A multi-pack can be convenient, but the spare collar still needs to remain protected until it is needed. Storage directions are product-specific, so the package and leaflet should stay with the unused collar.

Read the exact storage statement

Check the package and leaflet for temperature, light, moisture, expiry, handling, and disposal instructions. These directions take priority over general household advice.

Keep an unused collar sealed

Do not open a spare early unless the instructions require it. Its original sealed packaging helps preserve the product and keeps identifying details available.

Retain the carton and leaflet

Keep the product name, batch or lot details, expiry information, ingredients, warnings, and manufacturer contact information with the collar.

Choose a secure location

Store it out of sight and reach of children and animals, ideally in a closed location that cannot be accessed or knocked down. Do not store it with food, feed, medicines, or grooming treats.

Control heat, sunlight, and moisture

Avoid radiators, sunny windows, vehicles, bathrooms, and damp utility areas unless the label specifically permits those conditions. Never freeze or refrigerate a collar unless directed.

Review the exact multi-pack

Check current label and storage details for the grey two-pack DEWEL dog collars before storing or fitting either collar.

Do not transfer or relabel it

A loose collar in an unmarked bag can be confused with ordinary pet gear and loses important instructions. Keep it in the supplied packaging.

Check before fitting

Before use, review the expiry details and packaging condition. Do not use a collar that is damaged, leaking, unusually discoloured, or stored outside the labelled conditions.

Handle one collar at a time

Wash hands as directed after handling and prevent another animal or child from contacting the spare while one collar is being fitted.

Dispose according to the label

Do not flush, burn, or casually discard unused product. Follow the package and local disposal guidance, and ask a pharmacist, veterinarian, or local authority when unsure.

Frequently asked questions

Can general advice replace the product directions?

No. The current label, manual, and qualified professional advice take priority.

When should I stop?

Stop if you notice damage, instability, irritation, unexpected changes, or instructions you cannot follow safely.

Use a controlled process

Prepare the area, follow the exact directions, work in small steps, and inspect the result before regular use.