Wholesale & Private Label

Four Natural Materials for Your Pet Toy Range

Start with the material and intended play type, then verify the complete construction. A natural ingredient is the beginning of a sourcing decision, not a finished-product certification.

Explore the material collections

Finished coffee wood chew stick on a light background

Coffee Wood

Mature coffee-tree timber for shaped chew sticks.

Coconut Fiber

Coconut Fiber

Coconut-husk fiber for textured balls and coir formats.

Rope-ball and coffee wood combinations displayed in a sample basket

Hemp Fiber

Plant fiber used in wound balls and rope constructions.

A green loofah gourd growing on its vine

Loofah

Dried gourd fiber cut and shaped for lightweight toys.

Read the full bill of materials

Request the primary material, core, binding thread, adhesive, filling, decoration and any surface treatment for the selected product. A wood stick with a rope is not the same construction as a plain stick, and a loofah shape with filling is not the same as a plain cut piece.

The retail pack needs its own material list. Paper boxes can include coatings or windows; vacuum bags are not automatically plastic-free.

Read the material-claim approach and testing/document scope.

From material to commercial brief

Choose the product, target pet, use, dimensions and first-order quantity. Then decide whether to use a standard wholesale design, add private-label packaging, or develop a new construction.

Compare manufacturing options or plan a mixed-material wholesale order.

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