Dog Tag Art Blog

ASPCA research led by Dr. Emily Weiss reveals that pet ID tags significantly increase pets' return-to-owner rates. Despite the benefits, human negligence often results in low usage. Offering free t...

Pet identification tags have become a lot more expressive thanks to DogTagArt's designs.

We’re pleased to announce that Asheville Humane Society (Asheville, NC) is now selling our tags to dog and cat adopters and the general public. For each tag sold, Dog Tag Art makes a donation to ...

Here's what the Humane Society of the United States, says about pet id tags:

Despite cats outnumbering dogs in U.S. homes, many felines lack proper ID tags. The American Veterinary Medical Association notes over 81 million cats in the U.S., yet indoor cats often go without ...

Of course, getting a great photo of your pet is easier said than done. Pets rarely cooperate in front of a camera unless they're trained to do so. For some animals, just the act of their owners bac...

Dog Tag Art's unique originally designed pet ID tags are part of the crowdsourcing craze – a concept that encourages consumers or, in our case, artists, to play an active role in shaping a product.

Americans' love for dogs is unmatched, with close to 75 million dogs in the U.S. and 39% of households owning at least one. Mixed breeds top the ownership list, but specific breeds like the Labrado...

An increasing number of dogs and cats suffer from food allergies, often to ingredients like gluten, chicken, and beef found in commercial pet foods. Switching to a natural, raw diet free of these a...