The CatBib

Choosing the right size

Two sizes available: the triangular small CatBib and the squarish large CatBib.

Get The Original CatBib Here

WHETHER TO CHOOSE A SMALL OR A BIG CATBIB IS BASED ON YOUR CAT’S AGGRESSION
NOT ON THE SIZE OF YOUR CAT

Intended for more aggressive bird killing cats
Large CatBib
not the size of the cat

Intended for the less aggressive killing cats
Small CatBib
not the size of the cat

Intended to visually scare song birds away
Rainbow Design
Both small & large sizes available

Choosing the right size

WHETHER TO CHOOSE A SMALL OR A BIG CATBIB IS BASED ON YOUR CAT’S AGGRESSION
NOT ON THE SIZE OF YOUR CAT

Large CatBib:

Intended for more aggressive bird killing cats
not the size of the cat

Small CatBib:

Intended for the less aggressive killing cats
not the size of the cat

Two Sizes Available

DURABLE & COMFORTABLE NEOPRENE

The Catbib was invented in the USA, and is a proprietary product that stops cats from catching and killing birds. It attaches to the cat’s collar using Velcro and hangs loosely over the cats chest during outdoor activities.

It works by coming between the cat and the bird just at the last moment of an attack, and doesn’t interfere with any of the cats activities.

SAFE AND AFFECTIVE

The CatBib is thick and dense enough to provide the weight to thwart attacks, but it is not too heavy and uncomfortable for the cat to wear. A cat wearing the CatBib can run, jump, climb trees, eat, sleep, scratch and groom.

History Behind The Creation Of the CatBib

The Large CatBib is actually the original design. In the beginning, we were strongly encouraged to reduce the size or people would not buy it. The size was reduced until a balance between effectiveness and smaller size was achieved.

In 1998, I was so disgusted with my 3 cats catching birds, that I locked them inside. I made a promise to the birds I would not let them outdoors ever again. After 3 weeks of lockdown, we were all miserable. Cats and humans were very stressed and the house reeked of cat urine (from fights and spraying). I had to come up with a solution to the problem.

I was desperate. I thought if I could put a wall between the cat and the bird it was stalking that would stop the killing. My first prototype was a piece of my husband’s old leather boot. I attached it to the cat’s collar and let that one cat out. It worked! No birds killed for a week.

The poor cat was so uncomfortable with this stiff piece of leather on her collar that I began to search for a softer material that still worked. I ended up with neoprene as it is water proof, flexible, but has enough structure to act as a “wall” coming between the cat and the bird.