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Abril on Jul 5, 2022
5 out of 5 starsHad to buy this again because my cat is a menace and chews all his collars to oblivion but he looks beautiful in yellow
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saramcc on Jan 19, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI am a repeat Ike & Stella customer and this collar does not disappoint! Fast shipping and looks so cute on our kitty.
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castanedadanielle on Dec 19, 2021
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful quality collar! Purchased one when my cat was a kitten and had it custom sized because she was so tiny. Purchased a second one as she got older. Love the color selection and the personalized tag addition is perfect for a minimal clean look. I won’t be buying collars from anywhere else but here :)
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Sydney on Dec 19, 2021
5 out of 5 starsAmazing! I am very particular about collars because my pit bull has very sensitive skin. I messaged the owners, and she got right back to me willing to make all the adjustments I needed. I am so thankful, and the collar is absolutely beautiful.
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Cristina on Nov 11, 2021
5 out of 5 starsSuch a pretty and unique collar sleeve! The color is festive and it compliments our dog's tawny coat. Thanks!
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Leah on Nov 8, 2021
5 out of 5 starsThe quality of these collars is great!! I finally changed out the sleeve for a different look after having my last one for over 5 years! Great shop and product.
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Caroline on Nov 6, 2021
5 out of 5 starsSO PERFECT! Our kitty loves it and it doesn't irritate her at all. Plus, it's the loveliest shade of blue <3
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About ikeandstella
handcrafted pet goods
In February of 2012 my dog Ike and I decided to go into business together. At the time, he was about 4 weeks old, fresh off a flight from the Bahamas, where he was born a "potcake" - a term they use in the Caribbean for the feral dogs that roam the streets. The term comes from their mythical method of survival - the crusted "cake" leftover in pots that Bahamians would leave out after they finished cooking their staple dish, peas and rice. While it may have been true at some point, today potcakes are more likely to survive off of whatever they find in the garbage, or if they're lucky enough to live by an empty beach, fish and crabs that they catch themselves.
I met my first potcake puppies in December of 2011 when a litter showed up near where my dad lives in Nicholstown, Andros in the Bahamas. Like any dog living on the streets, the survival rate of a litter is low, and those who do survive live very short and difficult lives. The US and Canada make it very easy to transport these pups into the country, where there are plenty of families happy to adopt them. Christmas 2012 brought the second litter of puppies, and from them I brought home Ike and Stella. Stella found herself a happy family in Denver, whereas Ike became a part of my family, and that's when I asked myself what came to be a very important question - how do you make a dog collar?
Every product you find here I designed and made with my own two hands. For every collar sold, $1 goes to the spay/neuter and homing of potcakes in the Bahamas. The problem of stray and homeless animals is vast and complicated but with our business, Ike and I hope to make a dent in helping his incredibly smart and gracious breed live a happier and healthier life.
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Jennifer Freeman
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