Custom Engraved Dog Collar for Puppies and Cats

Built to be read at a glance

• A name and number you can read from a distance

  The plate is metal with rivets along the edge, and the engraving carries the pet's name and your phone number. Add a paw or a boy or girl symbol if you want one. A finder sees the details without having to unclip anything.

• Soft faux leather with contrast stitching you can see

  The strap has a glossy-satin finish and a smooth stitched edge. The buckle is nickel with an adjustable roller, and the D-ring gives you a clean spot to hang a tag. It feels light on a small neck, which is the point for a puppy or a cat.

• Five colours for a small pet that wants its own look

  Black, red, blue, pink and chocolate brown cover most coats. Pink and blue make a clear pick for a puppy's first collar, and black or brown suits a cat that is out and about. Each colour has its own sizes from XS to L.

Set up the collar in three steps

1. 1
   Pick the colour and size

   Choose black, red, blue, pink or brown, then pick XS, S, M or L for your pet's neck.

2. 2
   Add the engraving details

   In the order notes, write the pet's name, your phone number and an optional boy or girl symbol. The plate is engraved from that text.

3. 3
   Fit the collar

   Buckle the collar so you can slip two fingers under the strap. Clip a tag to the D-ring if you want a second contact point.

The collar that says who they belong to

The door opens and the collar stays behind

Anyone who has owned a small dog or a cat knows the moment. The door opens, the animal slips out, and the only thing left on the mat is a collar with no name on it. Nothing on the strap tells a neighbour or a passer-by whose pet they just found.

Your name and number, right on their neck

The ID plate is metal, with rivet accents, and it is engraved with the pet's name, your phone number and a paw or boy or girl symbol. The engraving is cut into the brushed silver, so it reads as a real plate and not a sticker that peels off after a month of walks.

Set it up before the first walk

New puppies and kittens are the easiest to set up. Choose a colour that suits the animal, type the name and number into the order notes, and the collar arrives ready for the first walk. Walks and indoor days feel simpler when the collar already says who the pet belongs to.