Product-focused choices
Compare stand-up pouches, lay-flat packs, die-cut shapes, chew and stick packaging, and rollstock in the context of your pet treats.
Packaging support for pet treats brands.
Custom Pet Treat Packaging helps turn your product, brand, and packing requirements into a clear custom packaging specification.
Talk about your projectCustom printed. Starting at 500 pieces.
Built around the decisions you actually need to make.
A packaging project starts with more than a design. You need to know what fits, how it will be filled, how it will be displayed, and what the customer sees when they pick it up.
A manageable starting quantity
Orders start at 500 pieces. Include your flavor count and planned quantities so your quote reflects the launch or reorder you intend to make.
Design support
Bring finished artwork or ask for help developing the layout. The design should work with the actual pouch specification and your brand identity.
What working together looks like.
We aim to make the specification understandable before you approve an order.
Clear inputs
Tell us what you pack, how you pack it, and what you need. We identify the unresolved decisions rather than assuming an ounce size tells the whole story.
Connected artwork and production
Dimensions, features, and special effects are coordinated with the print layout. Your brand reviews the final proof and product content.
A confirmed schedule
Typical turnaround is 2.5 weeks from proof approval. The quote confirms the applicable production and delivery dates.
For a first launch, a new flavor, or a better-fitting bag.
The right starting point depends on where your brand is today.
Launching a first product
Start with the format, product fit, and brand assets. You do not need every technical answer before getting in touch.
Expanding a range
Share the existing packaging and the new flavors or sizes. Tell us what should stay consistent and what should change.
Moving to a different process
If you are changing co-packers or equipment, start with the new packaging specification before reusing old artwork.
Let’s make the next decision clear.
Email [email protected] or send a quote request. Include your product, target quantity, and what you need help deciding.