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Nameplates & ID Tags

Nameplates and ID tags for collars are crucial for gun dogs, hunting dogs, and pets. In case your dog gets lost, the information on the collar ID tag is critical for reuniting your dog with you. Since the space on the ID tag is limited, it's important to include only the necessary information that will help your dog get back home as soon as possible.
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Nameplates & ID Tags: The Essential Tool to Help Reunite Your Lost Pet

As a pet owner, the safety and security of your furry friend is of utmost importance. One simple way to ensure your pet’s safety is by using nameplates and ID tags for their collars. These tags will help identify your pet and contain necessary information that will help in reuniting them with you if lost.

It’s a common scenario for hunting dogs and gun dogs to run off into the woods or fields and get lost. In such situations, ID tags on their collars become critical for tracking and finding them. The same applies to pets that accidentally slip out of the house or run away from home. When they are found by someone else, their nameplate and ID tags with the pet owner’s contact information can help bring them back to their loving homes.

Choosing the right nameplate or ID tag is important. You have plenty of options to choose from depending on your needs and preference. Some of the popular materials are stainless steel, brass, or swat rivets. Each material has its own benefits and drawbacks, and the choice also depends on the type of pet and their activities.

For instance, FieldKing Solid Brass Nameplate is a good option for gun dogs or outdoor pets. It can withstand rough use and doesn’t get rusty easily. The Nite Ize, S-Biner TagLock Stainless, Stainless or FieldKing STAINLESS STEEL Nameplate can be a good choice if you are seeking a rust-free and durable option. The FieldKing Traveling Solid Brass Nameplate and FieldKing Traveling STAINLESS STEEL Nameplate are lightweight and perfect for dogs that travel frequently.

In addition, Brass Swat Rivets (6 sets per pack) and Nickel Plated Swat Rivets (6 sets per pack) are good options if you wish to personalize the collar for your pet. You can add your pet’s name or any other necessary information using these small rivets.

Finally, the FieldKing Stainless Steel Dog Tag, 1/16 Inch Lettering is a versatile option for all kinds of dogs including hunting dogs, pets, and outdoor dogs. These nameplates can be customized with your personal information and come in different lettering size options.

Nameplates & ID Tags Q & A

How can nameplates and ID tags help reunite your lost pet?
The information on the collar ID tag is critical for reuniting your pet with you when they get lost. It helps in identifying your pet and contains necessary information that will help bring them back home.
What are some popular materials for nameplates and tags?
Stainless steel, brass, and swat rivets are some of the popular materials used to make nameplates and tags.
Which nameplate is good for gun dogs or outdoor pets?
FieldKing Solid Brass Nameplate is a good option for gun dogs and outdoor pets as it can withstand rough use.
What are Brass Swat Rivets used for?
Brass Swat Rivets (6 sets per pack) and Nickel Plated Swat Rivets (6 sets per pack) are used to personalize your pet's collar with their name or other necessary information.
Which nameplate is good for dogs that travel frequently?
FieldKing Traveling Solid Brass Nameplate and FieldKing Traveling STAINLESS STEEL Nameplate are lightweight and perfect for dogs that travel frequently.
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