QrioTag for Pet Owners: Beyond the Microchip
Microchips require a scanner. QrioTag tags work with any smartphone. Here is why you need both.
Microchipping is mandatory in many countries, and for good reason — it's a permanent, tamper-proof ID. But microchips have a critical limitation: they require a special scanner to read. Most people who find a lost pet don't have one.
How Most Reunions Actually Happen
According to rescue organizations, the majority of lost pets are found by ordinary people — neighbors, dog walkers, people in parks. Almost none of them carry microchip scanners. They do, however, all carry smartphones.
QrioTag Works With Any Phone
When someone finds your pet, they scan the QrioTag tag on the collar. Your pet's profile page opens instantly: your pet's name, your contact info (relayed anonymously), any medical needs, vaccination status, and a photo. No app to download. No account to create.
What to Put in Your Pet's Profile
The Combination That Works
Microchip for the shelter/vet scan when your pet arrives somewhere official. QrioTag for the person on the street who found your dog at 11pm and needs to reach you right now.
They're not competing — they're complementary. Use both.
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