TrackPaw Reflective Cat Collar with Tracker Holder

Cats do not stay where you left them. They slip out through a door held open a second too long, follow a smell two gardens over and come back when it suits them. Most of the time that is simply what cats do — but the evening it turns into a search, you want something better than standing at the back door calling into the dark.

The TrackPaw Reflective Cat Collar carries a Bluetooth tracker in a moulded paw-shaped holder sewn onto the strap. Put an Apple AirTag in it and your cat appears in the Find My app alongside your keys and your phone. Put an Android tracker in it and the same thing happens in Google Find Hub.

The strap itself is built the way a cat collar should be: a reflective stripe woven through the webbing, a bell on its own ring, and a breakaway buckle that opens under pressure if the collar ever snags on a branch or a fence.

Good to Know

📦 What you get: the collar with its tracker holder, and a bell
⚠️ Not included: no AirTag and no Android tracker — those are bought separately
📏 Length: adjustable from 20 cm to 33 cm (7.9–13 in)
📐 Width: 1 cm (0.39 in) — slim enough for kittens and adult cats
🎨 Colours: black, red, orange, purple, pink and blue

Why You'll Love It

📱 Works With Apple and Android
The holder takes an Apple AirTag or a round Android tracker of the same size. With an AirTag you use Apple's Find My app on an iPhone or iPad; with an Android tracker you use Google Find Hub. Whichever phone is in your pocket, there is a way to make this work.

🛡️ Breakaway Buckle
The buckle releases when the collar is pulled hard, which is exactly what you want on a cat that climbs. It holds through normal wear and gives way if the collar catches on something, so your cat is never left hanging by the neck.

🐾 Paw-Shaped Holder
The holder is moulded into a paw shape and sits flat against the strap rather than dangling underneath. The tracker clips in and stays put, and it reads as part of the collar instead of a gadget strapped on afterwards.

✨ Reflective Stripe
A reflective band runs the length of the strap and lights up under a torch or car headlights. On a dark street that is often the first thing anyone sees of a cat crossing the road.

🔔 Bell on Its Own Ring
The bell gives you a few seconds of warning before your cat reaches the sofa, and gives garden birds the same warning. It hangs from a separate ring and comes off if your cat objects.

🔍 Find My, or Find Hub
Both work the same way in practice: the tracker reports in through other phones that pass nearby, and your cat's last known position shows up on a map. It is not live GPS from the end of the garden, but it tells you which direction to start walking.

🔊 Make It Ring
A tap in the app makes the tracker sound, which is what actually finds a cat asleep behind the shed. Most searches end within earshot rather than at the far end of a map.

📏 Adjustable 20–33 cm
The slider moves through the full range, so one collar covers a kitten growing into an adult cat. There is no need to buy a second size three months later.

🎨 Six Colours
Black, red, orange, purple, pink and blue — useful if more than one cat lives with you and you want to tell the collars apart at a glance.

🐱 Made for Cats, Not Shrunk From Dogs
At 1 cm wide and a few grams in weight, the collar sits light on a cat's neck. Heavier dog collars with a holder bolted on are a common and far less comfortable substitute.

Collar Only — Choose Your Own Tracker

Please note: this listing is for the collar only. The tracker — an Apple AirTag or an Android one — is not included and is bought separately, which lets you pick the one that matches your phone.

A tracker does not keep a cat at home, and nothing will. What it does is turn the worst evenings into short ones: a direction to walk in and a sound to follow 🐱📍