For the months when 5pm is already dark
LED Light-Up Safety Dog Collar
LED Light-Up Safety Dog Collar
You can see your dog because you know where they are. The car coming around the bend does not.
Give your dog a light of their own, instead of a reflector that only works once headlights find it.
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Fit & setup
Measure the neck with a soft tape where the collar sits and add room for two fingers flat underneath. XS 11-15 in, S 13.4-16.1 in, M 14.6-18.1 in, L 16.1-20.5 in, XL 16.5-22 in. Between two sizes, take the larger.
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The clocks go back and suddenly every walk is a night walk.
A reflective strip only works once headlights are already pointed at your dog. The Lunna Pet Co. LED Light-Up Safety Dog Collar makes its own light instead — a fiber-optic strip running the full length of the nylon, bright enough that a driver, a cyclist, or you across a dark field sees your dog long before a reflector would have done anything.
Seen first, not seen eventually
- Light of its own: Reflective material needs a light source aimed at it. This one is the light source, which is the whole difference on an unlit path.
- Four modes: Steady, fast flash, slow flash, and off — cycled with one button. Flashing catches an eye faster; steady is easier to follow yourself.
- USB rechargeable: No button cells to hunt for. The cable is in the box.
- Works as an ordinary collar: Adjustable nylon with a side-release buckle and a D-ring. Turn the light off and it is just a collar in daylight.
- Certified to CE, RoHS and EN471: EN471 is the European standard for high-visibility clothing.
Size chart
- XS — neck 11 to 15 in (28–38 cm), 0.8 in wide
- S — neck 13.4 to 16.1 in (34–41 cm), 1 in wide
- M — neck 14.6 to 18.1 in (37–46 cm), 1 in wide
- L — neck 16.1 to 20.5 in (41–52 cm), 1 in wide
- XL — neck 16.5 to 22 in (42–56 cm), 1 in wide
Measure the neck with a soft tape where the collar sits, then add room for two fingers flat under it. If the measurement lands between two sizes, take the larger.
How to use
- Remove the plastic tab first. There is a small film under the switch that stops the light coming on in transit. The collar will not light until you pull it out.
- Charge it fully before the first walk using the included USB cable.
- Fit the collar so two fingers slide flat underneath. Any looser and it can pull over the ears.
- Press the button to cycle steady, fast flash, slow flash, off. Flashing is more visible to traffic; steady is easier for you to track.
- Wipe it with a damp cloth. Do not submerge it — the electronics are water-resistant, not waterproof.
Good to know
- Water-resistant, not waterproof. Rain and wet grass are fine. Swimming and baths are not.
- Being visible is not being protected. Keep your dog leashed near traffic regardless of what they are wearing.
- Use the D-ring for identification tags. For pulling on a leash, a harness is the safer attachment point.
- Runtime depends on the mode — flashing lasts considerably longer than steady.
- Except on white, the light glows the same color as the collar webbing.
- Rechargeable version only. Material: nylon webbing with a fiber-optic LED strip.
For the four months when the walk and the dark arrive together.

The problem
You can see your dog because you know where they are. The car coming around the bend does not.
The clocks change and the evening walk moves into the dark. Same route, same dog, except now a black lab on an unlit path is genuinely invisible until something is close enough to be a problem.
Most collars answer this with a reflective strip. Reflective works — but only in the second after a headlight lands on it, and only if the beam is pointed the right way. On a footpath, in a park, or crossing a road at an angle, there is often no beam at all.
The shift
Give your dog a light of their own, instead of a reflector that only works once headlights find it.
An illuminated collar removes the dependency. A fiber-optic strip runs the full length of the webbing and emits its own light, so your dog is visible from every direction at once — to drivers, to cyclists, and to you when they are forty metres away in an unlit field.
Four modes cover the situations differently. A flashing light registers faster in peripheral vision, which is what you want near traffic. A steady glow is easier to follow yourself when your dog is off-lead in the dark. It charges over USB, so nothing depends on finding button cells at the wrong moment.
- Fiber-optic strip that emits its own light
- Four modes: steady, fast flash, slow flash, off
- USB rechargeable, cable included
- Adjustable nylon with side-release buckle and D-ring
- Certified to CE, RoHS and EN471
- Eight colors, five sizes
Specifications
Measurements and materials
Full specifications
- Material
- Nylon webbing with fiber-optic LED strip
- Power
- USB rechargeable, cable included
- Modes
- Steady, fast flash, slow flash, off
- Sizes
- XS 11-15 in, S 13.4-16.1 in, M 14.6-18.1 in, L 16.1-20.5 in, XL 16.5-22 in
- Width
- 0.8 in (XS), 1 in (S to XL)
- Certification
- CE, RoHS, EN471
- Water resistance
- Water-resistant, not submersible
- Package contents
- One collar, one USB cable
Check measurements and compatibility before ordering.
Compatibility and limits
What this product does not do
- Remove the plastic tab under the switch before first use, or the light will not come on.
- Water-resistant, not waterproof. Not for swimming or baths.
- Visibility is not protection. Keep your dog leashed near traffic regardless.
- Use the D-ring for tags. For a dog that pulls, attach the leash to a harness instead.
- Runtime varies by mode; flashing lasts considerably longer than steady.
- Except on white, the light glows the same color as the webbing.
Ready when you are
$21.90 USD
Secure checkout and order tracking. Check measurements and compatibility before ordering.
LED Light-Up Safety Dog Collar
$21.90 USD