The owner app is live in both major app stores.
Inspect the current app details, update history, and platform privacy disclosures directly.
See what the owner app doesOne tap. A clear next step.
A tap opens your pet’s finder page with their name, photo, and a clear way to call you—or an enabled Safety Circle backup contact.
Test it yourself
This interactive demo shows the two contact actions a real finder can see: call the owner or call an enabled Safety Circle backup contact.
Verifiable signals
The product is public, the policies are published, and support has a real Chicago address.
Inspect the current app details, update history, and platform privacy disclosures directly.
See what the owner app doesPetDentify, LLC lists its Chicago mailing address and support email in its public policies. Stripe processes payment-card details; PetDentify does not receive full card numbers.
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PetDentify is joining the 2026 PAWS Chicago 5K Walk/Run on Saturday, August 29, from 7:30–11 a.m. at Montrose Harbor’s Grove 16.
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PetDentify is new, so we would rather you verify us than trust us. Check the app listings, policies, and live demo yourself.
How it works
It only takes one person stopping to help. Make sure they know what to do next.
An NFC-enabled phone opens your pet’s finder page in a browser.
The page shows your pet’s name and photo.
The finder can call you or an enabled Safety Circle backup contact.
Unlock the phone, confirm NFC is enabled, remove a thick or metal case, and try the top or center-back of another NFC-enabled phone. If the finder page cannot load, contact a shelter, veterinarian, or animal services so they can check the pet for a registered microchip.
Why PetDentify is different
Add trusted backup contacts and choose who appears on your pet’s finder page. The finder can call you or any enabled contact.
Safety Circle contacts appear as call options. They are not automatically called or notified.
The finder page opens in a browser.
Passive NFC means there is nothing to charge or pair.
PetDentify complements—not replaces—permanent microchip identification. Learn why.
The usual alternative is a $6 tag with your number stamped into it. Here is the honest difference — including where the two are the same.
| Comparison point | Engraved tag | PetDentify |
|---|---|---|
| What the finder sees | A phone number stamped in metal | Your pet’s name, photo, and a Call owner button |
| If your number changes | Order and engrave a new tag | Update it in the app—the tag never changes |
| If you don’t pick up | That was the only option | The finder can call a Safety Circle backup contact |
| Your number in the open | Readable by anyone who gets close enough | Not printed on the tag; the finder just taps Call |
| Battery or charging | None needed | None needed—passive NFC |
| App the finder must install | None | None—the page opens in their browser |
A PetDentify tag is not a replacement for a microchip. Keep the chip registered and current—it is the permanent identification a shelter or vet will scan for. Why both.
One place to choose and buy
Pick green, red, yellow, blue, or pink. Every color opens the same dynamic finder page, and shipping is free.
Finder-page access is included. No recurring subscription is currently required.
Free standard shipping is included in the tag price. Applicable tax is shown at secure checkout before payment. U.S. delivery addresses only.
Choose your color See full pricing detailsBefore you buy
The essentials are here. The detailed answers live in the FAQ.
View all FAQsNo. They need an NFC-enabled phone, a browser, and an internet connection.
No recurring subscription is currently required for finder-page access.
They can try another compatible NFC-enabled phone. The finder page requires an NFC-enabled phone, a browser, and internet access.
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