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About Pets is an Australian family owned business with over 26-years in printing and manufacturing who laser engrave premium stainless steel cat and dog name ID tags. We use high powered lasers to permanently engrave your dog's name or your cat's name with your contact phone details into the stainless steel. Our pet name tags are so tough we give a Lifetime Warranty that the information will always be readable and never wear off.
PO Box 336, 4216, Biggera Waters, Australia
3.7
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We highly recommend About Pets for a personalised dog tag! Ours arrived on time and was packaged well. The detail and quality of our custom tag is excellent. Couldn’t be happier.
Thank you!
Nikki & Agnes in the Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia
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