The 10 Best Personalized Dog Tags For Pets

The uniquely-shaped Leash Boss Boomerang (about $13) slips securely over the fabric of nylon collars, and the buckle holds it in place, even while roughhousing. There's plenty of space for all the relevant information your pet needs, ensuring she gets returned safely.

If you're tired of hearing your cat jingle and jangle as he trots from room to room, the GoTags Paw Print (around $10) can be outfitted with a glow-in-the-dark silencer. The material cushions the stainless steel, limiting noise, while also making him easier to see at night.

These adorable selections from If It Barks (around $13) sport a variety of cute illustrations on them, many of which let you alert other people to quirks of your pet's personality. If your pup's a licker or has physical handicaps, these can let her rescuer know.

Crafted from rugged plastic, the LuckyPet Durable (appx. $8) might even outlast your hound's collar. You can choose from a variety of shapes, including stars, bones, bow ties, and the classic round model — or you could get several and switch it up according to your mood.

While camouflaging your fur baby's tags might seem counterintuitive, the UDesignUSA Camo (about $10) is attractive enough to make you change your mind. The information is still easy to read, so you and your best four-legged friend will be able to get reunited in no time.

Demonstrate some civic pride with the 1 Cute Pooch License Plate (around $17). The face has his name and home state printed on it, as well as a background representative of that region. There are options for all 50 states in addition to Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Canadian provinces.

If your pet has refined tastes, the Yippo Accessories Bling (about $15) will (hopefully) live up to her standards. It's not as pricey as it looks, as it uses gold-plated stainless steel and cubic zirconia instead of precious metals and real diamonds.

Your mutt's ID is worthless if it falls off before a Good Samaritan can find him, but the LuckyPet Rivet-On (around $11) sidesteps that issue by bolting directly on to his collar. There are no rings to break, so as long as his neckband stays on, he'll be easily identifiable.

If your pup loves to play, this model from The Tag Guys (about $7) can let the world know. It is bone-shaped, but you can choose between four sports themes in order to personalize it. They won't fade in the sun, making them a smart choice for outdoor animals.

Your kitty can let strangers know she's got a bit of an attitude with the GoTags Funny (around $9). Instead of the usual bland introduction, these have messages with a little more bite — and a few even use colorful language, so be careful if you have kids around.