Dog ID tags are the primary tools of identification for dogs (and cats) and are worn on their collars. All other IDs are secondary. 90% of lost dogs found without a tag DO NOT reach home and 90% of lost dogs with tags DO reach home! Therefore the dog ID tag is the best ticket home for a lost pet. How will you find the best one for your beloved pet? Here are some tips.
Red Dingo ID Tags are available in countless combinations of color, shapes, designs and styles. We have given some of them in this article too. They have ID tags for dogs as well as cats.
Durability: Regarding how a pet tag should be, remember that you are going to put it on your dog and so it should be very durable in the first place. Your dog won’t care for its intactness while playing, running, or doing any other activity. With the dog’s rough usage in mind, you should consider to have strong ID tag for her/him.
Lightweight: The tag should also be light in weight. If it is heavy, the dog will tend to take it off in any possible way. S/He won’t feel comfortable while moving about and will keep complaining. Therefore you should see to it that the tag should be lightweight.
Ease in Cleaning: Another point to consider is how easy it is to clean. With the dog’s normal activities and perspiration, saliva etc, it is going to get dirty, in which case it will be difficult to read. Therefore it should be easy to clean.
Legible: The most important point is the tag should be easily readable. If your dog is lost, whoever finds her/him should be able to read the address clearly; only then that person can bring your dog to you. So, keep this point in mind.
Engraved ID tags are the best. If the information is printed, there are chances that it will be washed away upon coming in contact with water or other elements. Engraved information is permanent.
Regarding material, the tag made from metal or plastic can be easily engraved and are also easy to clean.
The tags by Red Dingo have all the above qualities. Also watch an extensive array of other pet products on WackyPets.co.uk.