If your pet got lost today, would anyone know who to call?
A metal ID tag with a QR code. Whoever finds your pet scans it with their phone and reaches you in one tap. No app, no chip reader, no waiting for a vet to open.
Microchipped? Great. But a chip can't talk.
A microchip is only read by a vet or a shelter with a scanner, and only if someone takes your pet there. A Peludostags tag is read by any neighbor with a phone, the moment they find them.
How it works
Your info lives on your pet's page, not on the metal. Move or change your number and the tag keeps working.
Get your tag
Laser-engraved anodized aluminum with its own QR code. It arrives by mail, ready to clip on.
Activate it in two minutes
Scan it, add your pet's name and your phone. Photo and health notes whenever you like. Edit it anytime.
If they wander off
Turn on lost mode with one tap. Whoever finds them scans the tag and calls you, and can share where they are.
Not just dogs and cats
Every pet that can wear a tag deserves a way home.
Speaks the finder's language
The page opens automatically in the language set on the finder's phone: English, Spanish, French or Portuguese. A visitor or neighbor who doesn't speak English still knows exactly what to do, so your pet has better odds of getting home.
Lost mode, with a reward
One tap puts a red "I'm lost" banner on the page and, if you want, the reward you're offering.
What matters for their health
Daily medication, allergies, anything urgent: the person who finds them knows right away.
No app, no account for the finder
Any phone camera opens the page. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.