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LED Light Up Dog Collar, Rechargeable, Waterproof, Glow in Dark,150 Hours Battery Life, D-Ring for Leash, S, M, L, XL, Red, Pink, Blue, Green, Orange, Multi Color (Green, Medium 16in-19.2in)
$25.49
About This
- ENHANCED VISIBILITY: LED light up dog collar provides visibility up to 200 meters away, keeping your pet safe during nighttime walks and alerting drivers to their presence.
- MULTIPLE COLOR OPTIONS: Available in Red, Pink, Blue, Green, Orange, and Multi-color designs to suit your pet's style while ensuring they remain visible in low-light conditions.
- LONG-LASTING POWER: Light functions for up to 150 hours without needing to recharge, and features replaceable batteries for continued use.
- THREE LIGHTING MODES: Choose between slow flashing, fast flashing, and stable lighting options to maximize visibility in different environments and situations.
- PRACTICAL DESIGN: Features a convenient D-ring that allows for easy leash attachment, making nighttime walks safer and more comfortable for both you and your pet.
Overview
- Pattern : Solid With Led Lights
- Color : Green
- Material : Led, Nylon, Plastic
- Brand : Zimmys Shop
- Closure Type : Buckle
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