Your product and format
Pet Treat cut or stick dimensions, target fill weight, preferred format, and how the product is displayed or sold.
From choosing the pouch to approving the artwork, here is how a custom pet treats packaging project moves forward. You can start before every detail is decided.
Start your quoteCustom printed. Starting at 500 pieces.


The first request should explain what you sell, how you pack it, and what you need to order. Exact dimensions are helpful, but “I need help choosing” is a valid starting point.
Pet Treat cut or stick dimensions, target fill weight, preferred format, and how the product is displayed or sold.
Total quantity, designs or flavors, quantity per design, packing method, and any co-packer specification.
Current design status, preferred finish and features, delivery destination, and any launch deadline.
Before an order is finalized, check that the quotation describes the packaging you actually intend to buy.
Confirm units, pouch format, material requirements, zipper, window, hang hole, and any special shape or film details.
Check the total and the split across artwork versions. Include each flavor clearly so the production quantities are unambiguous.
Review the quoted price, applicable shipping, payment terms, and timing. Do not treat a website example or draft request as a final order.
Use the production drawing supplied for the agreed specification. Changing the pouch dimensions after layout may require artwork revisions.
Provide the editable source or requested print-ready format, linked assets, and font information as instructed.
Share your logo, brand references, flavor list, and required product information. Agree on the design scope before work starts.
Identify windows, white ink, metallic areas, and spot effects on separate clearly named layers.
Review the final proof carefully. It is the point to resolve artwork questions before production.
Read every flavor name, net weight, ingredient and other required label text. Your brand is responsible for approving that content.
Confirm the orientation, safe areas, barcode placement, windows, and feature positions against the dieline.
Make sure the approved files correspond to every artwork version and the agreed quantities.
Typical turnaround is 2.5 weeks from proof approval. The quote confirms the applicable production and delivery schedule for your specification and destination.
A desired launch date should be discussed before the order is committed, rather than assumed from a general lead-time statement.
Sizing, artwork development, and proof changes take place before the production timeline begins.
Retain your approved artwork and order details for reorders. Tell us if the product, dimensions, design, or quantity changes.
Yes. Choose your current artwork status on the form and provide the packaging requirements you know.
No. A quote request starts a conversation. Pricing, specifications, terms, and production approval are confirmed separately.
Yes. The minimum starts at 500 pieces. Send the proposed split across designs for confirmation.
Contact the team immediately. What can be changed depends on production status; do not assume an approved job can be altered without affecting cost or timing.
Choose what you know. Select “Help me choose” for anything undecided, and our team can help work through the specification.
Your request starts a conversation. It does not place an order or commit you to production.