Brass Pet Name Tags
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Stepping out in style isn't just for the UK's trendiest humans; our furry companions are getting in on the action too. The new must-have accessory? Custom, engraved brass pet name tags that are as fashionable as they are functional. Exquisitely crafted for the Labradors lounging in Liverpool, the Spaniels sprinting in Surrey, or even the mysterious moggies of Manchester, these tags are the talk of the town.
Available in sizes to fit the playful puppy Jack Russells, the noble large German Shepherds, and the poised Persians, there's a perfect fit for every pet. Whether you're opting for a personalised dog tag with your pets name on the front and contact info on the back, or a more discreet "I'm chipped" with important digits engraved behind, our double-sided tags cater to every pet parent's preference.
And for those looking to inject a little humour into their pet's persona, our funny tags are a hit, while our luxury designs add a touch of sophistication. Celebrating the festive season? Our Christmas novelty tags have got your pet covered. The variety is endless - from classic round tags to playful bone-shaped and contemporary washer tags.
Quality is at the forefront. Each tag is meticulously crafted from 2mm thick gold coloured brushed brass, ensuring durability and a waterproof finish. Laser engraved details mean every character shines clearly, and with two split rings accompanying each tag, attaching it to your pet's collar is a breeze.
In search of the perfect gift for a pet lover? These tags, with an optional gift box, are the answer.
Step into our world of bespoke pet tags, where your fur baby’s name becomes a mark of elegance. Remember, it's not just a tag; it's their signature statement.
FAQs
If you're unsure about what information to include on your dog's ID name tag, don't worry! This handy guide will provide you with the necessary details required by UK Law.
Although the law, known as the Control of Dogs Order 1992, may seem a little outdated as it was implemented before the era of easy access to GPS and the internet, it's still relevant today. According to the law, any dog in a public place should have the owner's name and address either inscribed on the collar or on a name plate or disc attached to it.
Here's an example of what you should include on your dog's ID tag:
Example 1:
A Barker
52 / PAW 01S
07010 123456 (optional)
Example 2:
A Barker
52 Woof Street
PAW 01S
07010 123456 (optional)
In both examples, including your telephone number is optional, but we highly recommend it since most of us own smartphones.
The size of the dog name tag you need depends on various factors, including the size and breed of your dog, as well as your personal preference.
Generally, for cats, smaller breeds or puppies, a 20mm tag may be suitable. Medium-sized dogs often do well with a 25mm tag, while larger breeds may require a 30mm tag for better visibility.
Consider the space needed to accommodate the necessary information comfortably.
Ultimately, choose a size that allows for clear legibility and ensures your dog's identification is easily readable.
Including your dog's name on their tag is a personal decision. While it can create a sense of familiarity and help identify your pet, some owners prefer not to display their dog's name for security reasons. Instead, opt for using a phone number, your last name or just the phrase "Lost Dog" along with contact details to ensure your furry friend can be easily reunited with you.
If you'd rather not include your pets name, here are a few other examples many of our customers opt for instead.
- Beloved Companion
- Call my Humans!
- I'm Chipped
- I'm Deaf
- Lost Dog
- Microchipped
- Needs Meds
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