Rogz GlowCat Safety Release Collar

A glow-in-the-dark and reflective cat collar whose break-away buckle has three load settings, so you can choose how easily it opens.

Who it suits

Cats that go out after dark, and owners who want to set how easily the safety buckle opens.

Key facts

• Made from reflective and glow materials for night-time visibility (Rogz)
• Break-away safety buckle with three variable load settings that break open under enough strain from your cat (Rogz)
• D-ring for an ID tag and a bell to warn birds (Rogz)
• Sold in amphibian blue, black, blue, pink, red and clear (Rogz)

What reviewers say

Cats.com: Writer Liz Coleman tested it for Cats.com’s cat collar guide (updated April 2026) and named it the best glow-in-the-dark collar. After holding it under a light for 30 seconds, she found it glowed brightly in the dark. She said the buckle is what sets it apart, with a sensitivity setting based on your cat’s weight, and found it soft, solid and durable. Cats.com notes it adjusts from 8 to 12 inches, so it might not be small enough for very young kittens.

We did not test it ourselves.

Pros

• Glows and reflects, per Cats.com’s test
• You choose how easily the buckle opens
• D-ring for an ID tag

Cons

• Might be too big for very young kittens, per Cats.com
• Rogz does not list sizes on its own page

Good to know

• Fit it so you can slide two fingers under the collar, as Cats Protection advises (https://www.cats.org.uk/help-and-advice/caring-for-your-cat/choosing-a-cat-collar).
• Do not set the buckle so firm that it will not open if your cat gets caught; PDSA says to check that a quick release opens without your cat struggling (https://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-help-and-advice/looking-after-your-pet/kittens-cats/cat-collars).
• If you see rubbing, hair loss or a wound under the collar, take it off and see your vet.