1.99. They are breakaway fastening too.

[Beatrix Potter]

Hello

I need to get a couple of new collars for my two cats, one is black suicidal so I need them to be flourescent!!!! have tried kittycollars but the flourescent ones are gawdy and petsbitsonline only seem to have one I like!

thanks
Suzanne