Custom Pet Food Packaging That Keeps Fresh & Protected

Leave kibble inside our resealable pet food packaging—the multilayer barrier film blocks oxygen, moisture and odours. After each scoop, squeeze out excess air and press the zipper closed or neatly roll and clip the top. Store the sealed bag in a cool, dry area below 80 °F / 26 °C. Used this way, the bag preserves fats, vitamins and flavour for up to six weeks without attracting pests.

Flexible pet food pouches weigh up to 80 % less than cans, ship flat and require no can-opener. Brands cut freight and tooling costs while gaining 360-degree billboard graphics that leap off the shelf. Consumers love the easy-pour convenience and reduced landfill waste. Because the high-barrier film is cooked after filling, nutrients stay intact and the overall carbon footprint is far lower than traditional steel packaging.

After opening, keep dry kibble in its original custom pet food packaging and use the zipper-lock to push air out. Store the sealed pouch below 80 °F / 26 °C in a low-humidity cupboard, heat and moisture accelerate nutrient loss and mould. The laminated film and tight seams protect crunch, aroma and colour, letting you feed from the same bag for four to six weeks without staleness.

Our vacuum-grade three-side-seal pet food packaging stays freezer-safe down to –18 °C. Keep raw patties or chubs frozen until 12–24 h before feeding, then thaw inside a refrigerator at or below 40 °F / 4 °C. Serve immediately, cover and refrigerate leftovers, discarding anything left out more than two hours. The barrier film locks in juices while preventing freezer burn and limits bacterial threats such as *Listeria* during thawing.

Our quad-seal and eight-side-seal pet food packaging bags are engineered to be the sole container—no extra bin needed. The multilayer film and integrated zipper keep oxygen, moisture and pests out, while the flat-bottom structure lets even 8 kg bags stand upright without tipping. After each scoop, expel air and reseal; store the bag in a cool, dry place. This method maintains freshness and flavour for about six weeks.

Cat-food pouches—a lightweight form of pet food packaging—have overtaken cans because they deliver single-serve convenience with less mess and 70 % lower shipping weight. Gravies and chunks pour easily, cutting food waste, while retailers appreciate fewer dented returns. The glossy pouch surface supports photo-real graphics that win shelf space, and flexible laminates can be sterilised after filling, extending ambient shelf life without the metallic taste some cats reject.

Digital printing for custom pet food packaging starts at just 1 000 units per SKU—perfect for seasonal flavours or market tests. Traditional rotogravure, ideal for metallic inks and long runs, begins at 5 000 units per design. You can mix bag types, sizes and even cat- and dog-food variants within one purchase order to reach volume price breaks without over-stocking your warehouse.