Collection: Custom Dog Tags & Dog ID Tags

Keep your pet safe, stylish, and legally compliant with our custom dog ID tags. Handcrafted in the UK from genuine, waterproof BioThane®, our slide-on dog tags offer a 100% silent alternative to traditional jingling metal tags. Explore our customisable range designed to fit snugly onto standard collars without falling off

What information must legally be on a UK dog ID tag?

Under the UK Control of Dogs Order 1992, every dog ID tag must legally state:

  • Owner's surname
  • Owner's house number (or name) and postcode

While adding a phone number isn't legally required, it is strongly recommended so anyone who finds your dog can reach you instantly.

Can I get fined if my dog doesn’t have a collar tag?

Yes. Under the Control of Dogs Order 1992, failing to have a compliant collar and ID tag in a public place is considered an offence. If prosecuted, owners face fines of up to £5,000. On top of that, dog wardens have the legal right to seize tagless dogs in public as strays.

What makes slide-on BioThane dog tags better than metal tags?

They are 100% silent, waterproof, and won't fall off. Traditional metal dog tags jingle noisily against food bowls, scratch quickly, and regularly snap off split rings during outdoor adventures. Our slide-on BioThane® dog tags slide onto the collar, never rattle, don't catch, and wipe clean instantly after muddy walks.

Will these slide-on dog tags fit my dog’s existing collar?

Yes! Our slide-on dog ID tags are designed for Biothane collars, but they can also fit standard flat webbing and leather collars. Simply select your collar width when ordering to ensure a secure fit.

Are any dogs exempt from wearing a collar and tag?

Yes, but only under specific working conditions. Exemptions apply to:

  • Registered guide dogs accompanying a visually impaired person.
  • Police or armed forces dogs on active duty.
  • Dogs actively herding livestock or working pack hounds.
  • Dogs engaged in official search and rescue operations.

Note: All standard companion pets must wear a compliant collar and tag in public spaces.