Its important for your new kitten to have a cat collar with all proper identification attached at all times. Even if your kitten will be living entirely indoors there is always a chance that he/she may slip out and become lost.
   You should choose safety-type collars that can allow your kitten to wiggle free in case the collar gets caught. The collar should also be reflective or fluorescent so it can be seen on roads and low light conditions. The collar when placed on your kitten's neck should not be too tight: You should be able to fit your finger underneath the collar so it isn't too tight on your kitten.
   Some owners attach a bell to their cat to warn birds and other prey of their approach. This can serve the purpose but in time, cats also learn to keep their head very still upon approach which may lessen the bell's effect.