Adult daily nutrition
Develop a daily nutrition brief for the intended cat or dog product.
Develop a cat or dog multivitamin product for your brand. Connect the nutritional profile, tablet specification and packaging in one OEM project.
LY-21 · Product reference
A tablet-based reference for a daily nutrition range, with vitamins, minerals and taurine as reference product highlights.
Tablet count is not a number of days of use. Final serving directions depend on the finished formulation and intended pet.
Define the intended pet and the role of the supplement before deciding how broad the range should be.
Develop a daily nutrition brief for the intended cat or dog product.
Discuss kitten, puppy or senior positioning as distinct development briefs, rather than assuming one formula suits every stage.
Plan the multivitamin product alongside your digestive, bone or coat nutrition lines with a clear role for each.
A useful specification states what is in the product and how that information is expressed on the label.
Identify the agreed vitamins, minerals and other nutrients in the finished formulation.
Keep nutrient quantities and units distinct from the total weight of the tablet.
Review directions for the specified species, life stage and intended use of the product.
Check that the formulation, product specification, serving information and packaging tell the same story.
A multivitamin is a nutritional supplement. A broad “multi-in-one” description does not replace a defined formula or make it a complete diet.
Start with the current tablet reference, then define the physical details and pack for your brand.
Discuss size, shape, appearance and physical integrity. Splitting suitability must be confirmed for the selected tablet.
Agree tablet count, net weight, container and closure as part of the packaging brief.
Coordinate labels and outer cartons. Soft chews or powders can be explored as separate formulation and format projects.
Review the tablet and its packaging against the same agreed product specification.
Review appearance, unit weight and physical integrity.
Check the count, net weight and packaging arrangement together.
Align nutrient information, serving directions and pack statements before approval.
Review the production materials and the report for the multivitamin tablet reference. Agree any additional documentation against the formula and project requirements.
Keep the formulation, sample and packaging aligned at each stage.
Define the species, life stage, nutritional profile and formulation route.
Agree the formula, physical specifications and sample review.
Confirm the label, pack presentation and order details.
Produce to the agreed requirements, complete final checks and arrange dispatch.
MOQ, sample arrangements and pricing are confirmed for the selected formula, packaging and order.
Practical details for your multivitamins & daily nutrition project.
No. Pack quantity and duration of use are different. Duration depends on the finished product’s confirmed serving directions.
That should not be assumed. The species, life stage, intended use and serving directions are reviewed for each product.
A custom composition can be discussed. Ingredient identities, quantities, formulation feasibility and label information are agreed before production.
Tablet size, shape, count and packaging can be reviewed as part of the brief. Final options, MOQ and sample arrangements depend on the selected product.
Only when splitting is appropriate for the finished tablet and supported by its confirmed instructions. It is not assumed from the tablet image.
Tell us which pets your range is for and the product and packaging you want to develop.