Fifteen centimetres up to 78. Something in there fits.
Fifteen centimetres at one end and 78 at the other. That span is the reason this is here: almost nothing else in the category fits a kitten and a labrador from the same listing.
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Design: Spiders
bell: No bell
Size: XS, 15 to 22cm
Why you'll love it
An XS closes at 15cm and an XL opens to 78cm, which is a kitten at one end and a labrador at the other. Very little else in this category fits both, and it means the cat and the dog can match without you buying from two different places.
Every print is sold both ways. A bell is useful on a cat that hunts and unbearable on a cat that sleeps on your bed, so it seemed wrong to decide that for you, which is what the supplier's six flat colour options effectively did.
The whole thing is a bow on a thin adjustable strap, so it goes on over the head and off again in seconds without touching the animal's own collar. Wear it for the evening and go back to the proper collar afterwards.
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Five sizes run from 15 to 22cm at the extra small to 45 to 78cm at the extra large. The bottom of that range is a kitten and the top is a large dog, which means one product covers a household rather than one animal. Most novelty neckwear picks a lane, either a cat thing or a dog thing, and buying two that nearly match from two different sellers never looks as good as you hoped.
Measure where a collar sits and take the size whose range contains your figure comfortably in the middle rather than at its limit. The strap adjusts through a slider, so being near the top of a range leaves nothing in reserve when the animal puts on winter weight.
The supplier sells this as six flat colours: three prints, and the same three again with a bell. That framing hides what is actually going on, which is two separate choices: which artwork, and whether the thing makes noise. The page here asks them separately, because they are answered by different considerations and the ten pence price step buys exactly one of them.
A bell on a cat that hunts gives birds a few seconds of warning, and the evidence that it reduces kills is reasonable if not overwhelming. A bell on a cat that sleeps on your bed is a different proposition entirely at three in the morning. A bell on a dog is mostly just a bell. None of that is our decision to make for you, which is why every print is sold both ways.
The spider print is orange and purple grosgrain with cartoon spiders, and it is the loudest of the three. The web design is black and purple with webs and small bats, which is the one that suits a black cat because the contrast does the work rather than the colour. The third is orange and white with pumpkins wearing witch hats, and it is the gentlest, closer to autumn than to horror, and the one to pick for a photograph with children in it.
All three carry a glitter card pumpkin at the centre of the bow. Card is the right word: it is not fabric and it is not moulded plastic, so it will not take a wash and it will shed a little glitter in the first few wearings. Sponge the ribbon and leave the pumpkin alone.
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The details
| Size | Neck | Typically |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 15 to 22cm | Kittens |
| S | 21 to 30cm | Adult cats, very small dogs |
| M | 28 to 43cm | Terriers, spaniels |
| L | 34 to 56cm | Collies, labradors |
| XL | 45 to 78cm | Large and giant breeds |
Aim for the middle of a range rather than its edge. The slider only takes up slack. It cannot give you length you did not buy.
Loved by real pet parents
Bought the extra small at 15cm for the kitten and the extra large for the labrador in the same spiders print, which I have never managed before because nothing covers both ends of that range. They sat next to each other for the photograph looking equally unimpressed. Both went on over the head in seconds.
I ordered the version with the gold bell and our cat hated it within an hour, so I took the bell off with a pair of pliers and she has been fine since. That is on me rather than on the product, since both versions are sold. The webs and bats print is lovely and the bow has kept its shape.
The whole point for us was that it goes on over the head and sits above her proper collar, so her tag and her lead are untouched. She wore it for the evening and it came off in one movement at bedtime. Twenty grams, so she carried on as normal the entire time.
The card pumpkin in the middle of the bow is what makes it. It picks up the light from the hall lamp and shows up in every photograph we took. Ours is the witch hat print. I have been careful not to get it wet since it is only card, and it still looks as good as the day it went on.
It fits our labrador fine, the large opens to 56cm and there was room left over, but the strap is quite thin and it does look a bit lost on a dog with a thick neck. On the cat it looks perfect. Good bow, well stitched, and the buckle has not popped open once.
Our kitten is fifteen centimetres round the neck and everything we tried before either fell straight off or had to be knotted. The extra small closes at exactly that and adjusts upwards as she grows, which it already has. She does not scratch at it, which surprised me most of all.
It is a pretty thing and the grosgrain ribbon is good quality. I would have liked a breakaway buckle for a cat that goes outside, and the description is honest that there is not one specified, so I only use it indoors and take it off afterwards. That limits it for us, but it is exactly as described.
Ended up with the spiders, though the other two were both in the basket at one point. The bow is properly stitched rather than glued and the strap adjusts through a slider so it stays where you put it. Ours is a medium at about 35cm and there is room either way within that range.
Ours hunts, so having the bell as an option rather than a fixture mattered a great deal. The gold bell is about two centimetres and rings loudly enough that the birds in the garden get some warning, which was the whole point. It has not worked loose from the bow after several weeks of wear.
Good questions
The supplier does not say, and the photographs show an ordinary side release buckle rather than the pinch open kind. So treat it as supervised wear on a cat: put it on for the evening and take it off before you go to bed. If you want something a cat can wear unattended, it needs a collar sold explicitly as breakaway.
About 2cm, which is an ordinary cat bell despite the supplier calling it a big bell. It is loud enough to hear across a room and loud enough to annoy you at three in the morning, which is why we sell every print without one too.
It can sit above or below the working collar, but it is easier to put it on its own and leave the proper collar doing its job. The strap is thin and is not meant to take a lead, and there is no D ring on it.
No. There is no D ring and the strap is thin decorative webbing that is not built to take a load. It goes on alongside or instead of the working collar for an evening, and the working collar goes back on afterwards.
It is about 2cm, which is an ordinary cat bell despite the supplier's title calling it big. Audible across a room, and audible from the landing at night, which is the honest answer to the question most people are really asking.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026