AIRTAG FOR CATS
Cats are escape artists. Whether yours slips out before curfew, squeezes through a gap in the fence or simply disappears for longer than you're comfortable with, an Apple AirTag on their collar means View all.
AIRTAG FOR CATS
Cats are escape artists. Whether yours slips out before curfew, squeezes through a gap in the fence or simply disappears for longer than you're comfortable with, an Apple AirTag on their collar means
HOW TO MEASURE FOR THE RIGHT COLLAR
A well-fitting collar keeps the AirTag holder sitting flat and stops it swinging or snagging. Grab a soft tape measure (or string and a ruler) and follow the steps below.
- 1Sit your cat calmly on your lap or a bench — a helper makes this much easier.
- 2Wrap a soft tape measure (or a strip of string you can measure after) around the middle of the neck.
- 3Keep it comfortably snug — cats have finer necks than they look under all that fur.
- 4Two-finger check: two fingers should slide flat under the tape, no more.
- 5Add 1–2 cm and choose the matching size. Always use a breakaway safety collar for cats.
| Size | Neck | Typical cat |
|---|---|---|
| Kitten | 15 – 22 cm | 8 – 16 weeks |
| S | 20 – 27 cm | Small adult / indoor cat |
| M | 25 – 32 cm | Average adult cat |
| L | 30 – 38 cm | Maine Coon, Ragdoll, large adult |
Cats should always wear a breakaway collar. Re-check kitten sizing every few weeks as they grow.
HOW AIRTAGS WORK FOR PETS & KIDS
Setting up an Apple AirTag, fitting it into a Chipè holder, and what to know before your dog, cat or child wears one.
Pair once on your iPhone, then drop it into any Chipè holder.
Still unsure which holder suits your setup? Email us and we'll point you to the right fit.