Ragdoll Cat Service Animal Registry

Ragdoll Service Cat ID and Registry

Our Service Ragdoll Animal ID cards have been meticulously designed to contain all the necessary information essential to your daily activities with your service animal. All the elements illustrated on this card is the result of many years of user feedback and social listening. We have taken the time and effort to collaborate with previous customers and service cat professionals in the designing and planning of this product. All of this is to ensure that our customer's needs are addressed.

Avoid any possible hassle by always keeping a service ragdoll cat identification on hand for general peace of mind. In our selection of service cat equipment, you’ll find a wide assortment of animal and handler ID options to make statuses more evident. We also have a full selection of Service Animal harnesses, vest, leashes, collars, and other related service animal products

CARD FEATURES

Fully Customizable – Each ID contains the animal and handler information provided during registration. Registration is included.

Clip-On ID Carrier – A rugged vertical ID badge holder, made of heavy-duty PVC and offers clear vinyl visibility to both sides of the Portrait ID badge, protecting it from everyday elements is supplied with each Portrait formatted ID. Perfect to attach to a cats collar, vest's and harness D-ring, carrier, key chain, pocket loop, or bag . (only available with full sized ID's)

30 Mil PVC Card – The full sized ID card is the same size (2-1/8″ x 3-3/8″ or 54 mm x 86 mm) and thickness (.03”) of a standard credit card. The cards are extremely flexible and will not break under rigorous use. The set of 3 smaller key tags are the size of most reward cards. (2-1/8" x 1-18")

High Definition Printing – Image & text are imprinted into the surface of the PVC card (sublimated) won’t delaminate over time! We use the latest high definition ID card printers.

Full Color – Each card is printed in full color on the front side and Black and White on the reverse side, as shown in the product photos.

High-Quality Materials – Each ID card is made from composite PVC plastic, is the same size and have the same durability as a typical bank-issued credit card. They are completely waterproof and will not delaminate over time.

Made in the USA – Our ID Cards are USA manufactured in Florida by fellow Working Animal Handlers, just like you. We are available to assist you with the information needed and the products you require for your animal.

FRONT OF ID CARD INCLUDES:

Fields you can personalize:

Handler Name

Animal Name

Animal Photo – Provide us a picture of your animal facing forward, if possible, with a contrasting background, but do not crop as we will format to fit the card for you

Phone Number – Optional, if desired

Address – Optional, if desired

Registry Number – The registry number is auto-generated when you register. You can provide your previously issued number, and we will change out the assigned registry number with your formerly issued registration number.

Customizable Fields – If you wish to provide something different on one of the 4 optional fields, you can give this information to us in the comment section of your registration. Note, for example: Replace number field with Microchip Number: 12345678.

Security Seal – The Registry Seal is applied in full color with 600 DPI imaging in the lower right-hand corner as a security seal or digital certificate, authenticating the IDs are genuine.

BACK OF ID CARD INCLUDES:

UNITED STATES FEDERAL LAW – The reverse side of the card defines the ADA (American with Disabilities Act) information on the back of the ID for Service Animals This information addresses the handlers' and Working Animals' rights.

Verified Registration – Your animals’ name and registration address are spelled out for individuals that wish to verify the registration.

American's with Disabilities Law– A number is provided, allowing any individual needing further information about your Animals' rights to reach out and receive more detailed information from this Federal Agency.

SUBMITTING THE PERFECT ANIMAL PHOTO

You do not need a professional photographer’s photo of your animal, but we have a few tips to help you provide the ideal picture for your animals' ID. We all know how hard it is to take the perfect picture of your pups. They never want to look at the camera or your device, unless you take the time to get their attention.

NO CLOSE UPS PLEASE

Get the Animal used to the Camera – The click of the camera or the sudden flash can rattle an animal. Take several photos and let them get used to what you are doing. The idea is to keep things relaxed and natural.

Get down on the floor – You want to be at the cat's level for the best photos. Standing and looking down makes a poor ID photo.

Lighting – Make sure that there is adequate light on the face of your ragdoll cat, so some of the details of their fur can be seen.

NO BUSY BACKGROUNDS

Backgrounds – Look at the area you are taking the animals photo in and remove unwanted objects. The ideal photos are where the entire background is the same, like a painted wall, a large carpeted area, a white sandy beach or green grass makes your animal stand out.

Contrast – if you have a black cat, don’t have a dark background. Save the dark backgrounds for white or tan animals.

Focus – A cell phone camera works just as well as a 35MM camera when it comes to photographing yourdog.

NO PEOPLE IN THE PHOTOS

Just the Animal – While you may have the favorite photo of your Animal and you, an ID needs to be just your Animal. A picture of the Handler and their animal will reproduce too small to provide the proper image required for an ID.

Take Lots of Pictures – Take as many photos as you can with a few different backgrounds and different lighting. Do not use your flash as these startles the animal. View all the pictures and pick the best one.

WE STRAIGHTEN & CROP

Face the Camera – Just make sure that you have the animals' attention by holding or having a friend hold their favorite squeaky toy or treat near the camera lens. The best ID photos are when your animal is facing the camera, and there is an area around the dog's face to allow for straightening and cropping to fit our ID format. Don’t worry about the head being cocked as we edit and crop all the submitted photos to ensure they fit the ID’s formatted size properly.