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Universal PVC ID Cards


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Price: $4.99





Description:

We have designed a universal PVC ID Card that very affordable.  We use the same high quality 30mil plastic card material that we use in our custom IDs.

A professional resin thermal encoder machine is used in printing the IDs to create a professional looking, durable and long lasting card. This Universal Card is laminated on both sides for extra durability.The slot at the top allows you to:

  • Place the card through the snap hook that is on our cape or padded harness vest.
  • You can purchase a plastic & metal clip or split ring clip if you want to attach the ID to a bag, coat, collar, etc.
  • You can purchase a lanyard and hang the ID around your neck. Choose from 10 style choices and either a horizontal or vertical Universal PVC ID Card.

Note on Service vs. Therapy Dogs:
Service Dogs are dogs that perform a task for their disabled handler. The handler has public access rights with a Service Dog and they are protected under Federal ADA law, and allowed to enter public property with their Service Dog. (Handler must be considered disabled and the dog must perform a task.)
Therapy Dogs are dogs that meet the needs of others (such as visiting people in nursing homes, hospitals, pet therapy work, and reading groups, etc.) Handlers do not have ADA public access rights with Therapy Dogs and must have permission from an establishment to enter.
On the back of the Therapy Dog or Search & Rescue IDs, we put a statement about the work that these dogs perform.