Freak On A Leash, the pet brand co-founded by Korn frontman Jonathan Davis, has unveiled its first collection dedicated exclusively to cats, signaling a strategic expansion beyond its established dog-focused product range. The new lineup, available on the brand's cat collection page, includes breakaway collars, ceramic bowls, and a graphic tee, all designed to reflect the brand's signature dark, alternative aesthetic.
The centerpiece of the collection is the trio of collars: the Nylon Bat Cat Collar, the Leather Lilac Studded Cat Collar, and the Nylon Blue Rhinestone Cat Collar. Each collar is engineered as a breakaway model, with a clasp designed to release under pressure—a safety feature recommended by veterinarians to prevent injury if the collar gets caught. Additionally, every collar comes with a bell, providing owners with a cat collar with bell that helps track movement and reduces the risk of the cat silently stalking wildlife.
The Bat Cat Collar features gothic-inspired leather bat-wing accents and gunmetal hardware, staying true to the brand's rock roots. The Lilac Studded Collar offers a darker take on a classic style, while the Blue Rhinestone Collar adds a touch of ornate embellishment. Together, these designs provide a range of cool cat collars that cater to different tastes without compromising on safety.
Beyond collars, the collection includes The Coffin ceramic bowls in black and light blue, shaped to mirror the brand's gothic undertones. Ceramic is a preferred material for pet dishes due to its non-porous surface and ease of cleaning. The coffin silhouette extends the dark visual language into feeding accessories, appealing to owners who appreciate functional yet stylistically consistent pet products.
Rounding out the collection is the Pinup Cat Tee, an apparel item that allows cat owners to incorporate the brand's identity into their own wardrobe. This move follows the tradition of pet-brand merchandise that targets owner expression alongside pet care.
The expansion into cat products marks a significant milestone for Freak On A Leash, which has carved a niche in the pet industry with its rock-influenced, alternative designs that stand apart from mainstream pet retail. By introducing a cat line, the brand directly engages with cat owners—a demographic that has had limited representation in alternative and music-adjacent pet brands.
All three collars include the breakaway mechanism as a standard feature, grounding the product line in functional safety rather than treating it as an optional upgrade. The inclusion of bells across every collar adds a practical dimension, helping owners monitor their cats' activities.
Jonathan Davis's involvement brings a built-in audience of fans with demonstrated interest in music culture and alternative lifestyle products, including pet accessories. The cat collection is poised to attract both existing fans and new customers who discover Freak On A Leash through this release, potentially broadening the brand's appeal in the competitive pet accessory market.
