Lingyoo Discuss Your Project

Private label pet supplements. Built around your brief.

Bring a product reference, your own specification or a new range idea. Lingyoo helps business buyers connect product requirements, samples, packaging and an agreed supply plan.

Discuss your OEM projectChoose your starting point
Cat & dog supplements · B2B cooperationExplore product directions

Three ways to start the same conversation.

Choose the route that matches what you already have. The next step is a defined product brief.

Start from a reference

Explore a product format or pack already shown in our range, then discuss your brand and the changes you need.

Bring: reference product, species, pack preference and planned quantity.
Prepare your brief

Bring your specification

Share a formula or product specification for project review. Confirm ingredient requirements and the parts you want to retain.

Bring: ingredient specification, format, sample criteria and packaging requirements.
Prepare your brief

Develop a new direction

Describe the nutrition direction, intended cat or dog group and desired product experience. Review feasible options before sampling.

Bring: product positioning, species, preferred format and launch priorities.
Prepare your brief

Choose the product direction first.

Explore the four focus categories, with additional nutrition directions in the product overview.

Probiotics & digestion

Ingredient specification, serving format and pack protection.

Bone & Joint Health

Species, body-weight groups and a defined custom brief.

Skin & coat

Soft-chew texture, flavour and packaging requirements.

Multivitamins

Nutrient specification, tablet checks and pack consistency.
View all supplement directions

Make the format and packaging work together.

Lingyoo reference supplement products
Existing product references

Product form

Discuss powders or sachet formats, tablets, soft chews and capsule-format projects. Confirm the formula and serving requirements for the selected form.

Pack configuration

Define bottle or pouch, unit count, sachet or carton needs and the intended storage and opening experience.

Brand presentation

Prepare artwork, language versions and product copy. Match the approved label to the agreed product specification.

Format and pack combinations are reviewed for each project before a sample or order is confirmed.

A useful brief makes the next decision easier.

You do not need every answer at the first conversation. Tell us what is already decided and what still needs discussion.

Prepare a project enquiry
Your project brief

Product & animal

Nutrition direction, cat or dog, life stage and intended use.

Formula & sample

Reference or formula status, ingredient preferences and sample review points.

Packaging & quantity

Format, unit and pack size, artwork status and expected order quantity.

Destination & documents

Company country, intended sales or delivery country and required documents.

Move from a brief to an approved order.

Each stage has a concrete decision before the next stage begins.

  1. Review the brief

    Agree the intended product, animal group and commercial requirements.

  2. Define the specification

    Review ingredients, serving format, pack configuration and document needs.

  3. Review the sample

    Confirm the sample version and record any changes before approval.

  4. Approve the order

    Confirm label artwork, quantity, terms and the production plan.

  5. Produce, check & deliver

    Arrange delivery after production is complete and the agreed checks have passed.

Review quality & document requirements

Plan the first order and the repeat order.

Keep the agreed product version, pack and delivery requirements clear when discussing supply.

Workshop trays and equipmentExplore production materials

One agreed product version

Use the approved formula, sample reference and packaging artwork to identify the order.

Quantity and schedule

Discuss initial quantity, repeat-order expectations and the required delivery window during quotation.

Changes before reordering

Flag formula, label, pack-size or destination changes so their impact can be reviewed.

Delivery requirements

Agree the delivery destination, packing requirements and documents for the specific order.

Before you start an OEM project.

Practical questions about a product brief, quotation and supply.

Can I start without a finished formula?
Yes. Share the target animal, nutrition direction and product idea. The first discussion defines what needs development and what should be evaluated before sampling.
What determines the minimum order quantity?
Formula, dosage form, pack configuration and order scope are reviewed together. MOQ is confirmed with the project quotation rather than assumed across all products.
Can I use my own brand and packaging design?
Bring your brand assets and artwork. The final label and pack are reviewed against the agreed product specification and the needs of the intended destination.
Is one formula suitable for both cats and dogs?
Species suitability and serving instructions are reviewed for the selected formulation. Cat and dog projects should have clear requirements rather than assuming identical specifications.
When can an order be delivered?
The production schedule is confirmed after the product, sample, packaging and order are agreed. Delivery can be arranged after production is complete and the agreed checks have passed.
What should I prepare for a repeat order?
Identify the previous product and packaging version, expected quantity, destination and any requested changes. Review the new order terms and schedule before confirmation.

Let’s define your next supplement project.

Start with the product direction, intended animal and what you already have. Add packaging, quantity and destination details as they become clear.

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