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Seven ranges: walking (harnesses, leashes, collars, bag holders), feeding (bowls, slow feeders, stands, mats), resting (beds, crate mats, blankets), travel (carriers, car hammocks, tethers), grooming and hygiene (brushes, clippers, towels, pads), play and enrichment (rope toys, treat toys, snuffle mats, scratching posts) and dog apparel (raincoats, coats, cooling vests, bandanas, sweaters). Start with a focused brief and confirm feasibility for each item.

Use the inquiry brief to specify your logo, palette, labels and packaging. Available techniques and materials are confirmed during sample development.

Our typical MOQ is 100–500 units. The exact minimum depends on the product, material, color, size split, logo process and packaging, and is confirmed in the written quotation.

Pricing is quoted against the agreed specification and quantity. Include your target cost and destination so samples, tooling where needed, packaging and freight can be itemized.

A stock-item custom sample can be prepared within 7 days after the artwork and details are confirmed. A fully custom sample can be prepared within 15 days after the specification, materials and artwork are confirmed. Bulk production timing is quoted separately.

Confirm the contracting company, production location, in-house processes and any outsourced steps. Request business documents and a factory review before placing an order.

Request documentation relevant to your selected product, material, claims and destination. The scope must match the proposed item; we publish no blanket certificate for the range.

Yes. Stock-item custom samples can be prepared within 7 days, while fully custom samples can be prepared within 15 days after details are confirmed. Sample charges and delivery are quoted for the project.

We support sea freight, air freight and express courier. The practical option depends on shipment volume, destination, delivery deadline and agreed trade terms.

This site is designed for business sourcing inquiries. Products are development starting points, with specifications and commercial terms confirmed by quotation.

The forms build your brief in the browser and send nothing on their own. The short inquiry form opens WhatsApp (+86 158 5958 5198) with your details filled in; the full RFQ form lets you review the brief, then open it in WhatsApp or download it.

Start with finished internal and external dimensions, empty weight, ventilation, structured-base support, opening locations, zipper and seam construction, cleaning instructions and the intended airline use case. Airline policies vary, so customers must confirm the current rules for their exact carrier, route and aircraft.

Avoid a universal escape-proof claim. Define the intended use, measurement method, adjustment range, hardware and sample review instead. Publish fitting instructions and explain that suitability depends on the individual dog, activity and correct adjustment.

Identify the exact component and procedure behind the claim. Record the wash cycle, water temperature, drying method and review criteria, or define the water-resistance test and finished construction that was evaluated. Keep the evidence linked to the approved sample and specification.

Our typical MOQ is 100–500 units. Walking products may be split by webbing color and size; feeding products distinguish existing shapes from new molds; resting products may depend on fabric and fill. Send your proposed assortment so the exact split can be confirmed in one quotation.

Send a vector logo (PDF or SVG), your color reference, intended dimensions and a simple product brief. Outline fonts and identify the logo placement. Include packaging artwork only when you have the final dieline.

Ask the quotation to separate sample fabrication, custom components, tooling, shipping and revision charges. Agree the included revision scope and whether any fee is credited to a bulk order before authorizing work. No refund or credit policy is assumed.

Specify artwork ownership, permitted use, tooling ownership, storage and transfer rights in writing. Supply artwork you are authorized to use. Confidentiality arrangements should be agreed before disclosing sensitive designs.

Record the issue against the specification, identify the revision required and agree cost and timing before another sample is made. Keep version numbers on both the specification and sample comments.

Include the inspection point, scope, access requirements and reporting format in the purchase agreement. Agree who books and pays for inspection, and how any non-conformity affects release.

We support sea freight, air freight and express courier. Confirm the agreed trade term and named place, responsibility for freight and import clearance, packed dimensions and shipment documents in the quotation.

Define inspection evidence, notification timing, acceptance criteria and the remedy process in the written order. Changes to materials, dimensions, branding or packaging should be approved in a recorded revision before execution.

Start your custom dog harness brief with measurements, not breed labels alone. Define neck and chest adjustment ranges, panel length and strap width for each size. Review an actual sample on the intended body shapes and check how it sits during ordinary movement.

Specify which parts can be washed, how the cover comes off and how easily it goes back on. A washable dog bed cover does not establish that the foam, bolster or liner can be washed the same way. Put component-specific care instructions in your private-label dog bed brief.

Match the material to the job. A stainless steel pet bowl can anchor an everyday feeding range, while a silicone feeding mat or collapsible travel bowl serves a different use. Compare the finished construction, material records and cleaning instructions instead of treating a material name as a quality guarantee.

Confirm the legal contracting entity, production location and the processes performed at each facility. Ask whether the business owns the factory, coordinates partner factories or acts as a trading supplier. The right arrangement is the one you can understand, verify and document for your order.

Start by asking for MOQ per product, color, size and custom component. A single headline minimum is rarely enough to plan an assortment. Narrow your first brief to a coordinated range and compare an existing construction with custom materials or tooling as separate options.

Agree what the sample will demonstrate, which materials and dimensions it uses, and what is included in the sample charge. Keep tooling, artwork, shipping and revision fees separate. A custom pet accessory sample is most useful when both sides are reviewing the same written specification.

Compare the complete quoted scope: product, branding, packaging, tooling, inspection and freight. For pet beds and other bulky accessories, carton dimensions can materially change shipping estimates. Ask for packed dimensions and weight before treating two unit prices as equivalent.

Use one deliberate color and material direction across a small set of complementary products. Then define logo placement, label construction and packaging for each item. A private-label pet accessories collection feels coherent when the details are coordinated rather than simply applying the same logo everywhere.

Plan backward from the required arrival date and agree the stages separately: specification, materials, sample, revision, approval, production, inspection and transit. A useful lead-time estimate depends on your final product and approvals; a generic promise is not a project schedule.

Choose a focused assortment that matches a specific customer routine and test your assumptions before expanding it. A harness-and-leash set, a bowl-and-mat pairing or a bed-and-blanket range gives customers a clear reason to consider the products together. This is an assortment strategy, not a verified sales ranking.

Ask for documents that match your actual product, material, test scope and intended market. Record the issuer, date, model and limitations. A generic certificate or a report for a different item is not evidence for every claim on your private-label product page.

Our collection approach is designed for pet brands, retailers and importers who want a coordinated walking, feeding or resting range and a clear development brief. You can compare products, define customization and prepare approval questions in one place before the commercial scope is agreed.