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Ultra Joys Stainless Steel Pet ID Tag Dog Name Tags Personalized Front and Back Engraving, Customized Dog Tags and Cat Tag, Optional Engraved on Both Sides, Hexagon Tag with Vine Design, Small
$10.49
About This
- Made of stainless steel with brushed polished finish, it is resistant to rust and is ideal for long-lasting tags, It won't discolor on your pet's hair.
- These pet tags can be engraved both side with back engraving options, the front will be your pet name and the back engraving could be phone number, address, 'microchipped' etc.
- It Includes 2 different sizes of stainless steel split rings so you can easily attach the tag on your pet's collar.
- Small Hexagon Tag: The small size hexagon shape dog tag is measured 1 1/4 inch diameter (point to point), it is designed for pets below 40 lbs.
- Large Hexagon Tag: The large size hexagon shape dog tag is measured 1 5/8 inches diameter (point to point), it is designed for pets over 40 lbs.
Overview
- Color : Black-hexagon-vine
- Size : Small
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : Ultra Joys
- Finish Type : Brushed,Polished Finish
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