SecurePro Products 6 Cat Alert Safety Warning Window Door Stickers; in Case of Fire Notify Rescue Personnel to Save Cat

Smaller than I expected

Cons:Low resolution. Looks like it was printed with a household inkjet printer so you know it's going to fade quickly. And considering how small it is, you'd think more effort would have been put into the quality of this product. Especially since graphic resolution tends to diminish with size increase, not decrease. Definitely not worth the price I paid for it. It's also not eligible for return.Pros:Nicer design than most others on Amazon. Also printed on medium quality adhesive paper that seems to be semi-waterproof.

The size of this is perfect for windows and doors. The cat image gets the message across, while the red gets attention without being tacky. This adheres well. It’s a sticker and not a cling, so keep that in mind. In one window I wanted it placed inside and not outside, so I just used a glue stick with disappearing glue on the front of the sticker and affixed it to the window that way. I like the ability this gives to let first responders know we have a beloved feline to look out for, and I like how it’s informative and visible yet discreet and not unattractive all at once.

I gave this to all my friends you had cats. I think it’s important that the fire department know that there’s a cat inside so they can save the cat also.

Nice stickers that really show the cat w/out question. I do wish they were slightly bigger but they serve a secondary purpose to my one larger alert cat finder sticker. This one allows you to write your cat's name on it, which I like & I also colored in the markings of my cat on the stickers w/permanent markers to show what my actual cat looks like. It worked for me b/c my cat is mostly white w/just a grey tail & a few small grey spots, so I used a silver metallic marker to color those spots in on each sticker. Anything I can do to help them locate my fur baby in an emergency & fire, I'm all for. I do love how many stickers came w/this set. Six is an ideal number for the basic home, covering the front & back doors, front of house facing street windows, & two additional windows perhaps placed in the windows your cat spend the most time in or window in the room they sleep or hide in. I would recommend these definitely, but would also recommend the cat find alert bigger stickers as well for the front & back doors of your home b/c they are much more larger, brighter, vivid & eye catching reflective, w/these more detailed information stickers next to or near by those. These are perfect for windows but a good larger eye catching alert sticket you can see from the street is a must in addition to these for the front & back doors, so the rescue workers can literally see from afar or at least a good 10-15 feet back.