Snuffle Bags
Use with biscuits, seeds, cheese etc. (Avoid raw as cannot wash at high temps to sanitise).
Machine wash at 30°C and air dry open. Do not iron.
Snuffle mats
Use with biscuits, seeds, cheese etc. (Avoid raw as cannot wash at high temps to sanitise).
Machine wash at 30°C and air dry. Can pop near the radiator or in the sun to speed it up a bit!
Faux-fur Tuggies
Machine wash at 30°C and air dry , fluff up faux-fur with a good shake and rub.
You can also put in the tumble drier on LOW for 5 minutes to dry and fluff up quickly.
Fleece tuggies
Machine wash at 30°C and air dry flat.
Fleece & fur tuggies: you can fluff up faux-fur with a quick rub if you like.
Clothing
Machine wash at 30°C and hang out to dry.
Dog walking t-shirt do not iron
Sweaters and tie-dye t-shirts: do not iron over printed designs
BioThane
Product
care
long lines & leads
Wash off mud/dirt when needed with mild soap in kitchen sink (using luke warm water). Or wipe clean with damp towel. Leave to air-dry flat to preserve metal hardware.
Rinse off salt water and strong chemicals. Clean off sand/grit to avoid clip/buckle jams. If trailing line, remove clumps of mud/grass/debris when seen to avoid extra strain on hardware.
walking belts
Wash at 30, air dry flat.
Wash off mud/dirt when needed with mild soap in kitchen sink (using luke warm water). Or wipe clean with damp towel. Leave to air-dry flat to preserve metal hardware.
Rinse off salt water and strong chemicals. Clean off sand/grit to avoid clip/buckle jams.
collars
Wash off mud/dirt when needed with mild soap in kitchen sink (using luke warm water). Or wipe clean with damp towel. Leave to air-dry flat to preserve metal hardware.
Rinse off salt water and strong chemicals. Clean off sand/grit to avoid clip/buckle jams.
standard leads
Wash off mud/dirt when needed with mild soap in kitchen sink (using luke warm water). Or wipe clean with damp towel. Leave to air-dry flat to preserve metal hardware.
Rinse off salt water and strong chemicals. Clean off sand/grit to avoid clip/buckle jams.
