The cat range will focus on small, light tags that suit everyday collar wear.
For the window-watchers, garden inspectors and tiny escape artists.
Cats need a tag that suits them properly, not simply a renamed dog product. The right cat tag should be light, comfortable, readable and suitable for everyday collar use.
The cat-tag range will be made and packed in County Wexford for delivery across Ireland.
The same simple approach will keep names and phone numbers easy to read at a glance.
Why cat tags need a little extra thought
The right answer is not always the fastest answer. Cat tags need to be small, light and readable, so we are taking the time to get them right.
What the cat-tag range will need
The cat range will keep the same simple approach: lightweight blanks, readable engraving and clear information that helps owners judge the fit.
- Exact tag size and weight on every product page
- Readable two-line engraving
- Clear guidance for fitting the tag to the chosen collar
Think about the complete collar
A tag is only one part of the setup. Check that the collar is suitable for the cat, follow the collar maker’s instructions and make sure the tag does not restrict normal movement or interfere with the fastening.
Visible ID and a microchip do different jobs
A visible phone number can help a neighbour contact you immediately, while a registered microchip remains an important backup if the collar is lost.
Choosing a cat ID tag
If you are comparing cat tags while our cat-specific range is being prepared, start with the complete collar setup rather than shape or colour alone. Size, weight, readable contact details, attachment security and collar fit all matter, especially when a bell or tracker already shares the collar.
Good to know before you order.
Can I buy a cat tag from DogTag.ie now?
Not yet. The current purchasable range is designed and listed as dog tags. This page will be updated when the lighter cat-specific range is ready to order.
Why not simply rename a small dog tag?
Cat collars and everyday movement need careful consideration. The cat range will publish exact size and weight information so owners can make a clearer choice.
Should I use a quick-release collar with a cat ID tag?
If you choose a collar for your cat, animal-welfare guidance recommends a quick-release or snap-opening collar. Keep any ID tag small and light, fit the collar according to the maker’s instructions, and check that the tag does not interfere with the release mechanism or your cat’s normal movement.