Boomerang Pet ID TagsReviews of boomerangtags.com

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Jan 15, 2019

Good Day Hillary! Was the tag lost due to this? The rings we supply are adequate to secure the tags we provide but they will not stand up to the forces of a dog pulling on a lead, and when one of them does fail it is usually because someone who takes the dog for a walk attaches the lead to the tag ring. If you still have the tag I can send you another ring free of charge, if you lost the tag advise and I will refill your order free of charge. Going forward be sure to advise anyone who takes the dog for a walk not to attach the lead to the tag ring and I'm fairly confident you will not have another ring failure issue.

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Oct 17, 2018

Gary's criticism is deserved. He ordered two sets of tags to be mailed to two different addresses on the same day and our mailing clerk put the set that was to be mailed to IN in the envelope addressed to TX, and vise versa. Our bad and a thousand apologies. I will issue a credit for the entire purchase price so one set of tags to help make up for the error. Sincerely, Don

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Oct 16, 2018

Good Day Mary! Puppies do grow fast. On our site we do our best to advise you that if you have a puppy (a dog that is going to grow some) it is best to order an adjustable length collar as opposed to a buckle collar. Adjustable length collars can be adjusted larger within a wide range, so they allow for growth, while a buckle collar is limited to the 4 buckle holes in it... We do offer choices of different kinds of collars on our site to our customers. The choice is your; but again, we do mention the fact an adjustable length collar is best for a growing dog. As far as the edges of the CollarTag being sharp is concerned: I have never seen one of the CollarTag blanks that was sharp and capable of cutting human flesh, if you received a tag that is capable of cutting you send it back to me, I will exchange it free of charge. The blanks are tumbled to remove all sharpness and during the process the edges of the blanks are rounded. Sincerely, Don

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Aug 24, 2018

Good Day Mr Wilkins: I looked up your order, the size was correct for webbing 5/8 of an inch wide. Two things: (1) Are you certain the harness webbing is 5/8 wide and not 1/2 inch wide? (2) Is the harness webbing substantial? Cloth like material or seat belt gauge webbing will compromise the security of this CollarTag design. Please email me: [email protected] and we will get to the bottom of why the tag is not secure on the harness Chippy wears and make it right.

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Jul 9, 2018

After reading this post I search my inbox on your name and your email address, there is no email in my inbox I can relate being sent to me by you... I do pride myself on prompt replies to every email I receive. All the tags in your order were mailed to the requested address, as promised, within 24 hours of the order being placed. Let me know what you need, [email protected]

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Dec 18, 2017

I would like to make a comment regarding the statement above that I "claim my plastic tags are guaranteed to last the life of the pet they are purchased for." No such claim is made on my web site. There is no such thing as a traditional hanging tag, plastic or stainless steel, and certainly not an aluminum tag, that will last the life of the pet it is purchased for; all traditional hanging tags are subject to friction and all things subject to friction will wear out in time. I do have a tag I guarantee to last the life of the pet it is purchased for, I call this kind of pet ID Tag a CollarTag and I do all I can on my web site to convince customers to order CollarTags. The reason I can guarantee them to last the life of the pet is that they go right on the pet's collar, no need for a ring or hook, and thus they eliminate all friction. I guarantee my CollarTags to last the life of the pet and they will. Again, all traditional hanging tags are doomed to fail in time. To read about any specific type of tag I offer just click on its name in the dots on my home page any you will be taken to a page that calls out the pros and cons of each style of tag I offer. If you read the bit about plastic tags it does say they will not stand up to being chewed on, an no other company can claim their plastic tags will either, nor will tags made of aluminum. A dog's bite force is designed to crack open bones...

Response from Boomerang Pet ID Tags· Aug 9, 2017

The text on our plastic tags is engraved through the surface color and does not / will not wear off within a week. What you are seeing is dirt in the letters, which are routed into the plastic. I suggest you take a small scrub brush, and old tooth brush will suffice, and scrub the tag in question with soap and warm water. The text will then look good as new. As far as the font point size is concerned: when you only ask for one line of text we do make it TASTEFULLY larger and easy to read, but we do not fill the entire tag surface with the name—we leave a margin.