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!
Item Number | 130040 |
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Lifestage | Baby |
Breed Size | All Breeds |
Closure Type | Hook & Loop |
Collar Type | Standard |
Material | Polyester, Synthetic Fabric |
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.
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 |
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8-inch | Newborn Puppies |
12-inch | Small - Medium |
14-inch | Medium - Large |
16-inch | Large - Giant |
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Price | $12.00Chewy Price | $13.99Chewy Price | $13.99Chewy Price | $11.06Chewy Price | $9.99Chewy Price |
Pattern | Solid | Solid | — | — | Solid |
Lifestage | Baby | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult |
Breed Size | All Breeds | Medium Breeds | Medium Breeds | Medium Breeds | Small Breeds |
Closure Type | Hook & Loop | Buckle | Buckle | Buckle | Buckle |
Collar Type | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard |
Material | Polyester, Synthetic Fabric | Nylon, Synthetic Fabric | Polyester | Nylon, Synthetic Fabric | Nylon, Synthetic Fabric |
Leash & Collar Feature | — | Waterproof | — | — | — |
These were very disappointing. They are Velcro on the outside and stick to everything including the blankets. Because of this they attract everything and quickly got dirty. Now you can’t even tell the color of the collars unless you look on the inside. Going to be looking elsewhere for new collars.
These are adjustable and durable, but the velcro edges are rough and caused calluses on my puppies skin. The vet recommended to discontinue using them immediately.
I got these to tell my all black foster kittens apart. They work very well and can be adjusted over and over again as they grow.
My puppies were not even 10 days old and they made bad sores on their neck and shoulder area. These collars are bad. They done the same thing to my first set of puppies. Don’t buy these collars.
It’s very hard to line the collar perfectly all the way around. The collars stick to every thing. The puppies would stick to blankets, puppy pads, and each other.
I love how I was able to tell pups apart, though my second bunch didn’t arrive before pups. But I hate that they rub sores into the pups’ shoulders. I’ll go back to my yarn collars or get ribbon as these are just not puppy soft enough
After 7 days on our newborn lab puppies, most of our pups had sores on their neck from the scratchy bands. Regularly loosening them as they grew didn't help. Do not keep these bands on your pup!
I bought these to help identify a litter of kittens that a stray cat had under our house. We knew nothing about them until they were big enough to stop nursing. They were feral, and I've been slowly taming them and giving them nicknames until we can verify the sex of each. I love these velcro bands. However, some of them are such dark colors, it is hard to write on them.
We breed Aussies, and recently started breeding our first litter of labradors. Aussies were easy to tell apart, with their different coloring and features. These bands were a life saver with our litter of 12 labs! I couldn’t keep them straight and these really helped to be able to monitor each pup - especially with such a big litter. I ordered a few different sizes as the pups grow. I will use these for all future litters. The velcro made it so easy to expand as the pups grow too (and simple when they’re a handful and moving all over the place). Only down side is they do get dirty. But I’ll wash them as I swap out their new sizes.
They are so cute and soft even have Velcro to adjust with puppy’s growth , recommended 100%