The phrase "a pet collar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collar specifically designed for pets, typically for identification or control purposes.
Example: "I bought a new pet collar for my dog that has a reflective strip for safety during nighttime walks."
Alternatives: "a pet necklace" or "a pet harness".
First thought: an electronic pet collar.
Ian Gregory, a lobbyist for pet collar manufacturers, campaigned to prevent the ban on containment fences, arguing that they helped prevent some of the 300,000 deaths of cats in road accidents.
That said, inventor Jed Berks has designed a pet safety collar that has me scratching my head.
It also has a hole in it so it can be easily hooked onto a keychain or even a pet's collar — vs the larger, thinner Protag, which looks like it's been designed to be slotted into a wallet, much like a credit card, or tucked into a bag pocket.
At the tour on Tuesday, AT&T also unveiled new products, including a global position system device that can be attached to a pet's collar.
A rabies tag on a pet's collar does not necessarily mean the vaccine is up to date.
If you're anything like me — and let's face it, you're reading CrunchGear, so chances are high that you are — you had more than a fleeting notion to buy one of those pet collar cameras to use for yourself, rather than your pet.
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While the story had a happy ending, veterinarians say it's also a cautionary tale about the importance of pet collars and tags.
