Review on 🐶 Newborn Puppy ID Collar Set: 14 Soft Nylon Adjustable Breakaway Safety Whelping Litter Collars with Record Keeping Charts by Melissa Hall

We bought these collars to litter Labrador Retriever puppies. At 6 weeks they started playing more aggressively. One morning we noticed that some puppies were missing their collars. It turned out that 4 collars were eaten by one of the puppies and got stuck in his stomach and intestines. These collars are rubbish and shouldn't even be sold. A trip to the vet, a set of X-rays, a $3,000 surgery and the loss of a puppy is so ridiculous and just plain sad. I am wondering if it is even possible to file any type of lawsuit or claim regarding these collars. They may not be sold as they pose a choking hazard disguised as a collar.