The Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness Pet ID Tag helps your four legged friend support the cause. This Pet ID Tag is EXCLUSIVE to HotDogCollars and cannot be found anywhere else
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- Rust Proof Nickel Plated Alloy, Epoxy Coated Pet ID Tag
- Product price includes engraving
- Epoxy coated front prevents scratches and other damage
- Support the cause with the simple, elegant Pink Ribbon design
- Special Acrylic Coating is applied to the engraved side to provide a lifetime of use
- Includes O-Ring for attachment to collars, etc
- Engraving will be centered both vertically and horizontally on the tag
- LIFETIME GUARANTEE - Details HERE
Engraving Details - This Dog ID Tag will be engraved with up to 4 lines of text
- 20 characters (including spaces) per line is the MAX recommended text
- This Pet ID Tag will be engraved EXACTLY as the information is entered. Note, exceptions will be made at the determination of the engraving department for spacing and legibility considerations
- Be careful, check spelling and phone #s
- Our engraver will automatically adjust the font size according to the amount of text to be engraved
- Keep in mind that 3 lines of long text will create a relatively small font size...FEWER LINES & WORDS = BIGGER FONT
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This item ships within 1 business day after the order date
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Small - Approximately 1/2" wide Med/Large - Approximately 1" wide  |
| How to find a lost pet: 1. Search your property thoroughly - small animal scan find small hiding spots
2. Walk the neighborhood, talk to everybody, and leave your phone number
3. Make some noise while you walk around the neighborhood - animals have great hearing and know the voices of their owners
4. Bring a powerful flashlight - this is valuable even in the daylight as a lost and scared animal will often find a small and dark hiding spot
5. Place strong-scented articles outside your home to attract your pet - animals know your scent, so don't be afraid to use things like sweaty gym socks, dog bedding, etc...
6. Call local veterinarian offices during the day. After 5 PM, call veterinarian emergency clinics
7. VISIT your local Animal Control, humane societies, and animal shelters
8. Ask Animal Control, humane societies, and shelters about pet rescue organizations in your area
9. Post as many flyers as you can within a 1 mile radius of your home
10. Place an Ad in your local newspaper
11. Check the newspaper "found" ads every day
12. DONT GIVE UP - Pets have been known to be found months or even years after they are lost
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