Private label

Build a private-label sourcing brief around the product format, target customer and retail presentation you need. Logo, color and packaging possibilities must be confirmed for each selected product and order.

Start with the product, then the branding

Choose your product shortlist and destination market first. Include expected quantities, intended pet sizes and the specifications that matter to your range. This helps clarify which sample references and customization questions belong in the quotation.

Prepare artwork and packaging references

Share your logo files, color references, preferred packaging format and any retailer requirements. Ask the supplier to confirm artwork dimensions, printing positions, proof approval, setup charges and changes to packing measurements.

Agree the sample approval process

Use an agreed sample reference for product appearance, construction and packaging. Record changes between the initial sample and approved version, and confirm how those changes affect cost, quantity and production timing.

Keep the final quotation specific

Ask for a written breakdown of the selected product, variations, customization, packaging, quantities, shipping terms and payment terms. Any product-specific testing and destination-market requirements should be discussed before sample or production approval.

Start with our wholesale pet-product catalog, compare curated product collections, then prepare your sourcing inquiry.

Local sample content. Customization capabilities, quantities, charges and timelines require confirmation and are not promised by this preview.