Veterinary ID Collars, Disposable Pet Identification Tags

• Our id tags stick together and stay on the animal.
• You can write directly on any TabBand Max animal identification bands with an ordinary ballpoint pen or pencil. No special pen required.
• Since the colors are laminated in, not printed on, they're guaranteed not to run and turn a white poodle pink.

We routinely leave TabBand Max plastic pet ID bands on cats and dogs for three months or more and we can still read the writing. Imagine how well they work for a short hospital or kennel stay.

They'll work for you, too, or we'll give you your money back.

TabBand Max disposable pet identification tags are available in white or six other colors for color coding.

Choose a 10-inch length for small dogs and cats or 20-inch length for bigger dogs and cats. (Put two 20-inchers together for a St. Bernard.) Just snip off any excess length.

Would you like to know more about how to use temporary collars? Here's how to set up a reliable system. And here's how one Practice Manager does it. Are TabBand Max laminated pet bands safe? They're very safe. But if you're concerned about possible choking, please read this.

Contact TabBand today for more information about plastic pet ID tags and more including animal bands, medical bands, crowd control bands, frequently asked questions, or to order a sample.