🐶 Set of 30 Puppy ID Collars with 4 Record Keeping Charts - Double Sided Soft Identification Bands - Adjustable Whelping Collars for Newborn Pets in 15 Colors Review

Collars come loose quickly. I was glad I was able to get 2 packs because I had back to back litters. Well it hasn't even been a week since they broke up. Wouldn't recommend these at all

I bought these expecting they would fit the puppy on day one but they are worn around the neck of my Schnauzer 3 times so they are too long and I couldn't use them.

This collar set is very good. I was concerned that durability would be an issue but they are excellent quality. I've taken them off and put them back on sometimes and they haven't lost their grip at all. The puppies felt good too. I will definitely buy more in the future. Highly recommended.

Pros: Easy to use on puppies. They're small enough for newborns, and if puppies get too big for one collar, you can clip two together to make a larger collar. Cons: Collars begin to fall off almost immediately. Putting the right collars on the right weight control puppy was difficult. Several collars began to loosen in the middle and fall apart. The one in the photo has really completely separated and fallen apart. Now it's useless. I was hoping to use them for a few litters but they barely…

I chose these because the description says they use real velcro. I wanted velcro all over the collar but it's soft except for the two ends which are velcro or something so only the end tabs stick to the collar. I prefer collars that fit completely. My puppies are 3 week old German Shepherds and these collars were a notch larger than the ones I've used from birth to three weeks old and seem to have enough room to grow to keep working for the next three weeks or so. , as long as the short part of

These small collars fitted my litter of eight border collie puppies perfectly. I put them to puppies when they were a few days old and they lasted the full 7-8 weeks until moved to new families (they weighed 9-13 ounces at birth and 7-8 pounds at the time of adoption) . They'll probably be good enough to use again. They were soft (almost like fleece) on each side with thin velcro on each end. They were held securely around their necks and they never tugged or tugged because they had been…

I raise kittens and when our rescuers have litters of similar kittens it's very easy to tell them apart. We cut them long enough to allow them to stretch out as the kittens grow. Yes, some kittens will take them off for rough play, but they are safer than kitty collars if they can get their paws or head caught in crevices or hold on to something. Nothing of what with what. And no bells to distract you when you're in bed, and kittens are little night owls frolicking around after midnight. There…