Moon phase collars SECONDS
Moon phase collars SECONDS
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All seconds are sold as seen, and 30% off RRP please check the photos for all visible faults, which include:
- wonky stamps
- imperfect foils
- wrong colour foil or biothane
- no foil (just embossed)
- other slight imperfections
some items may have double stamping (on the back of the strap).
All items are listed with the minimum size possible (the smallest hole) and the largest size possible (the largest hole). We will try to accommodate your pets neck size the best we can, but the strip may not always sit central on these collars.
moon phase collars cannot be made any smaller than 10” on the smallest hole due to the nature of the design.
You can upgrade 25mm collars to 38mm, but an extra charge of £5 will apply post order. Please leave a note with your order if you’d like to upgrade.
All seconds are non refundable and subject to our usual turnaround time unless ready to ship.
Biothane Dog Collars and Leads
Frequently Asked Questions
What width/size does my dog need?
As a general rule:
- 16mm is suitable for miniature and small breeds
- 19mm is suitable for small-large breeds
- 25mm is suitable for large - giant breeds
Always measure your dog’s neck or current collar before ordering for the best fit.
How strong are your collars and leads?
Biothane used to make our dog collars and leads has a high break strength, and we use the strongest hardware possible for the width of Biothane. If your dog is an excessive puller or you're worried, please get in contact with us before ordering - you may find some peace of mind with our extra strong locking clips.
Safety
We can advise and assist on to help you find the right product, but it is ultimately the owners responsibility to ensure they have chosen a suitable product for their dog.
Whilst every effort is made to ensure our products are made to the highest quality, no product is indestructible. Always check for signs of wear and tear before each use.
Never leave a dog unattended wearing a collar or lead. For our full safety and care instructions, visit our FAQs page.