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Pet product samples, material swatches and packaging components prepared in a working development area

Custom Pet Accessories Built Around Your Brand and Channel

Turn product references, channel requirements and packaging goals into a reviewable sample and bulk-production plan.

Choose the Right Customization Route

Custom pet supplies projects can start with a specification, a reference product or a development brief. Choose the route below based on what you have defined and what still needs development.

Company sample room displaying pet toy variations for custom product selection
  1. OEM from Buyer Specification

    Choose OEM when you have a drawing, reference sample or product specification. We manufacture to the requirements agreed for your order.

    Digital pattern workstation used to review buyer specifications for a cut-and-sew pet product
  2. Pet bed, leash and rope toy samples under development with components, sketches and material swatches

    ODM Development Support

    Choose ODM when the product still needs development. We can support materials, construction, sampling, branding and packaging, with the scope confirmed for the selected product.

  3. Private Label Adaptation

    Private labeling is available for selected products. Provide your artwork, label language and packaging requirements so we can confirm which changes can be supplied.

    Pet product samples with plain cartons, blank hangtag, labels and packing materials for private label review
  4. Cartons arranged on pallets in a pet product warehouse for wholesale order staging

    Wholesale/Repeat Program

    For wholesale or repeat orders, provide the SKU list, quantities and packaging requirements. For a repeat order, identify any changes from the previously agreed specification.

Once the route is clear, explore the Products Hub to align it with an existing category.

Browse Product Categories

Define What Can Be Customized

Customization options depend on the product and order. Specify the changes you need below, then confirm the agreed details in the quotation, sample and written specification before bulk production.

Pet bed, feeding bowl, retractable leashes, rope toys, material swatches and blank packaging options on a sample table

Product Form and Dimensions

Provide the shape and dimensions you need, using a drawing or reference sample where available. Agree the measurements and any tolerances before sampling.

Material and Color

Specify the material and color reference for each SKU. Confirm the available options and review the selected material and color on the sample.

Logo/Label

Provide the logo artwork, label wording, language, size and placement. Confirm the application method for the selected product before approving the artwork or sample.

Retail or E-Commerce Packaging

Specify the unit pack, items per carton, artwork and any protection or channel requirements. Review how the product fits the packaging before approval.

Assortment and Sets

List the products and quantities in each assortment or set. Identify which items need to be packed together so the packing scope can be reviewed.

For repeat-volume programs, review Wholesale Pet Products alongside the customization options above.

Review Wholesale Options

Provide the Inputs That Prevent Rework

For private label pet supplies, prepare a reference, quantity and target market for each SKU. Identify which specifications are fixed, which are optional and which you need help developing.

Company sample room with multiple cat scratcher shapes available for reference selection
Company pet toy sample room showing product variations for assortment and target SKU review

Reference or Drawing

Send a product photo, drawing or reference sample. Include dimensions and note which details should stay the same or change.

Target Quantity

State the quantity for each SKU and variation. Separate the initial order from any expected repeat-order quantities.

Market/Channel

State the destination market and sales channel, such as retail, marketplace or your own online store. Include any channel-specific packaging or labeling requirements.

Material/Performance Requirement

Specify required materials and any performance criteria. If a claim needs testing, identify the test method or standard so the product and verification scope can be reviewed.

Artwork and Packaging

Send logo files, label text, language, placement and packaging requirements. Mark any artwork or pack details that are still awaiting approval.

Tests/Documents

List the tests, reports or inspection documents you need. Specify the SKU, target market and applicable standard before quotation.

Check that your brief includes a product reference, quantities and any requirements still to be confirmed.

When the brief is ready, reach Contact / RFQ to start the review.

Start a Development RFQ

Move Through Sample and Production Approval

Review the requirements and quotation before sample development. Use the sample and written specification to confirm what will be produced, then agree the order scope and inspection requirements.

  1. Requirement Review

    Review the reference, intended use, quantities and requirements. Identify missing information and any product details that need further development.

