Stop Your Cat Killing Birds. Scientifically Proven 80% Effective.
Ultra-flexible bib attaches in seconds. Comfortable for cats, gentle on wildlife.
CatBib Saves Birds
🐦 80% fewer bird kills (University-tested)
🫧 Soft, flexible & easy-clean neoprene
🏃➡️ Universal fit - installs in 10 seconds
Are you a cat lover who wants to protect the birds in your backyard? Do you wish your furry friend could enjoy the outdoors without harming the wildlife?
CatBibs attach to safety collars and are designed to prevent your furry friend from killing birds by first providing a visual warning then disrupting them when they pounce.
1) ⚠️ Visual Warning
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2) 🖐️ Gentle Disruption
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3) ✅ Birds Safe
Safe, comfortable, and effective at reducing bird mortality by over 80% and small mammals like bandicoots by 50%.
What our customers say
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from 97 reviewsI tried to keep our outdoor cat indoors because of his bird killing ways but he was really unhappy and so were we listening to him complaining, so I decided to try the cat bib. Am so happy that it seems to be working, so far so good! Happy cat, happy birds and happy us!
(I ordered the large bib and trimmed a very small bit off the bottom just to make walking with it on a bit easier).
I had one years ago for my late cat and it worked well. Got a new one for my big boy because suddenly there were 3 dead birds in a week. This was no doubt exacerbated by my neighbour chopping down every tree and bush in his yard in one day, displacing hundreds of birds and destroying nests (I saw the evidence). Maybe I overreacted getting the bib but no dead birds since we put the bib on every time he goes outside (twice a day). Can we keep him inside? Sure, if we want our furniture wrecked and put up with his constant screaming to go outside. The bib is an easy solution, and no more headaches from cat screaming. Great, quick service too.
This product is doing the job that it's meant to do. Our cat doesn't even mind having it on. The bib is exactly as described. Great solution.
This is my second purchase (my Russian Blue managed to lose the first one). I notice a lot less catches of birds. And it may have bamboozled an eagle long enough for me to save my moggy-the eagle was sitting nearby and looking like it wasn't sure what my cat was!
The CatBib arrived and I was impressed with the quality and workmanship in its construction. I popped it on my cat's collar and he didn't seem to mind it, although it was amusing to see his first few steps while wearing it as he adjusted to having a 'cat-flap' in front of his body.
I am hoping it curbs any hunting episodes as my cat was rescued from being dumped and had been living off the land for a while before he found a home. He is now contained at night and allowed outside under supervision and wearing his bib.
I have purchased two more bibs after 3 years, they are the best product that you can buy to protect the birdlife, our cat was a notorious bird hunter, and the multicoloured bib did the trick, lucky if she gets 1 bird in 6months to 12 months. It totally hinders her hunting/stalking and the colours warn the birds that she is there. If anything the birds now tease her🤣
Recommend this product
Regards Barry
Our cats were terrorising the lizards in our yard. The bibs have helped significantly! Thanks so much.
Hard to believe that something so simple could work so well. My cat is a proper predator and I am a bird lover so I was desperate to find a way to curb his murderous ways. Since he started wearing his XL bib over 3 months ago I have not found any piles of feathers and uneaten wings anywhere. He adapted to wearing the bib very quickly and it doesn't bother him at all. Its a 10 out of 10 for me.
Max has been wearing his large cat bib for about 2 weeks and so far it’s working well. He is not bothered by it at all.
Sturdy Velcro, looks great. He can still run around but it makes it much more difficult to hunt.
Our 12 month old cat is a killer. I love feeding the native birds but I had to stop when the cat started attacking and killing birds. We have seen a massive decrease in feathers (!) and although kitty did get a pigeon yesterday, the fact that this is the only one in a week is an improvement. I am going to try the bigger bib to see if that makes a difference (did see cat walking around with the bib in its mouth the other day 😂).
My ginger ninja, hunter extraordinaire, has been stifled in her recent killing spree. I had coloured scrunchies on her for the same reason but for some reason recently she overcame that, damn it!
Anyway it's been a week and she had adapted beautifully and not killed a single bird.