Pet leash Chaba SMYCZ METAL 3.5/40 — Chaba metal leash 3.5 mm × 40 cm

Chaba SMYCZ METAL 3.5/40 — Chaba metal leash 3.5 mm × 40 cm is a short, sturdy metal lead designed for controlled handling of small to medium pets. The leash combines a slim 3.5 mm metal construction with a compact 40 cm length to provide reliable connection between handler and collar or harness. It is intended for situations that require close control, such as short walks, grooming, or quick restraining moments, offering a durable alternative to fabric or nylon leads.

Advantages

The metal construction offers high tensile strength and abrasion resistance in a compact form factor, reducing the risk of fraying compared with textile leads. Its 3.5 mm diameter balances strength and lightweight handling for improved control. The 40 cm length keeps the pet close to the handler for precise positioning during grooming, veterinary checks or in crowded environments. A secure metal clasp provides reliable attachment to collars and harnesses.

Suitable for

• Short controlled walks in urban or crowded areas
• Grooming and veterinary handling where close control is required
• Training exercises focused on heel and close-position control
• Temporary restraint for small to medium dogs and other similarly sized pets

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for the leash and clasp
• Thickness: 3.5 mm
• Length: 40 cm
• Attachment: metal clasp suitable for collars and harnesses
• Intended pet size: small to medium

How to use

Attach the metal clasp securely to the pet's collar or harness ensuring the connection is locked and positioned correctly. Hold the leash close to the clasp for the greatest control when guiding or restraining the pet; the short 40 cm length is designed to keep the animal near the handler. Inspect the leash and clasp regularly for signs of wear or deformation and replace the lead if any damage is detected. Use the leash for brief periods of close handling rather than prolonged tethering.

Usage recommendations

For safe use, pair the metal leash with a properly fitted collar or harness and avoid using it as a sole long-term tether. Avoid exposing the metal to corrosive environments and dry it if wet to maintain the clasp function. Supervise pets at all times while restrained and select this leash primarily for short, controlled tasks such as grooming, veterinary visits, or close urban walks.