Dog Collars Online
Pick a dog collar in the right neck size, material and style, and have it at your door fast. Supertails stocks dog collars from ₹129, from everyday dog collar belt styles in nylon and denim to a sturdy dog chain collar and soft padded collars for dogs with sensitive necks. Every collar comes from a genuine brand. Start with the product grid above, then use the guides below to match the collar to your dog's size, age and walks.
The Skatrs Collar with Bow at ₹129 is where our range starts and the Glucklich Classic Nylon Collar at ₹254 is a solid daily pick for most medium dogs. If your Lab pulls or your Indie slips out of a flat collar, read the martingale section first.
Types of Dog Collars: Belt, Leather, Chain and Martingale
Four styles cover almost every dog collar sold in India. Here is what each one does best.
Dog collar belt (flat buckle collars)
A dog collar belt is the standard flat collar with a buckle or quick-release clip. It suits daily wear, ID tags and most walks. Nylon and polyester dry quickly after a monsoon walk, and denim feels soft on short coats. Look for printed dog collars if your dog likes colour, and waterproof collars if your dog swims or lives in a humid coastal city. For a weatherproof pick, the Furry & Co Weatherproof Collar starts at ₹770 for neck size 7 to 12 inches.
Leather dog collars
... Leather dog collars look good and last for years once broken in, but they need care. Wipe them dry after rain and skip them for dogs that love puddles. If you are comparing dog collar leather against nylon, choose leather for a calm walker with a dry daily routine and nylon for a swimmer or a puppy that grows fast. Check the grid for leather options in your dog's neck size.
Dog chain collar
A dog chain collar is a slip or link chain that tightens when pulled. Use it only for short, supervised walks with a calm handler, never to correct pulling, because a jerk on a chain can bruise the throat. If your dog pulls, a harness is the safer tool. Chain collars are not for puppies, small breeds or flat-faced dogs such as Pugs.
Martingale collars
Martingale collars have a short loop that tightens gently when the dog backs out, so they suit narrow-headed breeds such as Greyhounds and Indie dogs with slim necks. The Let's Wag Martingale Fabric Collar comes in several colours, with prices from ₹585 to ₹675 by size. Use a martingale for walks only, and take it off at home.
Dog Collars by Need: Name Tags, Colours, Puppies and Special Cases
Most buyers search by what the dog needs, not by collar type. These are the needs we see most.
Dog collar with name and name tag
A dog collar with name tag is the fastest way for a stranger to call you if your dog slips out. Choose a collar with a metal ring, then add an engraved ID tag with your dog's name and your phone number. If you want a dog collar with name stitched or printed on the band, check the product page for personalisation, since not every style offers it. In cities that license pets, such as Bengaluru, the licence tag also hangs from the collar.
Pink dog collar and colour options
A pink dog collar is one of the most-searched colours for girls and puppies. The Let's Wag Martingale Fabric Collar in Pink is a good example, priced ₹585 to ₹675 by size. Most nylon styles also come in reds, blues, greens and prints, so filter the grid by colour and pick the neck size first.
Dog collar light and reflective collars
A dog collar light or reflective strip makes your dog visible to scooters and cars on evening walks, which matters on Indian roads. The Glucklich Everyday Reflective Collar costs ₹161 to ₹169, and the Kibbo Premium Reflective Padded Collar is ₹364 to ₹424. Browse reflective dog collars or read our guide to reflective collars.
Puppy collars and collars for sensitive skin
Puppies need a light, adjustable collar they can outgrow in weeks, so look at puppy collars with a quick-release clip. For a collar for dog with sensitive skin, pick a soft padded or mesh-lined band, keep it dry, and check the neck for redness every few days during humid months. A rash that does not clear in a few days needs a vet visit.
Cones and recovery collars after surgery
A dog collar cone is a different product from a daily collar. It keeps your dog from licking a wound, stitches or a hot spot. For a collar for dogs to prevent licking or a collar for dog after surgery, see our Elizabethan collar range, which comes in sizes from XS to XL.
Matching sets, pulling, barking and yards
If you want a matching dog collar and leash, browse collar and leash sets. A collar for dogs that pull is usually the wrong fix: a dog harness spreads the pressure across the chest, and our guide on how to stop pulling on the leash covers the training. A collar for dogs to stop barking does not address why the dog barks, so start with why dogs bark. No collar will keep a collar for dog to keep in yard safe either, so fence the yard and add a collar tag tracker. For collar for dog training, a flat collar and a calm leash are enough for most dogs.
Top-Selling Dog Collars on Supertails: Prices and Quick Picks
Prices change with size, so the range below covers the sizes in stock when this page was written. Check the live product page before you order.
| Product | Best for | Price (₹) |
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| Glucklich Everyday Reflective Collar for Dogs (Mint Green) | Evening walks, budget pick | 161 to 165 |
| Glucklich Polyester Printed Adjustable Collar for Dogs (Cadillac) | Printed everyday collar, XS to L | 279 to 424 |
| Kibbo Premium Reflective Padded Collar (Blue) | Sensitive necks, night visibility | 364 (M) to 424 (L) |
| Glucklich Printed Polyester Adjustable Pet Collar (Ohio) | Quick-release buckle, small dogs | 420 (XS) to 539 (M) |
| Let's Wag Martingale Fabric Collar for Dogs (Pink) | Narrow-headed breeds, escape artists | 585 (S) to 675 (L) |
| Furry & Co Weatherproof Collar for Dogs (Indigo Blue) | Rain, swimming, humid cities | 770 (S) to 840 (M) |
Collars start at ₹129 and most daily styles stay under ₹500. If you want to filter by budget, see collars under ₹199 or collars under ₹499.
