Personalised Pet Accessories

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Personalised collars, bowls and mats put your pet's name and your phone number where they will actually be seen. The engraving here sits on the collar itself, either on a metal plate riveted flat to a leather collar or marked straight into the buckle of a semi-choke collar, with named bowls and feeding mats to match at home.

Engraving is ID

A microchip is only read at a vet or a rescue centre. The person who actually finds a lost dog is a neighbour standing in the street with a phone in their hand, and what they need is a number they can read there and then. Engraving puts that on the collar permanently. The leather collar with an engraved name plate carries a metal plate riveted flat to the strap, and the semi-choke collar is marked into its metal buckle at no extra cost. Neither wears away the way ink on a plastic disc does, and neither hangs from a split ring that can work open in a hedge. Rules on identifying a dog in public differ from country to country, so it is worth checking what yours asks for.

What to engrave

Put your phone number on first and think twice about the pet's name. A stranger who can ring you does not need the name, and a name on display makes it easier for someone else to call your dog away from you. If you want both, lead with the number so that is the part which is certainly legible. Space is limited: on the leather collar and on the semi-choke collar you have 20 characters in total including spaces, which is roughly the length of BELLA 0701234567. Write the number in full international form if you travel with your dog, and read the digits back once before you order, because both are engraved to order and the text cannot be changed afterwards.

No jingling tags

Anyone who has lain awake listening to a metal disc clink against a food bowl knows the case against hanging tags. They rattle with every step, snag on blankets and crate bars, and cats in particular learn to resent them. Because an engraved plate sits flush along the strap, a leather collar with an engraved plate is quiet and there is nothing swinging about to catch on things. It also simply looks tidier. If you still want a bell or a spare tag, that collar has a small extra D-ring for one, and plain everyday alternatives sit in collars, leads and harnesses.

Named bowls and mats

Naming the feeding station is not only decoration. In a two-pet home it settles who eats where, which matters when one animal is on a different diet or eats far more slowly than the other. A personalised pet bowl with the name on it suits dogs and cats alike, and a personalised feeding mat underneath catches spilled water and scattered kibble so the floor survives mealtimes. Together they make an easy gift for a new puppy or kitten. For stands, slow feeders and water fountains, see bowls, feeders and water.

Getting the fit right

An engraved collar is only worth having if it stays on and stays comfortable, so measure rather than guessing from your dog's weight. Run a soft tape round the neck where the collar naturally sits, leave two fingers of slack, then match that figure to the neck range in the size table on the product page. The leather collar runs from XS for kittens and toy breeds up to XL for a neck of 55 cm, while the semi-choke collar comes in three sizes and draws in as a dog backs up, which suits greyhounds, whippets and other narrow-headed breeds that can reverse out of a flat collar. Between two sizes take the larger, and check a growing puppy every few weeks.

Petifo is a Swedish company and we ship across the EU with tracked delivery. Prices include VAT, with no extra customs fees on EU orders. If something is not right you can request a return within 30 days under our return policy, and our team is happy to help you choose before you buy.

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  • Golden retriever and tabby cat wearing personalized leather collars, sitting next to a matching brown leather collar with a brass engraved nameplate.

    Tagley Leather Collar with Personalised Engraving

    Tagley Leather Collar with Personalised Engraving
    $57
    $57
  • Cute cocker spaniel eating dry food from a raised wooden feeder set on a personalized gray cloud pet mat against a white background.

    Tagley Personalised Pet Feeding Mat

    Tagley Personalised Pet Feeding Mat
    $34
    $34
  • Black personalized dog collar with an engraved metal buckle alongside a yellow lab puppy.

    Semi-Choke Collar with Personalised Engraving

    Semi-Choke Collar with Personalised Engraving
    $34
    $34
  • Golden retriever and tabby cat sitting next to a dark blue personalized stainless steel pet food bowl labeled with custom text.

    Tagley Personalised Pet Bowl with Name for Dogs and Cats

    Tagley Personalised Pet Bowl with Name for Dogs and Cats
    $45
    $45
  • White wooden pet memory keepsake frame featuring clay paw prints and dual photo slots displaying a cute cat.
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    Paw Print Frame with Clay Kit

    Paw Print Frame with Clay Kit
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Engraved collars that work as ID

A chip is read at a vet; a collar is read in the street. Marking the details into the collar itself means they cannot rub off or drop away, whether that is a plate riveted to an engraved leather collar or lettering in the buckle of a semi-choke collar.

Choosing your engraving text

Twenty characters including spaces is the working limit, so the phone number earns its place before the name does. Type the text on the product page and check it twice, because engraving is done to order and cannot be altered later.

Quiet, tag-free wear

Nothing dangles, so nothing rattles against a bowl at three in the morning or catches on a crate bar. Cats especially settle better in a collar with no hanging disc. A small spare D-ring on the leather collar still takes a bell if you want one, and there are unengraved options in collars, leads and harnesses.

Named bowls and feeding mats

A name on the bowl keeps two pets on their own food and their own spot, which matters most when one is on a special diet. Pair a personalised pet bowl with a personalised feeding mat, or browse the wider range in bowls, feeders and water.

Sizing before you order

Measure the neck with a soft tape and leave two fingers of slack, then read the size table rather than guessing from breed. The leather collar covers kittens through to large dogs, and the semi-choke collar suits narrow-headed breeds that back out of flat collars.

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Petifo is a Swedish company and we ship across the EU with tracked delivery. Prices include VAT, with no extra customs fees on EU orders. If something is not right you can request a return within 30 days under our return policy, and our team is happy to help you choose before you buy.

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Personalised collars and engraving: your questions answered

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What should I put on an engraved dog tag?

Your phone number, first and foremost. Whoever finds your dog needs a number they can ring straight away, and they do not need the dog's name, which mainly makes it easier for a stranger to call your dog over. If you want both, lead with the number. On the engraved leather collar and the semi-choke collar you have 20 characters in total, so write the number in full international form if you travel.

Is engraving better than a hanging ID tag?

For everyday wear, yes. A hanging disc rattles, snags on blankets and crate bars, and eventually the split ring works open or the printing rubs off. An engraved plate riveted flat to a leather collar stays silent and stays put. If you like having a bell or a vaccination tag as well, that collar has a small extra D-ring, and there are plainer options in collars, leads and harnesses.

How much text fits on the engraving?

Twenty characters in total, spaces included, on both engraved collars. That is about enough for a short name and a full phone number, for example BELLA 0701234567. Type it into the field on the leather collar or the semi-choke collar page and read it back once before ordering, since both are engraved to order and the text cannot be changed afterwards.

How do I measure my dog or cat for a collar?

Put a soft tape round the neck where the collar naturally sits, leave room for two fingers underneath, and compare that measurement with the neck ranges in the size table rather than going by weight or breed. The leather collar runs from XS for kittens and toy breeds to XL at 55 cm, and the semi-choke collar comes in three sizes. Between two sizes, take the larger.

Are personalised bowls useful in a multi-pet home?

They are, because they settle who eats where. That is genuinely helpful when one pet is on a prescription or weight-control diet and the other would happily finish it, and it stops the human members of the household guessing. Give each animal its own named bowl in its own spot, and put a personalised feeding mat underneath to keep the floor clean.