To maintain the richness of the leather, you should nourish it with a good leather conditioner every so often. Apply a small amount onto a dry cloth and rub into the leather. Use a separate cloth to buff it until all of the conditioner has been absorbed. Try and keep your dog collar dry. If it does get wet, just blot with a towel as soon as possible and let it air dry. Do not machine wash.

Always ensure the collar fits comfortably — snug enough to prevent slipping off, but loose enough to allow two fingers between the collar and your dog’s neck. Check carefully under the collar for redness or hair loss caused by an ill-fitting collar. Regularly check the collar for signs of wear, damage, or stretching. Replace immediately if any part appears worn or weakened. Avoid prolonged exposure to water or moisture, as this may damage the leather and reduce durability. Keep away from chewing — supervise your dog while wearing the collar, especially during the adjustment period. Please ensure you remove your dog's collar and lead before placing them into a pet crate.