Safety guide - treat bags

Safety and Care Information – Treat Bags

Warnings and Safety Instructions

• Treat bags are intended for carrying dog treats during training, walks or everyday activities.
• Always supervise your dog when the treat bag is in use.
• Do not allow your dog to chew, bite or play with the bag as a toy.
• Keep drawstrings, straps and plastic or metal parts away from your dog’s mouth to avoid chewing or swallowing.
• Regularly check the bag, seams and closures for signs of wear or damage.
• Stop using the product and replace it if it is damaged (torn fabric, broken closure, loose parts).
• Not a toy for children.

Important Usage Notes

• Use only for its intended purpose – as a treat bag for dog training and rewarding.
• Not suitable for storing liquids.
• Avoid storing very greasy or strongly smelling treats in the bag for long periods.
• Do not modify the product (e.g. cutting off parts, attaching non-original components), as this may affect its safety and durability.

Care and Maintenance

• Empty the bag after each training session and remove leftover treats or crumbs.
• Wipe the inside and outside with a damp cloth and mild detergent if needed.
• Allow the bag to dry completely before refilling it with treats.
• Do not use aggressive cleaners, bleach or solvents.
• Do not expose the product to high heat sources (radiators, open flame, hot dryer), as this may deform or damage the material.

Storage Recommendations

• Store the treat bag in a dry, well-ventilated place.
• Do not store wet or moist treats inside the bag for an extended period.
• To prolong the life of the product, avoid long-term exposure to direct sunlight, moisture, mud and dirt when not in use.
• Keep out of reach of children when not in use.

Recycling and Environmental Responsibility

• This product may contain nylon or polyester fabric, webbing straps, plastic components (such as buckles, clips) and possibly metal parts.
• At the end of its life, dispose of the bag in accordance with your local recycling and waste regulations.
• Where available, fabric parts (nylon/polyester, webbing) can be given to textile recycling or disposed of in residual waste if no textile collection exists.
• If possible, separate plastic buckles and clips and place them in the plastic recycling stream, and metal parts in metal recycling, if such options are provided locally.
• Do not burn the product and do not dispose of it in nature.

• 2015
• 2014