GlowGuard LED Collar Light – A Bright Boost for Nighttime Adventures

Some pets can't sit still — and when they chase scents under the stars, they vanish faster than you can call their name. That's where our GlowGuard LED Pendant comes in: a pocket-sized beacon built to keep your furry wanderer safely lit after sundown.

What Makes It Different?

🌧️Rain? Mud? Bring It On.

Tough-as-nails silicone wraps around the core, shrugging off bad weather and everyday scuffs without slowing down.

💡 Big Glow, Tiny Package.

The LED throws out a strong, steady glow that cuts through the dark. Night joggers, cars, and other walkers will spot your pet before you even spot them.

🐾 Soft Enough for Everyday.

Made from squishy silicone that bends and flexes with your pet’s every move. No hard plastic digging in or bouncing awkwardly.

🔋 Battery’s Already Inside.

Each GlowGuard comes with a CR2032 button battery tucked inside. Pop it in place, click it once, and you're good for weeks of evening strolls.

Slide the silicone ring over any collar or harness—no wrestling with buckles, no complicated straps.

Six shades — bright enough to match any personality, from bold explorers to shy couch cuddlers.

The Basics:

• Materials: Stretchy silicone and tough plastic shell

• Battery: CR2032 button (yep, included)

• Size: About 7.8cm long, feather-light

• Modes: Flashing or steady glow

• Best For: Dogs, cats, and gear (backpacks, bikes, camping gear)

Good to Know:

• Measurements might be off by a hair or two (1–2cm).

• Screen settings might tweak colour a little.

Why Pet Owners Swear By It:

✔️ Keeps pets visible after dark

✔️ Feels light as air, even for tiny pets

✔️ Survives mud puddles, rainstorms, and rough play

✔️ Swaps batteries in seconds

✔️ Makes night walks way less stressful

Ready to Light the Way?

🛒 Toss a GlowGuard in your cart — your next night walk will thank you.

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