For dogs with longer snouts and limbs, it might be very easy for them to reach their wounds and limbs, so we highly recommend choosing one size up. If the collar slips, please ensure the daily collar is inserted into the inner loop, it could effectively prevent dogs from escaping the collar.

Choosing the Correct Size for Your Inflatable Dog Collar: A Step-by-Step Guide

Selecting the right size inflatable dog collar is crucial to ensure your pet's comfort and protection. Follow these steps to find the perfect fit:

• Measure Your Dog/Cat's Neck: 1. Use a flexible measuring tape to measure the circumference of your dog's neck. 2. Place the measuring tape around the base of the neck, where the collar normally sits. 3. Ensure the tape is snug but not tight; you should be able to fit two fingers comfortably between the tape and your dog’s neck.
• Check the Sizing Chart: 1. Refer to our sizing chart to match your dog’s neck measurement with the appropriate collar size. 2. Our collars come in various sizes, such as Small, Medium, Large, and Extra-Large. Each size covers a specific neck circumference range.
• Consider Your Dog's Breed and Build: For dogs with longer snouts and limbs, it might be easier for them to reach their wounds or limbs. In such cases, we highly recommend choosing one size up for added security and protection. If your dog is between sizes or has a thicker coat, opting for the larger size can provide a better fit.
• Try It On: 1. Once you receive the collar, try it on your dog before inflating. 2. Ensure the collar is not too tight or too loose. You should be able to fit two fingers comfortably between the collar and your dog’s neck.
• Secure the Collar: 1. If the collar seems to slip or move around, please insert your dog’s regular daily collar into the inner loop of the inflatable collar. 2. This will help keep the collar in place and prevent your dog from escaping the collar.
• Adjust as Necessary: 1. Inflate the collar to the desired firmness, ensuring it remains comfortable for your dog. 2. Regularly check and adjust the fit, especially if your dog is very active or prone to scratching.
• The inflatable collar serves as a gentle preventer for your dog to refrain from exploring its torso with its mouth, which is particularly beneficial for delicate areas such as wounds, surgical sites, or skin sensitivities in the abdomen or chest. While these collars predominantly safeguard the head and torso, they also encourage dogs to avoid their front and hind legs. However, it's important to note that the collar may not entirely restrict access to the extremities, as some dogs, with their remarkable flexibility and determination, might still find a way to reach their paws.