Red Dingo Design Cat Collar

Red Dingo Design Cat Collar in 19 designs. Hard-wearing, comfortable and finished with solid hardware — and, like all Red Dingo gear, covered by their 5-year guarantee.

Choosing a design

• Breezy Love Pink — Pink with a breezy love print, and underneath it the same Red Dingo build as the rest of the range: proper metal hardware and a five-year guarantee. On a cat collar the fittings are the part that decides how long it lasts.
• Bumble Bee Turquoise — Ask before you order. What I can stand behind is the webbing, the hardware and five years of guarantee.
• Bumblebee Black — Black hides the grime a cat collects going under cars and through hedges, and the yellow repeat still gives you something to catch in a torch beam. Red Dingo build, and the same five-year guarantee as their dog range.
• Daisy Chain Purple — A daisy chain print on purple, which is about as gentle as a cat collar design gets. What matters more is the Red Dingo hardware underneath and the five-year guarantee they put behind it.
• Fish Bone Blue — Nobody thinks about washing a cat collar until the cat starts scratching its neck. Hard-wearing webbing takes a wipe every few weeks where thin printed fabric does not. Lukewarm water and mild soap, since the maker publishes no care instructions.
• Flamingo Cool Grey — The cat version of the flamingo design that also runs on their dog collars, so a household with both can match them. Grey stays discreet on a pale coat, and the five-year guarantee is unusual on a cat collar.
• Flamingo Turquoise — Indoor cats are the ones most often left without a collar and the ones most likely to be lost when it happens, because to whoever finds them they look exactly like a stray. A collar and tag is the fastest correction there is.
• Gingham Hot Pink — A correction to the maker's own wording: the blurb talks about everyday walks, which is dog copy pasted onto a cat product. A cat collar carries a tag. Clipping a lead to one risks the neck, because a startled cat throws its weight sideways.
• Mouse Purple — Two fingers flat between collar and neck, no more: that test has not changed in decades and it is what stops a paw going through. Red Dingo made their name on buckles and adjusters, which is exactly where cheap collars give out.
• Pink Spots on Brown — Not everyone wants their cat in neon. Pink on brown is warm rather than bright and disappears politely into a tabby, ginger or tortoiseshell coat instead of sitting on top like a warning stripe. Identifiable without shouting about it.
• Pussy Prints Pink — A microchip proves ownership at the vet. A collar is what tells a stranger two streets away that this cat is not a stray. That is the actual job here. Keep any tag small, because a cat carries the weight on the throat all day.
• Shark Grey — No cat collar weighs that. Weight matters on a cat, so I would rather flag a wrong number than repeat it.
• Stars Lime on Hot Pink — Lime on hot pink occurs nowhere in nature, which is the point. A neighbour or a driver reads that band of colour long before they are close enough to read a tag. Solid Red Dingo hardware underneath, guaranteed five years.
• Stars White on Cool Grey — One habit worth having with a long-haired cat: lift the collar once a week and comb the fur under the band. Damp flattened fur mats there unseen until it is a solid pad. Quiet pattern, Red Dingo build, five-year guarantee.
• Stars White on Red — If this is going on a kitten, put a weekly reminder in your phone and slide two fingers under it every time. A collar fitted correctly in March can be tight by June, and a tight one rubs fur away first.
• Stars White on Turquoise — Turquoise reads against a tabby, a ginger and a black cat alike, which is not true of most colours, and the white stars break it up so it looks like a pattern rather than a band. Red Dingo build, five-year guarantee.
• Unicorn Purple — Gifts for cat owners are hard, because it is usually a toy the cat ignores or a treat somebody already buys. A collar gets used every hour of every day, and a unicorn print makes it a present rather than household maintenance.
• White Spots on Black — Black hides the grime a cat collects going under cars and through hedges, and the white spots still catch a torch beam in a dark garden. Red Dingo build, with the same five-year guarantee as the rest of the range.
• White Spots on Red — White spots on red reads clearly at a distance, which is worth something if your cat wanders. Red Dingo hardware and the five-year guarantee behind it, on a collar most people buy for the look.

Good to know

• 19 designs on one page, so you can compare them before you choose
• Covered by Red Dingo’s 5-year guarantee
• Shipped tracked to the UK
• Covered by our 14-day returns promise

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