| Keepsafe(TM) Break-Away Collar |
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| The Break-Away Collar That Prevents Strangulation Accidents |
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| Protect Your Pet and Help a Worthy Cause! All profits from the sale of the KeepSafe Collar from this website will be donated by Healthy Pets Housecalls to aid the animal victims of the recent hurricanes. |
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| Collar Strangulation Statistics Veterinarian Survey Results* |
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| 91% of veterinarians reported having seen/heard of 1-5 dogs injured or strangled by their collar in their practice within the last year. 5% of veterinarians reported having seen/heard of 6-10 dogs injured or strangled by their collar in their practice within the last year. 4% of veterinarians reported that they have not seen or heard or any dogs injured or strangled by their collar within the last year. |
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| The Most Frequently Reported Accidents Accidents reported in order of prevalence |
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| Fence: Occurs when peering over, jumping onto, or digging under. Two dogs at play: Occurs when lower jaw of one dog becomes caught in the other's collar. Crate: when ID tags become stuck in bars of crate (statistically same as 2 dogs at play). Branches: happens when collar becomes tangled in brush/branches when playing outdoors. Heating/Cooling Air Vents: Occurs when ID tags become affixed to air vent. |
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| Dog Owner Awareness of Collar Injury/Strangulation Veterinarians believe that only 1 in 4 dog owners are aware of the risks of collar injury or strangulation. Break-Away Collar for Dogs 93% of veterinarians reported that they would recommend a break-away collar for dogs. *An informal survey was conducted in January 2003 at the North American Veterinary conference of more than 100 veterinarians. |
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