Cat Collar Size Guide

Personalized Cat Collar Size Guide

Use a soft, flexible measuring tape or string to measure the circumference around the base of your cat's neck, where the collar will naturally lie.
Make sure to allow enough space for two fingers to fit between the collar and your cat’s neck to avoid it being too tight. This provides enough comfort and room for the cat’s movements.
If you're using string to measure, mark the correct length and measure against a ruler to ensure an accurate fit.
For cats with more fur, remember to factor in an additional inch to prevent the collar from being too tight.

Size	Neck Measurement (inches)	Collar Length (inches)	Weight Range	Recommended Cat Breeds	Fit Recommendation
XS	6 - 8	8 - 10	Up to 5 lbs	Munchkins, Kittens, Russian Blue, Devon Rex	Best for kittens or very small, delicate cats. Ensure it fits well without constricting growth.
S	8 - 10	10 - 12	5 - 10 lbs	Siamese, Russian Blue, Ragdolls	Great for small cats, ensuring comfort while not too tight.
M	10 - 12	12 - 14	10 - 15 lbs	Abyssinian, Persian, Bengal, British Shorthair	Ideal for medium-sized cats, offering freedom of movement while keeping the collar snug.
L	12 - 14	14 - 16	15 - 25 lbs	Maine Coon, Birman, Norwegian Forest, Sphynx	Best for larger cats, offering stability without excessive bulk.
XL	14 - 16	16 - 18	25+ lbs	Large Domestic Cats, Savannah, Burmese, Ragdolls	Perfect for extra-large or sturdy cats needing extended length for comfort and proper fit.

Breakaway Safety Release: Most personalized cat collars feature a safety breakaway clasp that detaches if your cat gets caught on something. This provides an extra layer of protection to avoid accidental injury.
Reflective Features: Many personalized cat collars come with reflective patches, stitching, or safety bells that are especially useful for low-light environments, ensuring visibility.
Soft and Lightweight Materials: Personalized cat collars are usually made from soft yet durable materials such as lightweight nylon or eco-friendly cotton, perfect for comfort during long wear.
Custom Tags: Personalized name tags engraved or embroidered with your cat's name, your contact information, or an emergency contact number make your cat easier to identify in case they get lost.

Proper Fit: A good collar for your cat should be adjustable yet not too loose. If the collar is too loose, it could slip off, and if too tight, it can restrict circulation and cause discomfort.
Design and Material: Choose a material that will be comfortable for your cat, such as soft leather or padded nylon. Additionally, opt for lighter collars for less active cats to avoid excess weight around their necks.
Cat’s Temperament and Size: Active cats will benefit from collars that stay securely in place, with a lock system that prevents accidental detachment. For cats that prefer indoors, you might look for aesthetic yet durable collars without too much excess fabric or ornamentation.

Measurement Accuracy: Always take precise measurements of your pet’s neck to avoid buying a collar that's too tight or too loose. Always go for adjustable collars to allow for growth and comfort.
Pets with Unique Features: For dogs with larger necks or flatter faces (such as Bulldogs or Boxer breeds), a wider collar with padding may be more suitable to provide comfort and support, especially for pets that pull.
Waterproof Collars: For pets that spend time in the water or have active outdoor lifestyles, choose a waterproof or water-resistant collar material to keep them dry and comfortable.
Personalization Options: If you opt for a personalized collar, ensure that the custom text (pet's name, owner’s phone number, etc.) is stitched or engraved clearly on the collar. This adds to the safety factor and helps in case your pet gets lost.
Safety: Never leave your pet unsupervised while wearing a collar with identification or hanging tags. Ensure that the collar is properly adjusted to prevent it from getting caught on any objects that could cause strangulation or discomfort.