This vintage floral small dog collar is the perfect pop of color. Featuring the perfect retro vintage floral pattern that is sure to make your dog shine !
Our handmade cotton dog collars from Little Barks Boutique are soft, stylish, and designed with your dog’s comfort in mind. They’re perfect for small and toy breeds who need lightweight, gentle everyday wear. Unlike stiff, mass-produced collars, each collar is carefully crafted using soft, breathable cotton and durable stitching. This reduces irritation for dogs with sensitive skin. The lightweight design makes it ideal for small dogs that need comfort without bulk.
Whether your pup is going on daily walks or lounging at home, this collar is made to stay comfortable while keeping them safe and secure.
✔ Handmade with love
✔ Soft cotton for sensitive skin
✔ Lightweight design for small dogs
✔ Durable stitching for everyday wear
✔ Stylish patterns for everyday cuteness
Perfect for small breeds like Chihuahuas, Yorkies, Maltese, and other toy dogs who deserve both comfort and style.
Vintage floral small dog collar
See the Size chart located in the photo section of Little Barks product page.
How often should I replace my dog’s collar?
Answer:
You should replace your dog’s collar when it shows signs of wear, such as fraying, stretching, or a weak buckle. On average, checking once a month is a good idea to make sure it’s still safe and secure. Personally, I change my dog’s collars out for special Holidays and just for Fun ! Because Why not ?What collar is best for a puppy?
Answer:
The best collar for a puppy is lightweight, soft, and adjustable. Puppies grow quickly, so it’s important to check the fit often. A comfortable collar helps your puppy get used to wearing it early on.How do I clean my dog’s collar?
Answer:
Little Barks Boutique dog collars can be cleaned with mild soap and warm water. Gently scrub, rinse well, and let it air dry. Regular cleaning helps keep the collar fresh and safe for your dog’s skin.What collar is best for dogs that pull?
Answer:
For dogs that pull, a martingale collar or a training collar designed for gentle control can be helpful. These collars provide more control without causing harm when used correctly.
