What to Engrave on a Heart Pet ID Tag

Quick answer

Engrave your pet's name, your phone number, and one critical detail like a medical condition or your last name. Heart tags are small, so keep it short and readable.

Frequently asked questions

What should I engrave on a small heart tag?

Engrave your pet's first name, your phone number, and one extra detail such as 'Needs meds' or 'Last name: Smith'. That's enough for a finder to act.

Can I engrave both my phone and my vet's number?

Yes, if the tag has 4 lines. Use line 1 for your pet's name, line 2 for your phone, line 3 for the vet's number, and line 4 for a medical note. On a 3-line tag, choose your phone only. Check the tag's line count before ordering; most heart tags offer 3-4 lines.

Should I include my pet's medical condition?

Yes, if your pet has a condition that requires immediate attention, like diabetes, epilepsy, or a severe allergy. Write it on the last line after the phone number. If there's no medical issue, skip this line and add a second phone number instead.

Product facts

• Dark Blue Oval Heart Pet Tag: The Dark Blue Oval Heart Pet Tag features a rich navy enamel background with a raised silver heart, made from solid stainless steel with high-gloss enamel. The oval shape gives you slightly more engraving room than a classic heart, so you can fit a name and two phone numbers.

  

• Stella Bling Round Pet Tag: The Stella Bling Round Pet Tag is 22 × 22 mm, made from sturdy metal with a polished silver finish and genuine Swarovski crystals. Its small round face limits engraving to about 3 lines, so prioritize a phone number and medical alert over decorative text.