BioThane® House Collar – Lightweight ID Collar for Dogs

• Minimal slip-on design — no buckle or clasp
• Made with waterproof, odor-resistant, genuine BioThane® -
• Lightweight and flexible for everyday comfort
• Easy to clean — rinse and wipe
• Built-in O-ring to attach your dog’s ID tag
• Rust-resistant hardware for reliability
• Ideal for ID tags and quick control when needed
• Made with care in the USA

To receive a properly fitting collar, you must carefully measure your dog’s neck to obtain an accurate measurement, as these collars are NOT adjustable. Please refer to our Tips for Measuring for information on measuring your dog’s collar.

If you are still deciding on a collar size, message us; we'd be happy to help! If you would like a size that's not listed, message us or leave a note at checkout, and we'll happily accommodate you!

When it comes to finding the perfect collar for your dog, getting the right size is essential. A collar that is too tight can be uncomfortable and restrict your dog's movement, while a collar that is too loose may slip off or pose a safety risk. To ensure a proper fit, follow these guidelines:

1. MEASURE YOUR DOG'S NECK

Using a flexible measuring tape, measure the circumference of your dog's neck. Make sure to measure at the base of the neck, where the collar will sit. There should always be enough room between the pet’s neck and the collar to slip one to two fingers between them comfortably. This ensures that the collar isn't too tight. Make a note of the measurement in inches or centimeters.

2. CONSIDER YOUR DOG'S GROWTH AND FUR

If your dog is still growing, it's best to choose a larger size to accommodate their future growth. Additionally, if your dog has a lot of fur around their neck or experiences weight fluctuations throughout the year, consider these factors when selecting a size.

3. IN BETWEEN SIZES?

If your dog's neck measurement falls in between two sizes, it's recommended to choose the larger size.

4. SIZE RANGE COLLARS (BUCKLE COLLARS)

For collars with a size range, it's best to choose the range where your dog's measurement is close to the middle. This allows for adjustments both up and down, providing a better fit.

Remember, a properly fitting collar should be snug enough to stay in place, but not so tight that it causes discomfort or restricts your dog's movement. By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your dog's collar fits comfortably and securely.

Taking care of your Biothane gear is easy! Just follow these simple tips:

• Handwash your Biothane gear with mild soap and water, then dry it with a soft cloth.

• Brass hardware will develop a patina (tarnish) over time, but you can minimize this by regularly polishing and cleaning it.

• Don't worry if nickel-plated and matte black hardware shows wear and tear over time—it's normal and won't affect its integrity. To keep nickel-plated and matte black hardware in great shape, wash them with mild soap and water and dry them thoroughly after use, especially if they've been in water, like salt water, to prevent rusting.