Puppies in Bloom Colorful Puppy Litter Identification Bands, 12 count
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Keep your pups in order with the Puppies in Bloom Colorful Puppy Litter Identification Bands. These vibrant ID bands allow for easy identification of each newborn in the litter. The soft bands easily wrap-around the neck for a comfortable fit that both you and your babies are sure to love. The adjustable, lightweight, self-attaching fuzzy fastener style is easy to put on and gives you the opportunity to conveniently track progress of each individual puppy. Plus, each band is hand-washable so they’re simple to clean after a messy playtime!
Key Benefits- Easily keep track of whelping details by identifying each puppy early.
- Vibrant colors make it easy to tell puppies apart and track progress of individuals without any confusion.
- Bands are easily washed by hand so you can keep them vibrant even after the messiest of playtime.
- Color coordinated to work with the detailed Puppies in Bloom color coordinated breeder record keeping charts.
- Lightweight and thin bands have a special fuzzy fastener-style hook and loop material that self-attaches for easy wear.
Puppy ID Bands are not intended for long term use. Fading will occur over time. On rare occasions, this type of can cause skin irritation in breeds with sensitive skin. Check the pup's neck daily for needed adjustments for growth and monitor for irritation. Remove the immediately at the first sign of irritation. The collars should not be wrapped too tight or too loose. Leave just enough room to allow one finger to fit between the collar and the pup's neck.
Click here for Puppies in Bloom Color Coordinated Breeder Record Keeping Charts.
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Item Number130040
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LifestageBaby
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Breed SizeAll Breeds
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Closure TypeVelcro
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Collar TypeStandard
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MaterialPolyester
Wrap the puppy band around the pup's neck leaving enough room to insert a finger between the collar and the pup. The band should be wrapped and attached evenly to avoid leaving a pointed edge exposed, as this can cause irritation.
Check the bands daily and adjust as needed. Move up to the next size if necessary as the puppy grows.
Hand wash with soap and water as needed.
To get the most accurate size collar for your furry best friend, measure the center of their neck a with a cloth tape measure, a few inches down from their head. Pull the tape snug, but not tight. If you don't have a tape measure, you can also use a piece of string and measure it with a rigid ruler afterwards. Make sure there’s enough room for about two fingers between the collar and your pup’s neck.
We recommend if you have a toy breed or small dog, add an inch to the neck measurement. For medium and large dogs, add two inches to the neck measurement. It is recommended that ALL breeds start with the 8-inch size. Please follow the chart below for puppies over 10-14 days old.
| Size | Recommended Breed Size |
|---|---|
| 8-inch | Newborn Puppies |
| 12-inch | Small - Medium |
| 14-inch | Medium - Large |
| 16-inch | Large - Giant |
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Great for tiny kittens
By spottedlove2015 on Oct 7, 2020
These velcro collars are great to use with newborn kittens. Very nice vivid color selection and they are very easy to take on and off. I am a bengal cat breeder and these fit tiny newborn kittens just right. I would say they will fit the kittens until 8-10 weeks old easily.
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Puppy Mania!
By Jules on Oct 11, 2020
My female Dane had eleven puppies, 2 lilac and 9 blues. Thesescolor bands were absolutely amazing at keeping the difference of who was who. I have also purchasedthe next size in bands so as they grow, I will know!
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Perfect whelping collars
By Tiffany on Sep 29, 2020
These have workers great for ID purposes with my beagles 6 pup litter. 4 of 6 are tri color & hard to tell apart from each other. I bought these & the coordinating charts to keep track of weight.
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Ok but perhaps not for cats
By Nonickname on Jun 20, 2020
I needed to color code my four black foster kittens. Ninja cat immediately rejected the idea of wearing identification and over two days repeatedly took her band off. No more ID for Ninja cat. Social butterfly cat managed to get her band caught in her jaw so off it came too. Shy baby boy and cautious baby girl are still wearing theirs however, they are becoming tattered and will have to be replaced soon.
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Chewy stocks hard to find items
By Aggie on Aug 4, 2020
Hurray Chewy. You had the 8 inch puppy litter ID colored bands. Friends were looking all over, without success. As always, I turn to Chewy for what we need.They were perfect for 9 new pups.
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newborn collars
By newbornpuppycollar on Jul 18, 2020
I am using 10 of these collars right now and 2 are already unusable within the very first week of usage as they have come off and won't fasten anymore. Otherwise they are an awesome way of keeping track of the individual puppies.
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ok product but doesn’t last
By Nelly on Jul 30, 2020
For rowdy pups that like to chew on eachother these are not good. They lasted until the pups started roughhousing. They came off of every single one of them and was hard to identify again.
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FALLS RIGHT OFF
By Vfrench on Aug 10, 2020
They didnt last very long on my pups. They came right off and would not velcro back on after they came off. I wouldn't reccomend at all.
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for new borns
By horsenanny on Aug 23, 2020
work great..good there were 12 in pkg. our Bernese Mtn dog just had 13 ,but 2 didn't survive..11 have..
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Velcro gets dirty quick
By Kari on Sep 10, 2020
Velcro gets dirty quick and the colors are difficult to tell apart after a couple days.
