Halti Anatomy Dog Collar - Grey

The Anatomy Collar features a wider design that distributes pressure across two neck vertebrae, reducing strain on the trachea and sensitive throat tissues. Regular collars are typically narrower and can concentrate pressure on a single point.

It is designed for most dogs, especially those that pull or have sensitive necks. However, proper sizing is crucial. It may not be the ideal choice for very small breeds with fragile tracheas or for dogs requiring specialized equipment for aggressive pulling.

Wipe it clean with a damp cloth. For a deeper clean, hand wash with mild soap and water and allow it to air dry completely. Avoid machine washing or harsh chemicals.

The Halti Anatomy Collar is available in X-Small, Small, Medium, and Large sizes to fit a range of dog breeds.

The collar is sold separately. Matching harnesses and leads are available from Halti to create a coordinated set.

The collar should be snug enough that it doesn't slip over the head, but loose enough that you can comfortably fit two fingers between the collar and your dog's neck. Ensure the wide part of the collar sits comfortably across the two neck vertebrae.

Yes, Halti offers matching harnesses and leads in various colors to complement the Anatomy Collar for a coordinated look.

Re-adjust the single adjustment point. Ensure you can comfortably fit two fingers between the collar and your dog's neck. Check that the correct size collar has been selected for your dog's neck circumference.

The collar aids in pressure distribution but is not a substitute for leash training. Continue with positive reinforcement training methods. Ensure the collar is fitted correctly to maximize its ergonomic benefits.

The reflectivity is designed to catch light from external sources (like headlights or streetlights). In complete darkness without any light source, visibility will be minimal. Ensure the collar is clean for best reflection.

While unlikely with proper fit, ensure there is no debris trapped in the padding. Check the fit again, ensuring it's not too tight. If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.