Travel KitsSave R 50
Useful for travel and walks
PawTrip Portable Dog Water Bottle DispenserWhy it helps: Useful for travel and walks
R 349R 399
Save R 50
Best for: water bottle | travel
Safety basics
Dog ID tags and travel safety
Make your dog easier to identify if they slip out at home, on walks or during travel.
Best for: Safer walksBest for: Travel safetyBest for: Personalised products
The problem
A loose dog without visible contact details is harder to reunite quickly with its owner.
Dog ID tags are simple, low-cost safety essentials that pair naturally with collars, harnesses and travel routines.
The PawTrip setup
Use a clear ID tag with walking safety basics and keep contact details up to date.
- Safer walks
- Travel safety
- Personalised products
Recommended products
Products that match this problem.
Choose the main product first, then add only the extras that fit your dog, car and routine.
Travel KitsSave R 50
Supports a more controlled travel setup
PawTrip Adjustable Dog Car Seat Belt TetherWhy it helps: Supports a more controlled travel setup
R 159R 209
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Best for: seat belt tether | car travel
Travel KitsSave R 250
Useful for rest stops and overnight stays
PawTrip Washable Dog Travel MatWhy it helps: Useful for rest stops and overnight stays
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Best for: travel mat | comfort
Dog Toys
Soft plush texture for gentle chewing and carrying
PawTrip Plush Squeaky Duck Dog ToyWhy it helps: Soft plush texture for gentle chewing and carrying
R 149
Best for: dog toy, plush dog toy, squeaky dog toy, duck dog toy, puppy toy, indoor dog toy, dog enrichment, boredom toy
GroomingSave R 80
Useful after beach, park and rainy walks
PawTrip Silicone Dog Paw Cleaner CupWhy it helps: Useful after beach, park and rainy walks
R 249R 329
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Best for: paw cleaner | grooming
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Thickened dog bed design
PawTrip Thickened Winter Dog BedWhy it helps: Thickened dog bed design
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FAQ
Common questions about dog id tags and travel safety.
What should be on a dog ID tag?
Use your dog name if you want to, plus at least one reliable phone number. Keep the text short and easy to read.
Use your dog name if you want to, plus at least one reliable phone number. Keep the text short and easy to read.
Do ID tags replace microchips?
No. An ID tag is a visible first step, while a microchip should still be kept up to date with your vet or registry.
No. An ID tag is a visible first step, while a microchip should still be kept up to date with your vet or registry.