Individual sticks
Specify the finished stick dimensions, including any variation. Your wrapper must provide room for the product plus the machine’s longitudinal and end seals.
Custom Chew & Stick Packaging
Printed packaging for individual pet treat sticks and multi-stick packs. Start with stick length, diameter, pack count, and your wrapping process. Minimum orders start at 500 pieces.
Get a QuoteCustom printed. Starting at 500 pieces.
Build your packaging quote.
Choose what you know. Select “Help me choose” for anything undecided, and our team can help work through the specification.
- 500-piece minimumInclude your planned split across flavors.
- Design support availableFinished artwork is not needed to start a conversation.
- 2.5-week typical turnaroundFrom proof approval. Dates confirmed in your quote.
Your request starts a conversation. It does not place an order or commit you to production.
Match the pack to the stick and the production line.
A narrow individual wrapper and a pouch containing several sticks are different packaging jobs. Tell us which product you sell and whether you need premade packs or printed film for equipment.
Multi-stick packs
Share the count per pack and whether the sticks are individually wrapped inside it. The outer pouch dimensions should be checked against the full grouped product.
Co-packed production
Ask your co-packer for the packaging specification. Machine compatibility should be settled before the artwork is designed around a repeat or pouch dimension.
The details that make this format work.
We confirm these details alongside your artwork so the finished packaging suits both your product and your process.
Stick dimensions
Provide length and diameter with units, plus pack count. A photo beside a ruler can help explain the product, but does not replace a confirmed specification.
Wrapper or pouch
Film for a wrapping machine needs a different quote from premade pouches. Select the route your production process actually uses.
Print readability
A narrow wrapper leaves limited room. Prioritize the brand, flavor, required product information, and barcode while allowing for the seam and end seals.
Finish the bag in your brand’s style.
The surface finish changes the look and feel. The underlying film structure is selected separately for your product and packing requirements.
Matte
A low-shine appearance for detailed illustration, clean typography, and understated color. Evaluate a physical sample alongside your artwork.
Gloss
A reflective appearance for vivid graphics and saturated color. Consider glare and how the package will be photographed or displayed.
Specialty effects
Discuss soft touch, metallic accents, and selective gloss. Availability and artwork setup are confirmed for your selected construction.
Color panels illustrate visual differences only. Request a physical sample to judge a real printed finish.
Artwork built for this format.
Use a confirmed production dieline before finalizing your design. Keep critical text clear of seams, folds, zippers, and cut lines. Our design team can help turn your brand assets into a print-ready layout.
Have finished files?
Share a file link and describe any special effects. We review the artwork against the agreed format and dimensions.
Need design help?
Bring your logo, brand references, recipe list, intended pet species, ingredients, feeding guidance, and the label information your product team requires. We can discuss the design scope before work begins.
Adding more flavors?
List the quantity for each design. A coordinated flavor system can keep the range recognizable while making individual varieties easy to identify.
A clear path from quote to printed packaging.
We confirm the details before production so your artwork, pouch specification, and order quantity stay aligned.
Get the specification right
Share the product, dimensions or fill weight, quantity, design count, finish, and filling method. We review undecided details with you.
Approve the artwork
Use the confirmed production dieline. Review your proof for copy, recipe names, species and feeding information, barcode placement, windows, and the agreed print effects.
Plan the print run
Production follows approval. Typical turnaround is 2.5 weeks from proof approval; your quote confirms the applicable production and delivery schedule.
Is this the right format for you?
Choose printed rollstock when your line forms individual wrappers from a roll. Consider a premade pouch for a grouped pack when that matches your filling setup. We can review the route with your co-packer.
Custom Chew & Stick Packaging FAQs
What should my co-packer send for a chew and stick wrapper quote?
Ask for the film specification, web width, repeat length, winding direction, roll/core limits, seal requirements, and a dieline or print layout if available. Include stick dimensions and the intended quantity.
What is the minimum order?
Orders start at 500 pieces. Include your quantity per design. For rollstock, quantities are quoted as printed impressions and converted into the confirmed roll specification.
Can you help choose the material?
Tell us whether you are packing crunchy biscuits, soft training bites, freeze-dried pieces, or chews. Include the recipe, packing method, storage conditions, and target shelf life. Your producer should validate the chosen barrier and seal with the actual treats; a printed pouch alone does not establish shelf life.
Can I evaluate a sample first?
Request samples to discuss available formats and finishes. If fit is the concern, tell us your dimensions and product details so we can review an appropriate option.
How long does an order take?
Typical turnaround is 2.5 weeks from proof approval. Your quotation confirms the applicable production and delivery dates.
Can I get pricing before my design is finished?
Yes. Complete the on-page quote form with the specifications you know and select your current artwork status. Unresolved details can be reviewed before the order is finalized.