How to Choose the Right Dog Collar for Your Dog
Measure the neck first
Wrap a soft tape around the middle of your dog's neck, where the collar sits, and add two fingers' room. If you can fit two fingers under the collar, it is snug but safe. Pick the size range that includes your number, not the next size up. Re-measure puppies every two weeks.
Match the material to your climate and dog
Nylon and polyester are best for most Indian homes. They dry fast, resist mould and cost less. Choose padded or mesh-lined bands for sensitive skin, leather for dry-weather walkers, and weatherproof coated bands for coastal or monsoon cities.
Check the fit and safety every week
Check the buckle, stitching and D-ring for wear. Take chain and martingale collars off at home, and never leave a dog unattended in a collar that can snag. Replace a frayed collar at once.
Why Pet Parents Buy Dog Collars From Supertails
We stock genuine brands only, so the stitching, buckles and metal rings are made to hold. Orders ship fast in many cities, and the delivery time for your pincode shows at checkout. If the size does not fit, our support team helps you exchange or return it under the policy shown on the product page. And if you are unsure about a collar for your dog's breed or a neck problem, our vets can help through the consultation service. Browse dog collars on Supertails and pick the one that fits your dog today.
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Your dog's collar is the first thing you reach for on every walk, so choose one that fits well and lasts. Order today and get it fast, only on Supertails.
FAQs
Is it good for dogs to wear collars?
... Yes, a well-fitted collar is good for most dogs because it holds the ID tag, licence tag and leash clip. Keep it snug enough for two fingers to fit under it. Many owners take the collar off at night or at home to rest the neck and coat, then put it back on before any outing. Check the neck skin whenever you take it off, and replace the collar once the edges fray or the buckle weakens.
What are the 7 different types of dog collars?
The common types are flat buckle, martingale, chain, head halter, prong, electronic and Elizabethan collars. Flat, martingale and Elizabethan collars suit most pet parents. Prong and electronic collars can hurt a dog and are not advised by most trainers. We focus on flat and martingale collars for daily walks, and chain collars for experienced handlers only. Head halters help some strong pullers but need a trainer's guidance to fit and introduce correctly.
Which collar is best for dogs?
A flat nylon or padded collar with a quick-release buckle is the best choice for most dogs. It is light, easy to clean and holds tags well. Choose a martingale if your dog slips out of flat collars, and a harness if your dog pulls or has a neck or windpipe problem. Measure the neck before you order, and choose the size range that includes your number.
What are the safest dog collars?
The safest collars are flat, padded or martingale styles in the correct size, with strong stitching and a quick-release buckle. Keep two fingers of room under the band and check it weekly for wear. Avoid prong and shock collars, and take martingale and chain collars off when your dog is unsupervised. A collar that is too loose can slip over the head, and one that is too tight can rub the skin.
Do vets recommend collars or harnesses?
Many vets suggest a harness for dogs that pull, small and flat-faced breeds, and any dog with neck or windpipe trouble. A collar still works well for ID and for calm walkers. The best setup is both: a flat collar with tags, plus a harness for walks. Our harness vs collar guide has more detail, including how to introduce a harness to a nervous dog.
Are dogs happier without a collar?
Dogs do not mind a comfortable collar, but a tight or heavy one can irritate the skin. Indoors, a short break is fine. Outdoors, always keep the collar on, because it holds your phone number if your dog gets lost. If your dog scratches at it, recheck the size and the material, and look for rubbing under the band. Rotate between two clean collars so one is always dry.
At what age should a puppy wear a collar?
Most puppies can start wearing a light collar at 8 to 10 weeks, for short spells indoors. Let them get used to it with treats and play. Outdoor walks should wait until your vet confirms the vaccination schedule is complete. Check the fit every week, because puppies outgrow collars fast. Start with a lightweight adjustable nylon band, and move to a sturdier size once your puppy settles into a steady growth pace.
Can a dog collar cause rashes in humid weather?
Yes. A wet or tight collar can rub the neck in humid cities like Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. Dry the collar after rain and baths, choose quick-drying nylon or padded mesh, and slide it up and down daily to check the skin. See a vet if the redness lasts more than a few days, or if you notice hair loss, a smell or open sores under the band.
How fast does Supertails deliver dog collars?
Delivery is fast in many cities, and the exact time for your pincode shows at checkout. Collars are small, light items, so most orders ship quickly. If the item is in stock, you can place the order any day. Track the order in your Supertails account or the app. If your size is unavailable, choose the nearest size range in stock, or check back, since popular colours sell out quickly.
What if the dog collar I order is the wrong size?
Measure your dog's neck first and compare it with the size chart on the product page. If it still does not fit, contact Supertails support and ask for an exchange or return under the policy shown on that product page. Keep the tags, packaging and receipt handy, and try the collar on indoors first so it stays in saleable condition.
