Acrylic name tags with a paw print for veterinarians, vet techs, assistants and front desk teams — with the name plus a role or your clinic name. From $8.50.
Type the name the way clients and their pets' owners should see it, then the title, credentials or clinic name on line two. Keep the paw, or upload your clinic logo in the badge maker.
White · 3″ × 1″ · Magnet back
Bright white acrylic with a teal paw print — easy to read on any scrub color, from exam room to front desk.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Silver Glitter · 3″ × 1″ · Pin back
Silver glitter with a pin back that stays put while you're lifting, restraining and wrestling with a wriggly patient.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Bronze · 3″ × 1″ · Magnet back
Warm bronze with light lettering — a softer, upscale look for practice managers, client service and boarding teams.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Open the badge maker to upload your logo, type the text, and try any of the seven acrylic colors, both sizes and either backing, with a live preview. Need a completely custom layout? Add a note in the badge maker, or email your artwork toinfo@avdeb.com after checkout. Real product photos are on thebadge page.
Veterinarians usually put “DVM” (or “VMD”) on line two, sometimes with a specialty such as “DVM, DACVIM”. Many clinics instead write “Dr. First Last” on line one so clients know who the vet is at a glance.
Credentialed veterinary technicians use different titles depending on the state that licensed them — CVT, LVT, RVT or LVMT. Use the title on your credential. Assistants, kennel staff and client service teams usually list their role instead, e.g. “Veterinary Assistant” or “Client Care”.
A magnet back is quick and leaves no holes, which makes it a good fit for the front desk and for vets moving between exam rooms. For techs and assistants who lift, restrain and get pawed at all day, a pin back holds more firmly and is less likely to be knocked off by an excited dog.
Wipe acrylic badges with a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Strong alcohol and solvent cleaners can cloud or craze acrylic over time, so if you need to use a clinic disinfectant, try it on the back of the badge first.
Add one badge per person: type their name and title, click “Add to cart”, then type the next name. In the badge maker your logo and design stay set between names, so every badge matches. Each person becomes a separate line in your cart, so nothing gets mixed up. For long lists, email the names and titles toinfo@avdeb.com and we'll help you put the order together.
