Stainless Steel Pet ID Tags provide Function & Durability

roger • September 19, 2017

Pet Tags for your Pet - Browels ID Solutions

When shopping for an ID tag to protect your pet, function and durability are important considerations. If your main concern is getting your pet back, should they be lost, then there is nothing better than a stainless steel pet ID tag. Stainless steel pet ID tags last forever and wear better then less durable aluminum or plastic tags. Stainless steel tags do not discolor, become dull, rust, bend, or wear through, and are ideal for pets who love the water, or active pets that can be very rough on their tags. Dogs are extremely tough on ID tags. Constant abrasion wears most tags down. If your dog is active, you probably already know how much you've spent replacing flimsy, thin, inexpensive ID tags that easily discolor, damage and fall off.

At Browels, all our pet ID tags are made from high quality stainless steel and available in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit every size of dog or cat. All ID tags can be engraved on both sides, with deep clear quality engraving, and include a strong split ring or rivets for attachment to your pet's collar. We also provide ID tags which include a medical emblem to highlight a pet’s allergies or medical conditions. Click here to Build Your Own ID Pet Tag or to view our selection of pet ID tags.

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