Nacho Cat ID Tag

Not your cat… not your job to feed it

If your cat has a habit of making friends (and collecting snacks along the way), this tag gets the message across with a bit of humour.

This “Nacho Cat” tag is a playful way to let people know your cat has a home - and doesn’t need feeding, no matter how convincing they are.

Why this tag works

Let’s be honest… some cats are professionals.

They’ll stroll into someone else’s house, look slightly neglected, and suddenly they’ve secured a second dinner.

It’s funny - until:

• they stop eating at home
• they start gaining weight
• their routine goes out the window
• or you realise they’ve got multiple “owners”

This tag helps make things clear, without making it awkward.

Clear message, just with a twist

The front of the tag reads:

“NACHO CAT - DO NOT FEED”

It gets a smile - but the meaning lands straight away.

👉 Not your cat
👉 Not your responsibility
👉 Definitely not your feeding project

It’s a softer, more playful way of saying “Do Not Feed Me” - which can actually make people more likely to respect it.

On the reverse, you can add:

• Your contact details
• A short note (e.g. “I have a home” or “Please don’t feed me”)

When this tag helps most

• Cats that roam and visit neighbours
• Friendly cats who charm their way indoors
• Areas where people regularly feed outdoor cats
• When your cat starts coming home suspiciously full
• If you want to avoid awkward conversations

Designed to get noticed (and remembered)

The bold, playful design makes this tag stand out, while the humour makes it memorable.

People are far more likely to remember - and respect - a message that makes them smile.

Because “Nacho Cat” sticks.

A small tag with a clear (and slightly cheeky) message

Your cat might think they’ve got the neighbourhood figured out…

…but this tag helps make sure everyone else knows the score.

Because it’s not their cat.
And definitely not their dinner.

Add your details and create their tag in minutes.

Take a look at our full collection of cat tags and do not feed pet tags to find the best option for your pet.