The number one reason to have your dog wear a tag is to facilitate the return of your pet in the event that they get lost or you become separated. These “silencers” pad your dog’s tag, preventing it from audibly clanging against any other metal buckles or studs on your pet’s collar. To prevent the sound of a metal dog tag jingling as your pet moves, some tags come with plastic or rubber gaskets that are fitted around the exterior of the tag itself. A tag that is too discreet may go unnoticed and leave passersby to assume that your pet may not have an owner to reach out to. The assurance of seeing a tag on your pet may provide other people with the confidence they need to try to approach your dog to take a closer look at their contact information. A brightly colored tag will also allow strangers to note from a distance that your dog is not a stray. Selecting a color for your dog’s tag is a fun way to accessorize your pet. Large, dangling tags may dip into your pet’s food or mud and become difficult to clean. Small tags are discreet, but tiny fonts may be challenging for people to read. It’s important to select a dog tag that is small enough to not annoy your pet, but also large enough to provide the space needed to engrave important contact information.
What to look for in quality PetSmart dog tags Traditional dog tags in a range of materials and designs can be purchased for $4-$20. PetSmart offers dog tags with smart features for $25-$35. How much you can expect to spend on PetSmart dog tags
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