ZUZU
Dear CatBib, ZuZu was killing 1-2 birds PER DAY, and she was only a kitten! Bells weren't helping! I am a bird lover and have both feeders and houses all over our 1 acre property. I felt terribly torn between my defenseless birds and otherwise sweet cat! This CatBib was a lifesaver - she still kills small shrews and the occasional garter snake but NO MORE BIRDS. She looks silly but got used to it quickly -- it dries quickly (we get a lot of rain) and seems indestructible. Thanks!
Brenda - Veneta, Oregon - June 18, 2007
ORION
Attached are a couple of photos of my beautiful killer "Orion" wearing his CatBib. I was a bit dubious at first about the effectiveness of this device, however, just last week he pounced on a Kookaburra I was feeding and for some reason he was unable to hold onto it. It was able to fly away and I can only assume it was because the CatBib got in his way and he couldn't grip it. I also think that the brightness of the bib alone helps to warn the birds he is coming (unless they are concentrating on the mince I am feeding them!!).
Ms T - New South Wales, Australia - June 9, 2007
TIGER
Thank you for the beautiful "catbib". Since Tiger has been wearing his new CatBib he has found it very difficult to catch birds. In fact, I have only found feathers by the front door on 2 occasions. Previously Tiger caught at least one bird a day. The CatBib has also made it more difficult for Tiger to fight with the neighbor's cat.
Sue - Port Lincoln, South Australia - June 8, 2007
JASPER
My fiance, who has a phobia of birds, was at her wits end with our Cat Jasper who was constantly bringing dead birds into the house, he was averaging 4 birds a week and we had tried everything from a bell to alarming collars. Since we bought a catbib our problems have gone and he has brought no birds in since. We put it on him at night when he goes out and it works a treat. I can finally relax without having to worry, whats going to be there the next morning, so thanks very much.
Matthew - United Kingdom - June 8, 2007
HERMIONE
I always dread springtime because that's when the birds start to come out and that means that I will be finding feathers and other parts of birds in my yard, or worse yet, one of my cats will bring back an injured bird and I will have to chase the cat around to pry open his or her jaws. I'm sure that most cat owners are familiar with the horrible, helpless feeling of knowing that a poor little bird is being tortured to death by their cat. I adore cats and have 4 of them, but I've always said that the one and only drawback is the fact that they hunt. That's why the Cat Bib caught my attention. I've had them on 2 of my cats for several days now and so far so good. They haven't come with any birds yet and they seem to have adjusted to the bibs very quickly. My cat, Hermione, (pictured), is very small and can be a bit nervous. I was a bit worried about how she would react to the bib. Fortunately, because the bib is extremely light and can be adjusted to shorter cats, she hardly noticed it when I put it around her collar. It took her a couple of days to get used to walking normally, instead of trying to walk over it, but she goes about her daily rounds and jumps and runs as before. She has been by far the most active hunter of all our cats, so I'm glad that I can let her out with a not-so-guilty conscience. The way I look at it, if there's a product out there that can save animal lives without injuring or impeding on another animal's well-being, then what do I have to lose? It's part of being a responsible pet owner and doing our best to preserve and protect wildlife.
Claudia - Norway - June 6, 2007
OLIVER
My daughter ordered me a CatBib for my cat Oliver. He Loved to catch the sparrows & cardinals in the yard, After he wore the CatBib, I observed Oliver watching a Robin. He tried hunting the bird and he couldn't suceed. Thank you Cat Goods!!
Loretta - Philadelphia PA - June 1, 2007
FRANCIS
My neutered tom cat Francis is an efficient hunter who loves to bring "live" birds into the house that comes into our backyard. When Francis's recent gift was an angry woodpecker, I decided something had to be done. I found your site and ordered the CatBib. He doesn't mind sporting the CatBib at all and so far he has not brought any gifts into the house.
Gina - Philadelphia PA - June 1, 2007
SPOOKY
I want to thank you very much for creating CatBibs! My rescued black Main Coon cat I saved from the streets was always hunting birds. Spooky wears his CatBib proudly, showing off his "bandanna" when neighbors walk by my yard. Little does he realize that he has not had any luck with birds since he has been wearing the CatBib! I am happy my daughter found your web site!!
Dominic - Philadelphia, PA - May 31, 2007
MAX
Max the cat is the sweetest kitten in the world. However, he's a killer! And I, alas have created the perfect bird blind. There is a small pond in my back yard, and many bird feeders. Max the cat lurks in the undergrowth by the pond. While he waits a bird bathes. Max is patient he waits until the bid is at its wettest and most relaxed, then Pounce! With claws like scythes and teeth like knives he strikes. Three or four finches a day and 2 hummers a week were untimely killed by his play. I was just about to get an electric fence... $220, just so I could stop the killing, when a friend from a bird rehab group informed me of the cat bib. And guess what, Max loves it! Max is convinced that it's an honor to wear the bib. An honor my other two non-killer cats, can only aspire to! He still lurks behind the pond, but happily there are no more feathered corpses. Thanks!
Elizabeth - Los Angeles, CA - May 29, 2007
TAJ
Hi, We want to thank you for creating such a wonderful product. Taj, an avid bird hunter, has not caught one bird while wearing his stylish bib. He may look like he's ready for lunch but not of the wild sort. He's free to climb, play, eat and sleep. We feel so much better about letting him out in the morning knowing he will be bird watching, not catching.
Renee- Ashland, OR - May 22, 2007
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