Tags for pets: help them find their way home

A TagSquad tag on your pet's collar shows anyone who finds them your pet's name, photo and anything they need to know. They can message you or share where they are in a few taps.

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A happy dog wearing a collar with a TagSquad tag

How a tag gets them home

  1. A phone held against a tag

    Someone finds your pet

    They tap the tag with their phone or scan its QR code. No app needed.

  2. The tag page with your pet's photo, name, a medication note and a contact button

    They see what matters

    Your pet's name and photo, and notes like "needs medication".

  3. A message on its way to your inbox

    You hear straight away

    Their message comes to you, with their location if they choose to share it.

What finders see

Where to put the tag

A collar with an engraved name and address tag and a TagSquad tag side by side on one ring

Attach it to your pet's collar (or harness). For cats, use a breakaway collar. Check it every few weeks. Our setup guide has more tips.

If your pet goes missing

The tag page showing a missing banner and a reward, and a text alert arriving on your phone

Switch on lost mode in your dashboard. The tag page shows a "missing" banner and any reward you offer, and we text you when the tag is scanned (if you've added a mobile number). You can also make a short link like tagsquad.co.uk/t/buddy-7k for posters and social media.

Under the Control of Dogs Order 1992, a dog in a public place must wear a collar with the owner's name and address on it, or on a tag attached to it. We never show your address online, so it needs to be on the physical tag.

See prices How to set up your tag