🐶 EXPAWLORER 12-Piece Puppy ID Collars for Litter - Soft Silicone Whelping Identification Collar with Record Keeping Charts, Assorted Colors. Easy DIY Customization for Newborn Puppy Collars. Review

I read other people's reviews about it. However, note that they are not suitable for many breeds of newborn puppies. The rubber fasteners that hold the long part of the collar in place don't keep it in place for long. (So when they start crawling they get tangled) I bought the little felts to use for the first month and will try again.

I like these collars in every way except the newborn cartoons, they are too long which makes them difficult to use on newborns. I packed and unpacked it. Love the fact that they were flexible and could easily be washed or laundered. Punching holes and then finding the hole can be difficult for those of us who don't have very good eyesight. So when my puppies are 5-6 weeks old I will try to use it again

I work in puppy rescue and Ama is always looking for good collars to identify the puppies I have tried. What I like: Colors are great, bright and easy to see What I don't like: There was no tool to put everything together and to be honest I just don't have time to drill holes for 11 puppies. I have large breed dogs and at 9 weeks these collars were too small. I'll save them for our next save and try again.

We liked the idea of this product to help us (puppies from newbies) manage puppies. Came with a great tool for making holes where we wanted/needed them for each pup. However, we had to throw the collars away because the small tab holding the extra end of the collar came loose. Or if the puppy has slipped out of the collar. The pill (or parts of it) has often been found in puppies' mouths or, fortunately, passed out in their stools! Definitely a choking/intestinal hazard for dogs. The notebook…

One of these broke trying to attach the metal tip but they survived when put together as a puppy. When puppies pull them to the right, they detach (best description I can think of) and fall off. We used small zip ties at the end of the overlap so they couldn't untie it. As we grow, we simply cut off the collar, expand the collar and put on a new one. The color coding was amazing, each bang was easy to distinguish, the log provided was really nice. Very happy with this purchase and would buy…

We bought them for our Beagle litter. We used hair ties, but they got dirty pretty quickly, especially when they were fully articulated. We have silicone rubber collars for our adult dogs and we LOVE how easy it is to keep them clean. They are exactly the same - so easy to keep clean! I've added a hair tie to the ends to hold the long tab a little more securely, but this is a fairly common problem with collars, except for puppies you have to omit the end as they are still growing. They're not…

I use them for miniature dachshund puppies. I ended up buying two packs, a set for newborns up to 2 weeks and a set for 2-6 weeks. After about 6 weeks the sharp teeth start ruining them so I switch to nylon cat collars because they are safe. in transparent or iridescent. Put the collar on, thread the extra band through the two included bands (which won't hold it in place) and then through the hair tie. Pass the headband under the collar and reattach the loop at the end of the collar. This holds