Calming & Routine Support
Dog Calming Oral Films
A dog-focused everyday routine concept with a savory flavor direction. Prototype work prioritizes voluntary acceptance and consistent film handling.
View concept →Pet oral films · Made with HYTANBIOSmall films.
Small films.
More possibilities
for pet care.
A considered new format for your next pet wellness range. We help brands turn a dog or cat care brief into a thin-film concept, a practical pack and a clear development plan.
Private label & custom development · Dogs & cats
2 × 2 cmCommon film footprint
Up to 2 × 3.5 cmSubject to formula feasibility
20 or 30 filmsPer retail carton
The product studioStart with the routine
Start with the routine
you want to support.
Browse 35 development directions across seven collections. Each starts with a different pet-care brief; the formula, flavor and final label are developed around your chosen species and market.
Calming & Routine SupportDental & Fresh BreathDigestive WellnessImmune & Daily NutritionJoint & MobilitySkin & CoatSpecialized Wellness
Dental & Fresh Breath
Cat Dental Care Oral Films
A feline oral-care concept using cat-appropriate flavor screening. Avoid mint-forward human breath-strip assumptions and unsupported antibacterial language.
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Skin & Coat
Dog Skin and Coat Oral Films
A coat-quality concept balancing candidate nutrient load with film strength. The project should define which measurable coat-related claim, if any, is proposed.
View concept →Joint & Mobility
Active Dog Mobility Routine Films
An active-life nutritional concept. Avoid recovery, pain relief or injury-prevention promises unless the finished product and legal route support them.
View concept →Immune & Daily Nutrition
Cat Multivitamin Oral Films
A feline supplemental-nutrition concept. Review nutrient forms and exposure against a cat-specific complete-diet context.
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Digestive Wellness
Dog Gut Support Oral Films
A dog digestive-support concept that prioritizes meaningful serving and repeatable production. A trace quantity added for label appeal is not an adequate development goal.
View concept →Two species. Two starting points.
Designed around the pet.
A dog brief and a cat brief can share a brand story. Their ingredient review, sensory development and acceptance testing still need their own attention.
Illustrative packaging concept. Final artwork and specification are confirmed with your project.
Inside a very small formatA film, a sachet,
A film, a sachet,
a place in your range.
A good pack does more than look right on a shelf. It needs to protect the film, open cleanly and carry the information your customer needs.
- The filmCommonly 2 × 2 cm; up to 2 × 3.5 cm after feasibility review.
- The first layerIndividual moisture-barrier sachets, assessed with the formula.
- The retail pack20 or 30 films, with your carton design and agreed label content.
From an idea to a useful sampleFour decisions shape
Four decisions shape
your first development brief.
- 01 / THE PET
Who is it for?
Choose the species and life stage. Describe the everyday routine your range will fit into.
- 02 / THE FORMULA
What needs to fit?
Share ingredient preferences and exclusions so the team can review load, taste and film handling.
- 03 / THE MARKET
Where will it launch?
Identify the country, sales channel and proposed wording before finalizing the product specification.
- 04 / THE PACK
How will it be presented?
Select a 20- or 30-film pack, artwork direction and a realistic first-order brief.
Meet the team behind the formatA research-led partner.
A research-led partner.
A practical commercial conversation.
HYTANBIO Tech brings Hong Kong overseas-business coordination together with its in-house manufacturing base in Shaoxing. Our work connects delivery-system research, prototype review and production planning with the details a brand needs to move a project forward.
Review company information, the available qualification display and the scope of each document before agreeing a project. Product concepts are a starting point for development, with final specifications and claims confirmed separately.
A few useful answers
Before you send a brief.
How should I choose the first products in a range?
Start with your intended pet, market and retail position. A focused selection of complementary routines is easier to assess than a long list of proposed ingredients. Use the collection pages to compare ideas, then share the commercial priorities behind your shortlist.
Can I use the same concept for dogs and cats?
The category may be shared, but suitability is reviewed by species. Ingredient selection, intended serving, flavor and acceptance testing need to fit the animal. A dog formula is not automatically a cat formula.
Are the pictured products ready-made stock items?
They are individually illustrated development concepts for OEM and private-label discussion. Final formulas, artwork, usage directions, shelf life, commercial quantities and documentation are agreed for the specific project.
What should my first message include?
Tell us the species, destination country, preferred product direction, pack count and indicative order size. Add your target launch window and any ingredient exclusions. A non-confidential outline is enough to begin a structured review.
Your next product starts hereBring us the brief.
Bring us the brief.
We’ll explore the format.
Share a product idea, a gap in your existing range or the routine your customers care about. We will help identify what needs to be assessed first.
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