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Pet Care & Nutrition

Premium pet packaging that stays grease-free and on-brand.

Treats bring oil, crumbs and handling that ordinary cartons don't survive. We choose barrier-coated boards and sturdy structures, so the pack looks as premium in the kitchen as it did on the shelf.

  • Window Patched Cartons
  • Auto-Lock Tuck Cartons
  • Mailer Shippers
Packaging we build for pet care & treats

What we build for this sector

The styles pet care & treats brands actually order.

All of it made on our own floor and quoted from a single enquiry. Filter by family, then open a style for its board, sizes, finishes and what it costs to tool.

Specified for this sector

What changes when the pack is for pet care & treats.

  • Boards commonly used

    High-Burst Strength Corrugated E-Flute, 350 GSM Greaseproof SBS

  • What it has to survive

    Greaseproof oil-barrier coating, moisture barrier desiccants, non-toxic glue. Specified at quotation, not discovered in production.

  • What ships with the quote

    Material composition by weight, FSC® chain-of-custody references, EPR data and substance screening. Your compliance team gets the evidence, not a claim.

Finishes specified here

  • High-Gloss Varnishing
  • Drip UV Texture
  • Scratch-Resistant Film

What goes inside the pack

  • Freshness Liners
  • Novelty Surprise Treat Stickers
  • Resealable Zips

Every one of these is quoted with the pack rather than sourced separately, so the insert, the ribbon and the card all arrive in the same delivery as the box.

See the full finishing menu

How this starts

Send the product. Get the pack costed.

You do not need a die-line, a drawing or a finished design to ask. Most pet care & treats programmes start with a photograph and a volume.

  1. Tell us the product

    Its size, its weight, the market it sells into and a pack you like. Artwork can come later.

  2. Get a costed route

    Two or three structures we would recommend for it, each with a board, a finish and a price.

  3. Hold the sample

    A plain white sample to settle the fit, then the finished one you sign before anything runs.