Red Dingo Letter X Tag: Personalize and Attach a Pet ID

Start with the tag that matches your pet's name

The Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X lets you put a single initial on your pet's collar without settling for a generic shape. It is a personalized pet ID tag built around one letter, so it works best when that letter is the first initial of your pet's name or a meaningful marker you want visible at a glance.

Before you order, decide what the tag needs to do. If your main goal is a fast visual cue — a letter a neighbor or shelter can read from a few feet away — the Letter X design does that job. If you need a full phone number and address on the tag, the same product supports custom engraving, but the supplied record notes that fewer characters and fewer lines allow for larger text. That trade-off is worth planning for before checkout.

How to order and attach the Letter X tag

The process has two parts: getting the tag made and getting it onto the collar securely.

1. 1. Pick the size that fits your pet: The Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X comes in three sizes: Small (0.75" diameter), Medium (1.25" diameter), and Large (1.5" diameter). Match the size to your pet's collar width and body scale — a small cat or toy breed usually wears a smaller tag, while a large dog can carry the 1.5" version without it looking oversized.
2. 2. Plan your engraving text: The tag includes engraving. Because fewer characters and fewer lines allow for larger text, decide which details matter most. A pet's name plus one phone number is easier to read than a full address squeezed onto the tag.
3. 3. Use the included split ring: The tag ships with a split ring. Thread the ring through the tag's hole and then onto the collar's D-ring or the collar itself. The supplied information does not include a step-by-step attachment diagram, so check that the ring is fully closed and the tag hangs freely before your pet wears it.
4. 4. Check the fit after a day of wear: Once attached, watch how the tag sits. It should not catch on the collar buckle or twist into the fur. If it does, try a different collar attachment point or a smaller size.

What the Letter X tag gives you

• Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID: Thick stainless steel construction with a durable enamel design Stainless steel and enamel are the materials behind the tag's everyday durability, which matters for a tag that stays on the collar through walks, weather, and scratching.

  

• Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID: Will not rust or corrode This is the care claim the supplied record supports. It means you do not need to treat the tag as a fair-weather accessory, though routine cleaning still helps keep the engraving readable.
• Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID: Includes split-ring and engraving You get the hardware and the personalization in one purchase, so there is no separate trip for a ring or a engraver.

Size choice is the decision that affects daily wear

The three sizes are not just cosmetic. A 0.75" Small tag suits a cat or a very small dog whose collar is narrow. The 1.25" Medium is the middle ground for most medium breeds, and the 1.5" Large gives bigger dogs a tag that is easier to spot. The supplied record lists the sizes by diameter, so use a ruler on your pet's current tag or collar area if you are unsure.

One limitation to note: the supplied information does not specify a recommended collar width for each size. Use the diameter as your guide and check that the split ring fits through your collar's D-ring before you commit.

Where the Letter X tag works well — and where it does not

• Works well for a clear visual ID: A single letter is quick to read, which helps if your pet slips a leash and someone is trying to identify them from a distance.
• Works well as a personalized pet ID tag: The custom engraving and enamel design make it a functional tag rather than just a charm.
• Less ideal if you need a lot of text: The record notes that fewer characters and fewer lines allow for larger text. If you want multiple phone numbers, a full address, and medical notes, the tag may force you to prioritize.
• Not confirmed for every attachment style: The supplied information includes a split ring but does not describe attachment to specific collar types. Check your collar's hardware before ordering.

Catalog details at a glance

• Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID: Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID, catalog price USD 13.29 (comparison price USD 18.99) This is the price context supplied for the tag; it helps you compare the cost against other personalized options.
• Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID: Lifetime guarantee The record lists a lifetime guarantee, which is the kind of long-term assurance worth knowing before you buy.
• Red Dingo Alphabet Tag Letter X Pet ID: Tags ship directly from Red Dingo Shipping origin is part of the ordering process, so plan accordingly if you need the tag by a certain date.

A realistic note on what the record does not cover

The supplied information does not include cleaning instructions, a recommended replacement schedule, or a step-by-step guide for threading the split ring. It also does not confirm compatibility with every collar type. Treat those as things to check with the collar you already own rather than assumptions. The tag's stainless steel and enamel construction is the main durability evidence you have, and the record explicitly states it will not rust or corrode.

If you are choosing between the Letter X and another Red Dingo letter, the decision usually comes down to the initial you need and the size that fits your pet. The Letter X is a straightforward personalized pet ID tag for a dog or cat whose name starts with X — or for anyone who wants a clean, letter-based tag on the collar.