QR code cat tags
QR code cat tags that bring them home.
A scannable ID tag for your cat's collar. If your cat wanders into a neighbour's house or gets shut in a shed, anyone can scan the tag and reach you in seconds. No app, no batteries, no subscription.
- ✓ No app to install
- ✓ Free UK delivery
- ✓ 30-day money-back guarantee
How it works
Put it on their collar
Use a quick-release collar, attach the tag, then set up your cat's profile in about a minute.
Add what matters
A photo, how people can reach you, and notes like “indoor cat, please call me” or “on daily medication”.
Anyone can scan it
A neighbour or finder scans the tag with their phone camera and can contact you straight away, without a trip to the vet.
Why owners choose PetTag
Neighbours can reach you
Nobody needs to catch your cat and take them to a vet to read a microchip. Anyone with a phone can scan the tag.
Indoor cat got out?
Add a note that your cat lives indoors, so a finder knows to get in touch rather than assume they're just out roaming.
Private by default
Your phone number and email stay hidden unless you choose to show them. People can always message you through the page.
Update it any time
Moved house or changed your number? Update the profile in seconds. No new tag needed.
Lost mode
Switch it on and anyone who scans the tag sees your cat is missing. You're emailed when it's scanned.
Pay once
From £10 with free UK delivery. No subscription, and the profile stays free for life.
UK law: microchips and cat collars
Since June 2024, pet cats in England must be microchipped by the time they're 20 weeks old, including cats that usually stay indoors. In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland it's optional. No law says a cat has to wear a collar or tag.
If your cat wears a collar, choose a quick-release one that opens if it gets caught. A PetTag on the collar lets anyone reach you straight away, and the microchip stays as the permanent backup.
Pay once. No subscription.
Every pack includes lifetime profiles and free UK delivery.
Every tag comes in pink, blue or white · 30-day money-back guarantee · Secure checkout by Stripe
Questions
Is a collar safe for my cat?+
Choose a quick-release collar that opens if it gets caught, and fit it so two fingers slide underneath. Check the fit often, especially for growing kittens.
Does my cat still need a microchip?+
Yes. In England it's the law for pet cats, and a quick-release collar can come off. The tag is the quick way for neighbours to reach you, and the microchip is the permanent backup.
What happens when someone scans my cat's tag?+
Your cat's profile opens in their phone's browser, with ways to contact you. They can send you a message with their location, even if you keep your number private.
Is it useful for an indoor cat?+
Yes. If an indoor cat slips out, whoever finds them can scan the tag, see that your cat lives indoors and contact you straight away.