Dogs
Every dog owner knows how sad it would be to lose a pet and surely you will do anything to protect your pet from all dangers. The importance of providing your pet with a dog tag may be obvious – it greatly increases the chance of your dog being reunited with you in case it gets lost. Of course, pet tags are not just for dogs but for cats too!
A typical dog tag bears the dog’s name, home address, and the owner’s phone or mobile number. These details should be engraved on the tag to make sure that all information will be visible when it is most needed. For this reason, sterling silver and brass dog tags are popular among pet owners.
The aesthetic attributes of a dog tag such as the color, shape and design should be secondary factors. Always consider your dog’s comfort and safety, before anything else. A most recent innovation for pet lovers is the Virtual Leash, which was introduced in the market in May 2010 by Jack Carrier, owner of a company that offers dog tags for dogs and custom dog tags for dogs.
"Virtual Leash" shows more than just the address and the phone number. It gives your pet its very own website, containing all relevant information you want to provide to ensure that your dog will find its way to your home at the soonest possible time. The website address is included on the tag so the finder can check out the page and be able to see all information you entered about your pet. The finder can send you an instant alert, by clicking the “I found this pet” button and entering the last four digits of the phone number on the tag so you can be immediately notified through text, email, Twitter, Facebook or any method of notification you choose.
The owner’s personal identity is protected because all contact information stays hidden. It also includes a Google Map to show potential finders a safe place for your pet where you or your friends can go to pick up your pet.
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Dogs
The Importance of Giving Your Pet a Dog Tag
Every dog owner knows how sad it would be to lose a pet and surely you will do anything to protect your pet from all dangers. The importance of providing your pet with a dog tag may be obvious – it greatly increases the chance of your dog being reunited with you in case it gets lost. Of course, pet tags are not just for dogs but for cats too!A typical dog tag bears the dog’s name, home address, and the owner’s phone or mobile number. These details should be engraved on the tag to make sure that all information will be visible when it is most needed. For this reason, sterling silver and brass dog tags are popular among pet owners.
A pet wearing a tag indicates that it belongs to its owner, and that it has a loving home to return to. Aside from the dog tag, it’s also important to choose a matching collar that will securely stay on your dog until it’s safely home. However, see to it that the collar comfortably fits on your dog, not too tight or too lose either.
The aesthetic attributes of a dog tag such as the color, shape and design should be secondary factors. Always consider your dog’s comfort and safety, before anything else. A most recent innovation for pet lovers is the Virtual Leash, which was introduced in the market in May 2010 by Jack Carrier, owner of a company that offers dog tags for dogs and custom dog tags for dogs.
The owner’s personal identity is protected because all contact information stays hidden. It also includes a Google Map to show potential finders a safe place for your pet where you or your friends can go to pick up your pet.
- Pethub Qr Tags & Collars Help Lost Pets Get Home Faster
by Carrie Boyko, CEB Just today I saw another heartbreaking sign on a neighborhood tree. You know the one--"Lost Dog". Sadly, 6 to 8 million lost pets end up in shelters each year. Only 12% of dogs return home, and even fewer cats. Half of those that...
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by Carrie Boyko, CEB © Carrie Boyko Screenshot of Tanner's Pet QR Tag Page Bar codes are out of style, old-fashioned. Just when I was getting used to them and self-scanner checkouts at stores are becoming more commonplace, there's...
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By Linda Cole No matter how careful you are as a pet owner, sometimes the unexpected happens. I've had my share of frantic moments racing around the house searching for a pet I feared had gotten outside and was lost. And I have also had those fears...
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By Ruthie Bently Has this ever happened to you? You’re traveling on a country road, a busy interstate or even at your favorite store and you see a dog without their human owner. What do you do? First of all, if you decide to approach this dog, do so...
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Many people don’t realize how important having an identification tag on your pet is. Having worked in pet shops, it is really brought home to you when you hear the stories that your customers tell you when they come in to purchase a tag. It may just...