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How to attach Poponeko cat collars

To ensure a successful first experience with a cat collar

Thank you for purchasing Poponeko cat collars.

To ensure a safe experience even for cats new to collars, we will explain how to properly fit and maintain Poponeko cat collars.

Cat collars designed with gentleness in mind for your peace of mind.

Poponeko's cat collars are characterized by being very light and soft.

We aim for a gentleness that makes your cat forget they're even wearing a collar. Therefore, it's recommended for cats trying a collar for the first time, or those who have rejected other cat collars.

How to Properly Put a Collar on Your Cat and Help Them Get Used to It

When putting a collar on your cat for the first time, the trick is to avoid startling them.

[First, just show it to them]

Once you receive your Poponeko cat collar, first show the collar to your cat. Let them sniff it, or gently touch it with their paws. Let them know it's "nothing scary."


[Try putting it on for a short time]

Start with just a few minutes. Adjust the collar size roughly, it doesn't have to be perfect, and then put it on your cat from behind. Be careful not to put it on from the front, as it might startle them.


[Take it off if they dislike it]

If they show discomfort, remove it immediately. Repeat the process of putting it on and taking it off after a while. You can try distracting them with their favorite things, such as giving them treats or playing with toys.


[Extend the wearing time]

Don't rush; take about 3 days to 2 weeks. Let your cat get used to the collar at their own pace without forcing it.

To better ensure your cat's safety

The important role of a cat collar is to prevent your cat from escaping or getting lost.

In the unlikely event that your cat gets outside, wearing a cat collar will identify them as a pet. Furthermore, if your contact information is written on it, the probability of their return will greatly increase.

Also, if you attach a bell to the cat collar, you'll know your cat's location, which can prevent them from darting out the front door. It can also prevent them from being accidentally locked in a closet or enclosed room.


Poponeko's cat collars can be fitted with an name tag, ID tag, or bell. They are easy to attach and remove, so try them once your cat is accustomed to wearing a collar.

In case I lose it

How to attach the name labels

Once you receive the "Name Tag" sticker, attach it to the collar immediately. It can be attached to either the front or back of the collar. Lightly ironing it will make it less likely to peel off.

*The name tag sticker cannot be attached to the "Round Cord Cat Collar Series" or the "Chouchou Cat Collar Series."

A sign that you own a cat

How to Attach the Pet ID Tag

Initially, try attaching the cat collar "without an ID tag." Once your cat gets used to the collar, you can attach the ID tag. For even greater peace of mind, use it in conjunction with a name sticker.

Please attach it to the buckle (bijo) of the cat collar using the included split ring.

I know where you are.

How to attach the bell

Once your cat is used to wearing a collar, try attaching a bell. Poponeko's cat collar bells can be easily attached with a ring or a carabiner hook. You can also remove it if your cat dislikes it. Some cats are afraid of the sound of bells, so please acclimate them gradually.

Use the included split ring to attach it to the buckle of the cat collar.

Attaching a Lost-and-Found Tag, Bell, or Charm

While you can install it by hand without tools, those who are not good at detailed work can easily install it using precision pliers, which are also sold at 100-yen stores.

How to care for Poponeko cat collars

Since cat collars are worn continuously, it's important to keep them clean.

If you notice dirt, dilute a neutral detergent in water and gently wipe it off with a cloth. Poponeko cat collars do not use a hard core material. Please note that washing with water may cause them to lose shape or shrink.

Furthermore, for long-haired cats, the fur around the collar can become tangled. Try to brush it regularly.

Also, cat collars can loosen over time, so please check that there is enough slack for one to two fingers (or two to three fingers for long-haired cats).

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Guidelines for Replacing Cat Collars

We recommend replacing cat collars approximately every six months.

If bacteria multiply on the collar, it can lead to "collar alopecia." Therefore, if you notice dirt or odor, replace it with a new one.