Product Overview
This silicone dog muzzle is designed to protect people, pets, and your dog—from impulsive nips, scavenging, or stressful vet and grooming visits—without blocking panting or drinking. The soft, flexible shell and rounded edges are gentle on skin and fur, while wide vents keep airflow high. The adjustable head and neck straps help you dial in a secure, comfortable fit. Available in multiple colors and sizes with OEM/ODM logo and packaging support.
Key Benefits
● Soft & flexible silicone: kind to sensitive skin; no sharp edges.
● Breathable design: large vents for panting and heat release.
● Allows drinking & treat-feeding: small treats fit through the front slots for training.
● Anti-bite & anti-scavenge: reduces risk during walks, grooming, and vet care.
● Adjustable fit: head/neck straps with quick-release buckle.
● Durable & easy to clean: rinse or wash with mild soap; dries fast.
● Color & branding options: stock colors or custom Pantone, logo embossing.
When to Use
● Vet visits, grooming, nail trims
● Reactive or anxious dogs in crowded places
● Preventing scavenging/foraging on walks
● Training sessions where safe management is needed
※A muzzle is a management tool, not a cure. Pair it with positive training to improve behavior.
Sizing & Fit Guide
Measure two points using a soft tape:
1. Circumference: around the widest part of the snout with mouth closed.
2. Length: from nose tip to just below the eyes.
Pick the size where both measurements fall within the range, and always leave room for panting (a little extra clearance at the front). If between sizes, choose the larger.
(Add your S M L size table here, e.g., Circumference + Length ranges.)
How to Introduce the Muzzle (Training)
1. Create a positive association: show the muzzle → reward.
2. Touch & treat: touch muzzle to the nose → reward.
3. Nose in by choice: smear a bit of wet food/peanut butter (xylitol-free) inside the front; let the dog place the nose in → reward.
4. Short wears: buckle for 3–5 seconds, treat; gradually extend time.
5. Add movement: wear during calm walks at first; keep sessions short and happy.
How to Use (Daily)
● Check straps and buckles before each wear.
● Adjust so you can fit one to two fingers between strap and neck.
● Ensure your dog can pant and drink.
● Supervise while wearing; do not leave a muzzled dog unattended.
● After use, rinse and air-dry the muzzle.
Materials & Care
● Material: food-grade LFGB/FDA-style silicone (BPA-free); nylon straps; quick-release buckle.
● Cleaning: hand-wash with mild detergent; rinse and air-dry.
● Storage: keep out of direct sun/heat; avoid sharp objects.
● Replacement: if torn or heavily abraded, replace for safety.
FAQs
Can my dog breathe and pant normally?
Yes. The open, vented design supports panting and drinking.
Is it chew-proof?
Silicone is tough but not indestructible. Supervise; remove if your dog tries to chew the muzzle.
Can I feed treats through it?
Yes—use small, soft treats through the front slots to reward calm behavior.
Is this suitable for brachycephalic (short-nose) breeds?
Some flat-faced dogs need breed-specific muzzles. Contact us with measurements for guidance.
Will it stop barking completely?
It reduces intensity but is not a bark-control device. Use training to address barking.
Product Specs (example)
● Sizes: S / M / L (custom sizes available)
● Weight: lightweight for daily wear
● Straps: adjustable head + neck, quick-release
● Colors: black, pink, blue, orange, green (custom Pantone on request)
● Branding: molded logo, private-label packaging
Which should you choose?
● Daily walks, precise fit, strong pullers: Webbing strap (stable, micro-adjustable, very strong).
● Wet/muddy use, quick cleanup, sensitive skin: Silicone strap (waterproof, hypoallergenic, wipes clean).
● Grooming/vet use where sanitation matters: Silicone strap.
● Long, active hikes where set-and-forget fit matters: Webbing strap.
Safety tips (both types)
● Leave room to pant and drink; do the two-finger strap check.
● Inspect for frays (webbing) or nicks/tears (silicone). Replace if damaged.
● Supervise while muzzled; do not leave the dog unattended.