Tap the back
Hold a compatible NFC-enabled phone near the back of the tag, where it says “TAP FOR OWNER”.
3DPRODUCTS.CAA personalized bone tag is shown from the front and back. A phone taps the back, opens an NFC notification and shows an example owner-contact screen. This illustrates the planned service; it is not a live customer profile.
Explore personalized NFC dog tags from 3DProducts.ca in Canada. Their name, your colours—a cream face, bold raised lettering and a matching border.
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Bone Link is designed to carry a link to the owner contact details supplied with the order.
Hold a compatible NFC-enabled phone near the back of the tag, where it says “TAP FOR OWNER”.
Open the phone’s NFC notification to view the contact name, phone and email associated with the tag.
Use those details to contact the person who can help get the pet home.
An NFC contact tag, without GPS tracking. Phone support and NFC settings vary; a compatible phone and internet access are needed to open a web link.
Picture it on their collar. Explore Standard and Large, then make it theirs in the live 3D designer below.
Illustrative product concepts with example names and colours. Dog images are not an exact scale or fit guide; your own design updates in the 3D preview below.
Compare the dimensions with your dog’s collar before choosing. Measurements include the top attachment loop. Large remains a proposed size until test printing is complete.
The inner nameplate always stays cream. Choose the bone colour and raised pet-name colour. The border around the cream face matches the name. Preview both sides.
Standard and Large use the same preview scale; Large is 25% wider. Rotate to see the thicker body and raised name. Printed filament colours may vary from your screen. Ring hardware is not shown.
Design links contain only the tag choices. Your NFC contact details are never included.
Bone Link uses raised 3D-printed lettering for the pet’s name and a matching border around its cream face. Its planned NFC feature lets a finder tap the back with a compatible phone to open owner contact details. It is not an engraved metal tag; the designer shows the current name, colour and size options.
No. Bone Link is an NFC contact tag. It does not show a live location or track your dog’s movements.
The wide bone design, cream inner nameplate and rear “TAP FOR OWNER” wording. You choose Standard or Large, the bone colour, the printed pet name and its colour.
A compatible NFC-enabled phone can read a programmed web-link tag. The user opens its notification to continue. Reading depends on the phone, its settings and the programmed tag; internet access is needed for the linked page. See Apple’s NFC guidance or Android’s NFC guidance.
Pricing is coming soon. The designer and contact form are available to explore, but they do not place an order, publish contact details or take payment yet.