  2. Quotation

    Review the quoted product scope, quantities, customization, packaging and timing. Clarify any differences from your brief before agreeing to sample development.

  3. Sample Development

    Develop the sample to the agreed brief. Review materials, construction, branding and packaging, and identify any changes needed before approval.

  4. Sample Approval

    Check the sample against the agreed specification. Record the approved details and resolve any requested changes before authorizing bulk production.

  5. Bulk Production

    Produce the order to the approved specification and sample reference. Carry out in-process checks against the agreed requirements.

  6. Inspection/Shipment

    Review finished products and packaging against the agreed inspection criteria before shipment approval. Coordinate any requested third-party inspection according to the confirmed scope and timing.

Review Materials & Manufacturing for the construction scope behind each approval step.

Review Material Options

Plan MOQ, Mixed Orders and Timing by SKU

Review quantities and timing for each SKU, including any mixed-color requirements. Use the baselines below for planning and confirm the applicable MOQ and schedule for your order.

1,000 starting MOQ, pieces

MOQ by Product

MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces and remains subject to the product, construction, customization and packaging requirements of the requested SKU.

7–10 sample target, days

Sample 7-10 Days

The confirmed sample-cycle target is 7–10 days, subject to the selected product, material availability, tooling, artwork and approval requirements.

30 bulk target, about, days

Bulk About 30 Days

The confirmed bulk-production target is about 30 days after the required specifications and approvals are in place, subject to the final order scope.

Mixed SKU/Color Discussion

We support mixed-SKU and mixed-color orders. Provide quantities for each variation so the applicable MOQ, packaging and production scope can be reviewed.

Variables That May Change Timing

Material availability, tooling, artwork changes, packaging and approval timing can affect the schedule. Identify unresolved requirements before confirming sample and production dates.

Include quantities by SKU, your sample deadline and the requested bulk-production timing.

Confirm the order scope, then request a review.

Request MOQ Review

Set Quality and Documentation Requirements Before Quotation

Define the inspection criteria and documents required for your product and market before quotation. State any testing or third-party verification needs so the scope and timing can be reviewed.

Pet product samples, material swatches, plain packaging and specification folder prepared for quality requirement review

Market and Channel

List any quality, labeling or documentation requirements for your destination market and sales channel. Identify which apply to each SKU.

Testing

State the test standard, product or material to be tested and the report you need. Testing arrangements must be reviewed for the selected SKU and target market.

Inspection

Specify the dimensions, workmanship, assembly and packaging points to be checked. Agree the inspection method and acceptance criteria before production.

Packaging Marks

Provide the label wording, symbols, language, placement and carton marks required for your order. Review the artwork before printing or packing.

Third-Party Coordination

Third-party testing, inspection or factory-audit requests can be coordinated. Specify the SKU, standard, scope and timing before quotation so the arrangements can be reviewed.

See the Quality Control process before quotation.

See the Quality Process

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between OEM and ODM in a Furrowa project?

OEM normally starts from a buyer-controlled reference or specification. ODM starts with a broader product goal that requires more development input. The actual route is confirmed from the brief, not the label alone.

Can Furrowa support private-label packaging?

Yes, private labeling is available for selected products, with packaging support reviewed by SKU. Share your logo, label, barcode, bundle and target-market requirements before sampling.

Can mixed SKU or color requirements be reviewed?

Yes. Mixed orders are supported, including mixed SKU and color needs. Quantity by variation is still required for MOQ and production review.

What are the sampling and bulk-production baselines?

The standard sample-cycle target is 7–10 days, and bulk production is typically around 30 days. Confirm the schedule for your product, packaging and verification requirements; these are planning baselines, not guaranteed delivery dates.

Which documents should be sent with an ODM enquiry?

Send reference images, drawings or measurements where available, along with the target market, material direction, quantity, packaging, deadline and required tests or inspections.