Water-resistant QR ID labels
A little label to help a finder contact you. Choose Dog ID or Personal belongings when you activate your pack.
70 pre-cut, water-resistant QR labels · 25 × 25 mm · one A4 sheet per pack · UK postage included
Each label shows “If found, scan me” with a QR code underneath. Scanning opens an ID page with the name and contact details you choose to share.
How it works
- Receive 70 matching labels per pack, with a private activation letter in every pack.
- Follow the letter, verify your email and choose Dog ID or Personal belongings. Add your contact details and choose what to share.
- Switch the ID page on, scan a label to check it, then attach your labels. You can update contact details later without replacing them.
No ID details are needed when ordering. Labels show only “If found, scan me” and the QR code. All 70 labels open the same ID page: one dog, or one owner’s personal belongings. Items are not registered or tracked individually. Community membership is optional, and a finder does not need an account.
Buying as a gift?
Give the unopened pack to the recipient. They choose how to use it and activate it with their own details. You can have it delivered to yourself or directly to them.
Order your packs
Already a Skedoggle member?
Dog members can create their dog’s ID and print their own labels for free. Members can also order printed labels from My QR Code.
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Make every label count
Our water-resistant labels stayed attached to dog harnesses of different types/materials in wet-weather tests.
For personal belongings, use a suitable flat area on a phone case, wallet, luggage or key fob. Adhesion varies by surface. Apply to a clean, dry surface and press firmly. Check that the label is secure and scans after attaching it.
Constant soaking and everyday wear will eventually mean replacing a label. Check adhesion and scan regularly. Replace labels that lift, wear or stop scanning. Your pack includes 70 copies for use and replacement.
A QR ID is supplementary. In Great Britain, dogs in public still need the legally required collar identification. Internet access is needed to open the ID page. QR labels do not track locations.
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