Hound & Yard Extra Loud Pair of Cat or Dog Brass Silver Bells Collar Charm Handmade Pet Tracker Tracking Acorn Falconry (Small)

These bells are well worth the money! Our cat was bringing home live mice and birds on a regular basis and it was becoming a real problem in our house. We invested in some of these bells and since having one on his collar *touch wood* we haven't had any "gifts" for the last 6-8months!! We got the size small and you can see from the photo, they don't bother him at all. The only thing is they are loud. So you hear every move the cat makes which takes some getting used to, particularly during the night. But also helpful as you always know where they are! And it's totally worth it!

My male cat is a birder and thankfully these bells are big enough that they give fair warning to the birds. Sadly he has learned how to sneak up on them without rattling the bell but that is not the bells fault -he is a stalker. My female cat also wears one of these bells and it works perfectly on her. My neighbours don't actually mind the sound as it's quite a sweet sound to hear the bells ringing when they are running around the garden playing. I would recommend.

We have two cats and unfortunately they absolutely love to maim and kill. I was desperate to find a way to prevent them or significantly slow them down to the amount of kills they were doing. I have tried other bells but these ones are just the job. Although I’ve got two in the packet I gave one bell to each cat along with the bell that is already on the collar, and this has made a significant difference. We have now had these for over a week and zero dead bodies have been found.We live in a very rural location so there is a lot of wildlife, so if you live somewhere with less I would imagine this would be even more effective.I would have given it five stars, but I think it is a little bit pricey at 8:99

Nice and loud but doesn't last long. 1st on broke after a couple of weeks. It's on my boys collar that he wears only when out for his daily 4 mile walk/run. Second one is already wearing at the attatchment loop on the bell and it's been on his collar 4 days. Maybe I got ones from a bad batch but I won't buy again. price gone to nearly 20 quid so definitely not worth that kind money

We love the bells. I especially got Patch the Siberian Husker these ones as he is everything you every hear of a Husky. He was eating all the birds in the garden and he needed to be reigned in. These bells are brilliant as they sound like Christmas all year round! I had bought my Mara, South African Boerboel some smaller multi pack ones, but Patch was determined to take them off her. I have now placed an order for the same bells for Mara and a spare because I know my dog. He still catches birds, but he is catching the dumb ones who do not realise the difference between my sweet wouldn't hurt a fly Mara and the obviously evil looking bird killer who sits under the bird feeder completely still so the bells don't ring. The 3rd picture is of Patch hiding a bird from me :/ I also love that I can now keep an ear out to where he is skulking around the house without having to sneak around after him to see whether he is about to chew on something or rip something apart.

I have a lovely, elderly rescue dog who's a bit deaf these days and as she also a black dog, she can sometimes be hard to spot on off-lead walks in the woods! These bells are fab for what I needed - just a simple way I can locate the direction my dog is snuffling around in, so when I call her, I can direct my voice straight at her and it's easier for her to then know where I am to come back to me. They really are loud, but not in an irritating way - just right to help her and me stop panicking if we can't immediately see each other!!!

A bit expensive for what they are but yet to find them cheaper. As I am disabled and let my two mini Poodles off their lead when in the park, these are essential for me to be able to hear the dogs behind me without having to constantly turn round to check that they are keeping up with me. Different sizes sound different so I can tell which one is close and which one is falling back. The only thing is the comments from passing people about Morris dancers or sleigh bells.

Great bells for knowing my dog is still behind me or to know where he is when wandering into the undergrowth! I've tried a few in the past and they've just not been loud enough. These are perfect! Went for the smaller bells - have a Parson's Terrier (slightly bigger than a large cat) and they're a good size. I tend to leave them on his harness so that they're not ringing all around the house constantly as only need them when we're out walking.