Dog collar – 5 sizes, XS (15-22cm) to XL (45-70cm) – Petounet

Name: Reflective Dog Collar – adjustable and tough
Brand: Petounet - Pour un félin comblé
SKU: 182503-15/22-RD
Price: 17.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Product specifications

Please note: les mesures indiquées sont celles de ce modèle, relevées sur le produit — pas une moyenne de gamme. C'est ce qui permet de choisir sur des chiffres plutôt que sur une photo.

Reflective Dog Collar – adjustable and tough

Material High-density polyester with plastic buckle and metal ring
Dimensions Adjustable (sizes S to XL depending on neck size)
Shape Adjustable flat collar with clip and reflective strip
Care Hand washable, quick air dry

Collier chien : Collier Réfléchissant pour Chien

Dog collar: ID first, walks second

A collar's first role is legal and practical: carrying the tag with your contact details. A lost dog without a tag depends entirely on someone reading its microchip, which means a trip to the vet — whereas a readable number gets it home within the hour.

For walks, it's more nuanced: it suits a dog that walks on a loose lead, much less one that pulls. The choice comes down to width and buckle, and that's how we've sorted our dog collars.

Collier Réfléchissant pour Chien, collier plat ajustable avec clip et bande réfléchissante

Width, buckle and fit: what lasts

This one is made of high-density polyester with plastic buckle and metal ring. Adjustable flat collar with clip and reflective strip, adjustable (sizes S to XL depending on neck size) — measure the neck and allow two fingers' room. The width should match your dog's build: too narrow on a big dog and the collar presses along a line instead of spreading the load. Check the buckle: it's always the first thing to give. Add a natural flea and tick collar for dogs and cats engraved: it costs next to nothing and makes all the difference.

Get your details engraved — a readable number gets a lost dog home far faster than a microchip
Measure the neck and allow two fingers' room — this model: adjustable (sizes S to XL depending on neck size)
Check the fit every month on a puppy — a dog collar quickly gets too tight
Choose the width to suit the build — a thin collar on a big dog presses along a line
Take it off at night in a crate or kennel — it catches easily
Strap care: hand washable, air-dries quickly

Collier Réfléchissant pour Chien — réglable (tailles S à XL selon le tour de cou)

Getting the fit right, and when to choose a harness instead

The right fit lets two fingers slide flat between collar and neck, no more. On a puppy, recheck it every month: they grow fast, and a collar that's too tight goes unnoticed under the fur.

For a dog that pulls, don't look for the right collar: switch to a harness. The pressure on the windpipe is real, especially in short-nosed breeds. And always keep the ID tag on, even if you use a harness for walks.

A habit that saves dogs: check the engraving is still readable. A tag rubbing against a metal buckle for two years becomes illegible without anyone noticing — and you find out the day your dog runs off.

FAQ

Is it suitable for a cat?

Only with a safety buckle that releases under pressure. A cat that gets caught on a branch must be able to free itself: outdoors, that's non-negotiable.

Which size should I choose?

This model comes in XS (15-22cm), S (20-30cm), M (30-40cm), L (33-50cm) and XL (45-70cm). Go by your pet's measurements — chest girth and back length — rather than its weight: two pets of the same weight don't have the same build. If you're between two sizes, pick the larger one.

How do I care for it?

Warm soapy water and thorough drying. A collar that stays damp under the fur causes irritation at the base of the neck, often spotted too late.

What is it made of?

High-density polyester with plastic buckle and metal ring. It's this material mix that sets the care routine: check the specifications for the right way to wash it.