Light LED Dog Collars Rechargeable Review

I love the visibility these collars offer! I bought the green and red ones on purpose to give my dogs "holiday spirit" and got lots of compliments on our afternoon walks. It was long and I had to trim it to fit my two 75lb chips, but it was easy enough. I charge them about every two weeks or so and the charge holds up pretty well. I also like that it has two lightning speeds or just one mode and with my reckless dogs (they sometimes go for the headlights) it's a good addition for their safety…

I originally bought it for our black cat who likes to run away in the dark at night, but the collar turned out to be too thick and hard for the cat. So we trimmed it to fit our adult Labradoodle, who is also all black. A clear heavy plastic tube keeps popping out of the part that has the light. Broke several times on a hike and at home. We use it at night so we can keep an eye on it as it roams the property at night going about its business. I will not buy again. I'll come back to the other…

Blue color preserved. urban use. With the blue wavelength, it is still visible in city lights. When fully charged it glows a good blue, for example it can be used as a flash to find Mr. Zach's #2. With the original charger, the flashlight works for a total of 3 hours of walking time with descent / brightness. After 2 charges since then it seems to fade after 1 1/2 to 2 hours. I will start wiping the collar more often as the hard water from the local sprinklers can foul the pipe. Pedestrians and

This is our third lighted collar in many years and we are very glad we found it. We have a black dog who is often difficult to see at night and this collar was great because we can see him anywhere in our yard. She kinda came out of the yard one night which was a relief because we could easily spot her and luckily she came right back. Without this collar it would be very difficult. She lost the first collar and we immediately bought a new one and we were lucky because the gardeners finally…

We bought this device so cars could see our dog Brandy at night. Brandi and I go for walks two or three times a day. Now that autumn and winter are upon us, the last walk in the dark. We live in a well-lit suburb, but many drivers drive past stop signs and barely notice the people and dogs on the sidewalk. I chose a blue light collar and leave it on all the time. Now I know drivers see Brady as the slowest and see what a relief that is. Other dog walkers have reached out to me to find out where