Develop non-electric pet water dispensers for B2B retail, private-label and wholesale programs, with materials, construction, packaging and order requirements reviewed before sampling.
Start with the non-electric watering format, intended pet and use location. Define the reservoir, drinking area and refill method for each proposal before discussing materials, capacity and packaging.
For a proposed gravity-fed design, confirm how the reservoir connects to the base and releases water. Agree the setup and flow-check conditions on the sample; this format is subject to confirmation for the requested SKU.
Specify the reservoir and base dimensions, connection method and drinking-area layout together. Confirm how the parts assemble and separate before approving the sample and packing plan.
For another non-electric format, describe how it is filled, how water reaches the drinking area and which parts are included. Confirm the proposed construction rather than assuming it shares a gravity-fed design.
Choose the watering format before comparing material and packaging options. Use the product hub to review other categories separately and keep each proposed dispenser in its own specification.
Compare each pet water dispenser by requested capacity, assembled height, base footprint and drinking-area dimensions. State the intended pet and placement so samples can be reviewed against the same requirements.
For a cat or small-dog proposal, specify the intended pet size and drinking-area height, depth and opening. Review those dimensions with the proposed placement; a small-size label does not establish suitability.
For a dog-use proposal, define the drinking-area dimensions and the space available for the assembled product. Confirm capacity and refill requirements separately rather than treating a size name as a complete specification.
Provide the intended home placement and retail presentation requirements. Include the assembled footprint, pack format, quantities and target market so the product and packaging can be reviewed together.
State whether the dispenser will be packed assembled or with components separated. Specify units per carton and component protection, then confirm packed dimensions and weight before using them for freight planning.
Send the requested capacity, assembled dimensions, intended pet, quantities and packaging brief, together with the target market.
List the reservoir, base, connection and any cap, valve or seal required by the design. Define their materials and dimensions, then align the assembly and inspection requirements before sample approval.
Specify the requested reservoir material and any documentation needed for the target market. Confirm the material for the selected SKU; its name alone does not establish food-contact compliance, cleaning limits or service life.
Define the base footprint, drinking-area dimensions and reservoir seating points. Show how the parts should fit together, and agree a check method if stability is part of the product requirement.
Where the design uses a cap, valve or seal, specify its material, dimensions and assembly position. Confirm operation on the sample; the presence of a seal does not establish a leak-free result.
Identify the connection method and the dimensions that control part fit. Review assembly, removal and reassembly against the sample, including any accepted variation, before the specification is approved.
Identify the parts that detach and the openings used to reach internal surfaces. Review access and reassembly during sampling; removable parts do not by themselves establish dishwasher suitability or a cleaning-performance claim.
Use the materials and manufacturing page to review material and process scope. Keep the selected components and any required verification in the dispenser specification used for quotation and sampling.
Assign the requested color, branding, capacity and packaging to each SKU. Confirm which options apply to the chosen non-electric construction before artwork and sample approval.
Provide color references for the reservoir, base and any other visible components. Review them on the sample and record accepted differences before bulk production.
Send artwork, placement and dimensions for the logo or label. Furrowa supports private labeling on selected products; the marking method and label content are confirmed for the requested construction and market.
State the requested capacity and measurement units for each variant, including the fill level used for the stated volume. Confirm the available construction and dimensions for that request before fixing the SKU list.
Define the components, instructions and labels included in each unit pack. Specify whether assembly is required after unpacking, and review component placement and protection with the sample.
Specify units per carton, component arrangement and any required dividers or cushioning. Confirm carton dimensions and weight from the agreed pack, with transport checks defined separately if required.
Submit the SKU list with color references, artwork and packaging requirements. Use the OEM and ODM page to review the development steps before the sample brief is agreed.
Review the component list, assembly method and sample-check requirements before confirming the order plan. Give quantities and packaging by SKU so sample approval, MOQ and production timing refer to the same configuration.
The confirmed sample-cycle target is 7–10 days, subject to the selected product, material availability, tooling, artwork and approval requirements.
Approve the component list, materials, dimensions and assembly against the sample brief. Record any changes to the reservoir, base or connection parts in the written specification before bulk production.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces and remains subject to the product, construction, customization and packaging requirements of the requested SKU.
The confirmed bulk-production target is about 30 days after the required specifications and approvals are in place, subject to the final order scope.
Furrowa supports mixed-SKU and mixed-color orders. List quantities and packaging for each proposed item, then confirm the combination and MOQ requirements; a mixed order does not automatically share one starting minimum.
Send quantities by SKU and color, the packing plan, target market and required delivery date. Confirm production and transport timing separately during quotation.
Quality requirements need an agreed reference and check method. Add component fit, agreed leakage/flow check, surface finish to the order specification, and request supporting tests or third-party verification whenever the intended public claim requires it.
Compare the assembled reservoir, base and connecting parts with the approved sample. Agree how seating, movement and attachment will be checked, including any permitted variation.
Agree the fill level, product position, operating sequence, observation period and acceptance criteria for leakage and flow checks. Evaluate the selected construction under those conditions before making any performance claim.
Define surface acceptance criteria against the sample, including defects such as burrs, cracks or scratches where relevant. Treat appearance checks separately from material documentation and any required compliance tests.
Check access to the reservoir, base and any detachable components against the proposed care instructions. Review disassembly and refitting on the sample; any cleaning or sanitizing claim needs its own evidence.
Check that the agreed pack contains all components, instructions and labels, with parts positioned and protected as specified. Agree any transport-test method and acceptance criteria separately.
Include required tests or third-party inspection in the order brief, identifying the SKU and acceptance criteria. Furrowa can coordinate third-party services; the scope must be agreed for the project.
If the assortment also needs bowls or other feeding products, review those categories separately. Keep their materials, dimensions and packaging requirements distinct from the dispenser's assembly and flow specification.
Use the bowls page to compare bowl materials, dimensions, capacity definitions and packaging requirements. Specify bowls separately when combining them with a dispenser in an assortment.
Use the product hub to identify other categories for the assortment. Prepare a separate specification and quantity for each product family rather than applying the dispenser brief to every item.
Review the wholesale page for mixed-product order planning. List product groups, quantities and pack requirements individually so each item can be reviewed for the proposed order.
Choose the related product categories that match your range, then include each group in the quotation request with its own specifications and quantities.
No. This page covers non-electric water dispensers. Products using pumps, PCB controls, sensors or app connectivity are outside the confirmed scope.
Confirm capacity, material, reservoir and base construction, assembly method, cleaning access, color and packaging. These details determine whether two visually similar dispensers are actually comparable.
Describe the expected operation and any leakage or flow requirements in the RFQ. Agree the construction, test conditions and acceptance criteria, then verify the selected product before using a performance claim. Agreement on a test method alone is not evidence of the result.
Yes, for selected products. Send the requested capacity, colors, component configuration, logo placement and packaging brief. Furrowa reviews these against the non-electric construction, quantity and target market before confirming the private-label scope.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces; the requirement may be higher for the product or customization. The sample target is 7–10 days, subject to materials, tooling, artwork and approvals. Bulk production is about 30 days after specifications and approvals are in place, subject to order scope. Confirm the proposed SKU mix and transport timing separately.