A pet tag has one job: get your pet home. The Pet ID Tag Studio designs both sides at once — the name big on the front, your phone number (and suburb if you like) on the back — with a live 3D preview of exactly what gets printed.
20mm for cats and tiny dogs, 25mm small dogs, 32mm the mid-size default, 40mm for big dogs where you want the name readable across a park. The studio shows a live weight estimate — even the 40mm tag is a fraction of the weight of a brass tag, which matters on a small collar.
Engraved is subtle and hard-wearing. Two-colour prints the text in a contrasting colour — the most readable option at a distance and the one we recommend for safety. Both print in tough PETG, which handles creek swims, park wrestles and being chewed on better than any coating.
We print pet tags in PETG — the material water bottles are made of, tough and flexible. It won't corrode like cheap metal tags, and the engraving can't rub off the way laser-etched aluminium does.
Far quieter than metal tags — most owners notice the jingle disappearing first.
Your phone number, and optionally a suburb. The studio's back-side editor shows exactly how it fits at your chosen size.
It signals to a finder (and any vet or shelter) that your pet's chip is registered — scan it and they'll reach you even if the phone number fails.
The 20mm tag — designed for cat collars, light enough that it doesn't drag the collar down. Remember breakaway collars for cats.
Printed to order in 3-5 days in Melbourne, then tracked shipping — or grab one as a gift for a new-puppy household, it's a winner.
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