Gentle, discreet protection for dogs and cats. A tag made to bring your companion and you back together, quite simply.
Their page becomes a missing notice in one move
The poster comes out ready to stick up, registered neighbours are alerted, and every “I saw him here” lands on a map
The delivery man left the gate ajar. Nougat had never been past the hedge. By seven o'clock the poster was on the post at the end of the street, and three neighbours already knew what to look for
Possible stories, not testimonials. These animals and their families don't exist; what they go through does
The tag answers, even when nobody is searching
A scan, a message, a location — you know they've been seen, and where
It was a little girl from the neighbourhood who scanned the tag with her mother's phone. “He's at ours, he's eating biscuits.” We were there ten minutes later
Possible stories, not testimonials. These animals and their families don't exist; what they go through does
Their page lives on when all is well, too
One question a week, thirty seconds, one more page — typed or dictated
He fitted in one hand, he was shaking in the box. I wrote that on the first Sunday, for the question of the week. Twelve years later, I reread the first page
Possible stories, not testimonials. These animals and their families don't exist; what they go through does
Their tag. Their story. The way back home
No app — and nothing to create for the person who finds them
myzanimal
The simple one that is enough for most, or the one that can say where they were spotted. Either way, their myzanimal page stays at the centre.
€15 — once, for life
Whoever finds them scans the QR code and reaches you straight away through their page.
For whom: Town dogs, home-loving cats, everyday walks — lasting security, with no strings.
Tracker from €54 incl. VAT
As well as the QR code, a GS-IT tracker is spotted when a smartphone passes nearby: you see its last known position and its history.
For whom: Roaming dogs, countryside adventurers, nervous pets prone to running off.
Report a disappearance to alert neighbours registered around the place, or join those who watch over their neighbourhood.
€15 once, for the animal's whole life: no subscription, no battery.
You print the QR yourself, in three sizes (50, 38 and 28 mm), on any support you like — or you add a catalogue tag on top, when it is enabled for sale.
No, neither you nor the finder: a phone is enough, the page opens directly, with no in-between screen.
Create their page, print the QR or choose a tag, clip it to the collar, then scan it yourself to test: the How it works guide and the help pages walk you through it.
Their name, photo and the contacts you chose to show, with a way to call you in one tap.
Yes, as soon as it is scanned; the place only if the finder reports the pet and chooses to share their position, then shown on your missing-pet map — its accuracy depends on their phone.
You choose what is shown; on the tag itself there is no name or number in plain sight, only the QR and an invitation to scan.
Yes: if you do not answer, other emergency contacts you designate can be reached by the finder.
Update your details any time in your account, without replacing the tag: the QR stays the same.
The printable QR comes in 50, 38 and 28 mm; engraved catalogue tags, when enabled, are 32 mm for dogs and 28 mm for cats and other animals.
Our metal tag has its QR laser-engraved: 100% waterproof, readable 24/7 with no battery, made to last. A QR you print yourself lasts as long as the support you choose.
Aucune batterie à recharger ni abonnement, et cela fonctionne partout où un téléphone peut scanner ; notre médaille connectée, une balise GS-IT commandée auprès de GS-IT France, donne sa dernière position connue, pas un suivi en temps réel.
Their page opens in the language of the phone that scans it, precious when travelling; a readable QR can be scanned without catching the animal, once you can get close enough — with no distance promised.
You report them missing, someone scans the tag, you get the alert and the finder can reach you: the full journey is detailed on the Pricing page.
Full details and the complete comparison are on the Pricing page.
Tabby, European, Angora, alley cat — indoor or outdoor.
From the smallest to the largest, pedigree or crossbreed, young puppy or old companion.
Rabbit, ferret, hamster, guinea pig, bird, reptile — they matter just as much.
Hung on the collar, it carries a code to scan and a short address spelled out in full, to dictate over the phone. All around it, the appeal is written in seven languages — pets get lost on holiday too. No battery, nothing to charge: the online page is what lives, the tag never changes.
And you are told the moment it's scanned, even if the person writes nothing. You know they've been seen.
How it works →myzanimal.eu
Their character, their habits, their dated memories: a life notebook you write over the years. Private by default — you choose what you show, memory by memory.
It's also what keeps your details up to date: a tag you activate and then forget brings nobody home.
In 2025, 90,081 dogs and cats were reported lost in France. Only one in two was reported found.I-CAD national register, 2026 barometer
If they go missing, one move is enough: the poster comes out ready to stick up, neighbours registered around the place are alerted, and every “I saw them here” lands on a map.
When they come home, the page says so. No more stale alert left hanging on a post.
Report a missing pet →
If your pet is microchipped, first report the loss on filalapat.fr — the public portal of the French national I-CAD register, where vets and pounds check. myzanimal does not replace it: it does everything else.