Create your free Pawdex
Takes under 2 minutes. Add your pet — name, photo, breed, emergency contact, allergies, vaccinations. This becomes your pet's digital passport.
Download the QR design free. Get it engraved at any Shopee or Lazada tag-maker. Change your phone number once — every scanned tag updates instantly. No re-engraving, ever.
FREE · 2-MINUTE SETUP · NO CARD
Most QR pet tags in the Philippines are printed once and frozen forever. The QR points to a fixed page with whatever phone number was current the day you bought it. Change SIMs? Junk the tag. Move? Re-engrave.
The Pawdex QR Tag is the same physical object — a QR code engraved on metal that hangs on your pet's collar — but the QR points to your pet's Pawdex digital passport instead of a frozen webpage. Update your contact info inside Pawdex once, and every scan after that picks up the new info. The tag never has to change.
It's the difference between a poster on a wall and a webpage you can edit.
You stay in control of the physical tag. We just give you the smartest QR design and the digital passport behind it.
Takes under 2 minutes. Add your pet — name, photo, breed, emergency contact, allergies, vaccinations. This becomes your pet's digital passport.
From your Pawdex dashboard, download the clean QR PNG for your pet. The design scales cleanly from 25mm to 50mm tags.
Upload the PNG to any Shopee or Lazada tag-maker, or walk into a local engraver. Pick your material (stainless, brass, aluminum). Typical cost: ₱200–₱500.
Snap a photo of the QR with any smartphone camera. The finder lands on your pet's public passport — name, photo, your number, lost status. No app required.
Plenty of plain QR tags exist. Here's what the Pawdex QR Tag gives you that they don't.
Change your phone, SIM, or address inside Pawdex once. Every scanned tag from that moment onward shows the updated info. The engraved QR never expires.
Flip Lost Mode on, and we email you every time someone scans your pet's QR — with the approximate location of the scan. You can react in minutes, not days.
The QR doesn't just show a name and number. It links to your pet's vaccinations, allergies, dietary notes, microchip ID, and memory book — useful when the finder is a vet, a groomer, or a kind stranger.
We don't lock you into one form factor. You choose the material, the shape, the engraver, the size. We just hand you the smartest QR to put on it.
You never lose access because of a SIM change, a SIM lock, or a phone replacement. Your Pawdex account is the source of truth — the physical tag is a doorway to it.
The QR design itself costs nothing. You only spend on the physical engraving at whichever local tag-maker you prefer.
We'd rather be honest than oversell. The QR tag is part of a smart pet-ID stack, not the entire stack.
For a full breakdown of how QR tags compare to microchips and digital passports — and which combination actually brings a lost pet home in the Philippines — read our full Microchip vs QR Tag vs Digital Passport guide.
Real questions from Filipino pet parents. If yours isn't here, drop us a note — we reply within a day.
Yes. The QR design is included with every Pawdex account at no cost. You pay only for the physical engraving (typically ₱200 to ₱500 from any tag-maker on Shopee, Lazada, or in-person shops). Pawdex itself is free for your first pet.
They land on your pet's public passport page, which shows your pet's name, photo, breed, key details, and the emergency contact phone number you've listed. If your pet is in Lost Mode, they also see a clear LOST banner with the reward amount (if any). No app download needed — any phone with a camera and a browser can scan it.
You update your contact info inside Pawdex, and every existing tag instantly reflects the new number on the next scan. The physical tag never has to be re-engraved. This is the main reason we built it this way — phone-number changes shouldn't mean junked tags.
Filipino collar tags typically run 25–50mm. For QR codes specifically, aim for at least 25mm square so the scan is reliable from a normal phone distance. Laser-engraved stainless steel or anodized aluminum lasts much longer than printed plastic — the cheap printed ones fade in tropical weather within months.
Honestly, the two solve different problems. A microchip is a long-term legal-grade ID that requires a vet with a compatible scanner to read. A QR tag is the first-30-minutes recovery layer — anyone with a phone can scan it. We recommend both. See our full breakdown in our microchip-vs-QR-tag-vs-digital-passport guide.
Two minutes to create your free Pawdex. One PNG to download. Any tag-maker on Shopee or Lazada to engrave. A safer collar for every gate that ever gets left open.