Packaging and brand design for pet products
We design pet product packaging, labels and brand systems that look right on the shelf, read clearly in a thumbnail and carry one brand across every listing.
When brands bring us in
- The pack looks great in hand and unreadable as a search thumbnail.
- Every new product was designed from scratch, so the range doesn't look like one brand.
- A retail buyer asked for display-ready packaging that doesn't exist yet.
- Label updates keep introducing typos and mismatched weights across SKUs.
What's included
Packaging and labels
- Pouches, bags, boxes, jars, tubs and bottle labels
- A front-of-pack hierarchy that reads in two seconds: brand, product, pet and key benefit
- Artwork built on your printer's dielines, delivered print-ready
Retail and display
- Shelf-ready and display boxes, including counter displays and PDQ trays
- Outer cartons and case labeling for wholesale orders
Label proofing
- Consistency checks across every SKU before print: names, weights, claims and panels
- A tracked list of corrections, so nothing slips through between versions
Brand systems
- Brand guidelines for color, type and layout
- Range architecture: color-coding by flavor, size or pet type
- One look carried into listing images, A+ content and your store
Designed for the shelf and the screen
On Amazon, the first time most shoppers see your packaging is as a small image in a grid of search results. A pack that only works in hand loses that moment.
- Brand and product name sized to survive a thumbnail
- Contrast and color blocking that stand out against a white background
- Artwork that feeds straight into your main image, infographics and A+ content
- Information panels laid out clearly, such as the guaranteed analysis and feeding guide on food packs, with the content supplied and approved by you
Packaging questions
Do you print the packaging?
No. We design the artwork and prepare print-ready files to your printer's specifications. Your printer handles production.
Can you work from our printer's dieline?
Yes, and we prefer it. Building on the exact dieline avoids surprises at the proof stage.
Who is responsible for label claims and regulatory text?
You are, or your regulatory advisor. We lay the information out clearly and check it for consistency across SKUs, but the content of claims, ingredient lists and nutritional statements must come from you.
How many revisions are included?
The number of revision rounds is written into your quote before work starts.
Often paired with
Start with one image, or plan the whole gallery
Try our design work on a single listing image for $20, or book a call to scope a full project.