Personalised Dog Collars
A tag can drop off; stitching and engraving can’t. A personalised collar puts your dog’s name and your phone number permanently on the collar itself — quieter than a jangling tag and far harder to lose.
Personalised Patterned Nylon Dog Collar with Engraved Buckle
A durable patterned nylon dog collar with a brushed metal side-release buckle that engraves with your dog's name and contact number. Several bold prints to choose from, with an adjustable fit and sturdy D-ring for the lead.
Personalised Reflective Nylon Dog Collar
A hard-wearing nylon dog collar with reflective stitching for visibility on dark walks, and a metal quick-release buckle that can be engraved with your dog's name and your phone number for easy ID.
Woven Pet Collar With Engravable Nameplate
A woven-look collar with an engravable metal nameplate, so your pet wears their name in style.
Reflective Cat Collar with Bell and ID Tag
An adjustable nylon cat collar with reflective stitching for night-time visibility, a jingle bell and a scan-if-found QR ID tag to help reunite lost cats. A breakaway-style buckle keeps your cat safe.
Engraved buckle vs embroidered webbing
Engraving goes onto a metal buckle or a riveted plate — crisp, smart and ideal for showing a contact number. Embroidery stitches the details directly into the webbing in a contrasting thread, which is highly visible from a distance and great for nervous or reactive dogs who need an “anxious” or “do not pet” message read at a glance.
Both keep the information on the dog at all times, which matters because UK law requires a dog in a public place to wear a collar showing the owner’s name and address — a tag alone can be lost.
What to put on it
Most owners skip the dog’s name (so a stranger can’t call them away) and prioritise a phone number — the single most useful thing if your dog is found. Legally you need your name and address; a postcode and number is the practical minimum.
Measure the collar against your dog’s neck with two fingers’ room, and remember a personalised collar is the legal layer — a microchip is the backup that works even without it.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Common questions
Is a personalised collar a legal requirement in the UK?
Yes — the Control of Dogs Order 1992 requires a dog in a public place to wear a collar with the owner’s name and address on it or on a plate. An engraved or embroidered collar satisfies this and can’t fall off like a tag.
Should I put my dog’s name on the collar?
Many trainers advise against it so a stranger can’t call your dog to them. Prioritise your phone number and postcode; the name is optional and mainly cosmetic.
Engraved or embroidered — which lasts longer?
Engraved metal is the most durable and smartest-looking; embroidered thread is the most visible from a distance. Both outlast a hanging tag, which wears and detaches over time.
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