What size ID tag is best for a cat?

A small 20 mm tag suits virtually every cat, including larger breeds like the Maine Coon and Ragdoll — the choice is about comfort rather than the cat’s size, keeping the tag light and unobtrusive on a slim collar.

What should I engrave on a cat tag?

Most owners put the cat’s name on one side and a phone number on the other, and you can add a second number or a short note such as “I am microchipped” or “indoor cat”. You will see exactly how it reads before you order.

Will the engraving last and what does it cost?

Engraving is free and uses superior deep diamond engraving — never laser, stamped or printed — so it cannot scratch, fade or rub off and stays readable for the life of your cat, covered by the Red Dingo Lifetime Guarantee. Delivery is free worldwide — with tracked AusPost Parcel Post and Express Post options within Australia — and Red Dingo even addresses the envelope to your cat by name.

Does an indoor cat need an ID tag?

Yes. Indoor cats are the ones most likely to panic and hide if they slip out, and a finder has no way of knowing your cat should be inside. A tag with your number, and ideally “Indoor cat”, gets them home quickly.

Will a tag bother my cat?

Most cats settle within a day or two. A small tag is light on a slim breakaway collar, and flat plastic is the lightest of all.

Cat tags

Personalised cat ID tags

Genuine Red Dingo cat ID tags with free deep diamond engraving, free worldwide delivery and the Red Dingo Lifetime Guarantee. A light small tag suits every cat — add your cat’s name and your number and preview it before you order. From fish and flowers to a little crown for the cat who rules the house, every cat name tag is made to order and posted to your door anywhere in Australia.

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Bengal cat on a light blue Red Dingo breakaway collar wearing a fish skeleton enamel ID tag

A light tag and a safe collar

A small 20 mm tag suits virtually every cat. Even larger breeds like the Maine Coon and the Ragdoll are best in a small tag — the choice is about comfort rather than the cat’s size, keeping the tag light and unobtrusive on a slim collar.

For safety, cats should wear a breakaway (quick-release) collar that opens under pressure if it snags. A light small tag is well matched to that kind of collar, so your cat can carry a name and a contact number without the weight of a larger tag.

Still sizing up? See the size guide.

Cat tag designs

Genuine Red Dingo designs that suit cats — fish, hearts, stars, flowers, crowns and more, in enamel, metal, glitter, titanium and Swarovski crystal. Choose the small size at checkout for the lightest, most comfortable fit.

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Enamel tags

45 designs

Personalised cat ID tags

A light tag and a safe collar

Cat tag designs

Enamel tags

Peace

Penguin Tag

Queen

Rainbow

Rubber Duck

Skull & Crossbones

Smiley Face

Snowflake

Soccer Ball

Star

Teddy Bear

Tribal Arrows

Tribal Fish

Tribal Heart

Tribal Sun

Wave

Winner

Ying and Yang

Australian Flag

Canadian Flag

French Flag

German Flag

Italian Flag

Spanish Flag

Stars & Stripes US Flag

Swiss Cross

UK Flag

Alphabet Letter A

Alphabet Letter B

Alphabet Letter C

Alphabet Letter D

Alphabet Letter E

Alphabet Letter F

Alphabet Letter G

Alphabet Letter H

Alphabet Letter I

Alphabet Letter J

Alphabet Letter K

Alphabet Letter L

Alphabet Letter M

Alphabet Letter N

Alphabet Letter O

Alphabet Letter P

Alphabet Letter Q

Alphabet Letter R

Common questions

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