What chemicals of concern are found in Pet Collars & Leashes?

Chemicals of concern commonly found in Pet Collars & Leashes include: Phthalates, PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances).

What should I look for when buying Pet Collars & Leashes?

Organic cotton or hemp Vegetable-tanned leather OEKO-TEX certified webbing BPA and phthalate-free hardware

Watch for: Vinyl/PVC collars, Strong chemical smell, Neoprene padding, Unknown waterproofing treatments.

Collars, leashes, and harnesses for dogs and cats. Worn constantly, these items are in continuous contact with pets.

Collars are worn 24/7 against skin and fur. Some waterproof collars may contain PFAS. Pets may chew on leashes.

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Watch for these on ingredient labels:

Organic cotton collars from brands like Earth Dog, hemp options, or vegetable-tanned leather.

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