The Battle of BioThane Dog Collars vs. Leather (1)

Every dog needs a good collar. Sure, leather can look cool, but it can’t match the convenience of BioThane dog collars.

Fortunately, you can still have BioThane dog collars that match the look of leather without the same downsides. Our Beta 520 Series is a great leather dog collar substitute material for dog products. Here are two big reasons why you should consider BioThane over leather.

Cleaning Your BioThane Dog Collars is a Breeze

Nobody wants to deal with a dirty dog collar. Unfortunately, dogs aren’t as focused on keeping their collars clean, leading to some questionable orders. Whether it’s from the rain or something your dog decided to roll in, leather collars can become dirty over time and begin to stink.

A stinky collar means that you’ll need to scrub the stink off with various concoctions of baking soda, peppermint soap, or whatever you have that can get rid of smells. So how do you clean a BioThane dog collar? Just wipe it off. BioThane coated webbing is waterproof, stink-proof, and headache proof for dog owners.

BioThane Dog Collars Can Take a Beating

When you think about it, leather is essentially a dried piece of cow. A leather collar might end up as your dog’s favorite chew toy, which could lead you to purchasing replacements collars after a few too many chomps. Your dog might not even be the one with the chewing problem; some other pooch at the park might saunter up and decide that your leather collar looks pretty intriguing.

It’s a dog eat dog collar world out there, but BioThane dog collars stay strong in the face of, well, a dog’s face. Even the strongest leather can be worn down after a few too many chews. BioThane coated webbing, on the other paw, makes for a practically indestructible dog collar.

Get BioThane Dog Collars for Good Dogs

Dog collars shouldn’t give you a headache. BioThane makes cleaning easy and can withstand a lot of abuse. It can even provide you with the look of leather that many people look for. Get your dog his or her own BioThane dog collars today.