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Custom Pet Food Pouches
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- Helpful support from artwork to production
- 20 pouch sizes to choose from
- Artwork review included
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Configure Custom Pet Food Pouches
Choose the format, size, material, features, quantity and production speed. Your price updates as you go.
Custom pouches for pet treats, toppers and dry foods
Plan your pouch around what owners feed and how often they open the pack. Dry biscuits, oily treats, powders and bulky kibble put different demands on the size, opening, seals and material.
Make the feeding routine part of the package choice
- Samples and small portions: compare a flat pouch when a compact pack is useful.
- Multi-use treats and toppers: compare a stand-up pouch and compatible zipper, then test normal owner handling with crumbs and product dust.
- Heavy, oily or irregular fills: check seal stress, puncture, grease and carton handling at the full intended weight. Moist products need their own contact, process and storage evaluation.
Match the pouch to the pet product
Match the materials and finishes to the pet product
Compare films for product form, oil, aroma, filled weight and repeated opening.
Compare white for dry foods and moisture-sensitive treats
Compare this for dry kibble, biscuits, powders and treats when moisture management and a neutral interior are priorities.
- Why compare it
- White has the lower typical water-vapor transmission value in our material lineup.
- Tradeoff
- Metallic has the lower typical oxygen-transmission value, which matters more for some oily or aroma-sensitive products.
- Test before production
- Grease, crumbs, odor, repeated opening, seal cleanliness, puncture and package performance at the full shipping weight.
Compare metallic for oily or aroma-sensitive products
Compare this opaque option for dry pet foods and treats when oxygen exposure, odor or light is the stronger concern.
- Why compare it
- Metallic has the lower typical oxygen-transmission value in our material lineup.
- Tradeoff
- Its typical water-vapor transmission value is higher than white and clear, and heavy fills can add seal and puncture stress.
- Test before production
- Oil contact, odor containment, seal integrity, puncture, compression, repeated opening and target shelf life.
Consider clear when treat size and texture help customers choose
Compare this for dry treats when visibility supports the purchase and the product remains attractive throughout use.
- Why compare it
- Clear shows piece size and texture while sharing the same typical transmission values as our white materials.
- Tradeoff
- Grease marks, crumbs, light exposure and product settling remain visible.
- Test before production
- Shelf appearance, light exposure, abrasion, owner handling, reclosure and quality through the expected use period.
Choose matte or gloss for the look and feel
Matte: a lower-shine 1.3 mil BOPP exterior; the complete film averages 4.9 mil.
Gloss: a more reflective 1.2 mil PET exterior; the complete film averages 4.8 mil.
Compare the complete films. Our specifications list lower oxygen-transmission limits for metallic and lower water-vapor transmission limits for white and clear. Confirm temperature, humidity and other test conditions before comparing barrier data. These film values do not establish product compatibility, measured light protection, odor containment or finished-package shelf life.
Compare all six materials and finishes, including the full film details and downloadable specifications.
Trial-fill the real pet product
- Use the intended net weight or piece count and representative piece sizes.
- Check settling, loading and the opening owners need to scoop or remove the product.
- Keep product and grease clear of the top heat seal.
- Test repeated opening and the filled pack’s puncture, compression and shipping performance.
Use the pouch sizing guide to narrow the dimensions, then confirm the fit with physical samples.
Before production: prove the complete package
Before production, verify product contact, seal cleanliness and quality over the intended storage and use period. Reserve space for the animal-food label and readable lot coding. The human-food Nutrition Facts tool is not a pet-food labeling tool; use the requirements for the actual animal food and selling markets. See the food pouch planning guide for a testing checklist.
Official reference points: FDA animal food labeling and pet food claims · FDA animal food CGMP guidance · FDA pet food lot-number guidance. Check the requirements for the actual product and selling market before production.
Pet food pouch FAQs
Can I package oily or moist pet treats?
Evaluate the exact recipe and process before ordering. Check grease contact, leakage, seals, storage and shelf life; a dry-food example does not establish suitability for moist products.
What belongs on a pet-food label?
Federal requirements include product identification, net quantity, manufacturer or distributor name and place of business, and ingredients. State registration and labeling requirements may add more; review the complete label for the intended species and markets.
Where should I put a lot code?
Leave a clear area with enough contrast for your coding method. Check that the code stays readable after filling, sealing, shipping and normal use.
Build and price your pet food pouches
Use the configurator to select format, size, material and finish, features, design count, quantity and production speed. Review the live custom quote, upload artwork and add the configured order to your cart.
Orders start at 100 pouches; available quantities depend on the configuration. Review pricing and production choices. Production begins after artwork approval, so allow time for file review and shipping when planning your launch.