Formula and Ingredients
Catalogue ScopeSubmit changes to the listed ingredients and define your requirements for vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving. A proposed change is not an already validated alternative formula.
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A chicken-flavored reference formula with vitamins A, D3, E and C, B vitamins, folic acid and biotin. Use the listed 2 g chew as the starting specification for a private label vitamin product, with formula, piece weight, shape and packaging changes reviewed for your project.
Species note: The catalogue describes this reference for dogs.
Review piece size, surface finish and the interior of the chew alongside the vitamin specification. The reference weight is 2 g; a specific shape, measured dimensions and acceptance criteria for texture still need to be selected for your product.
AI-generated product and packaging concepts for illustration only. Final appearance, dimensions and packaging must be confirmed with physical samples.
This formula lists twelve vitamin ingredients separately, allowing you to compare the amount of each ingredient in a 2 g chew. The base includes chickpea flour, pea flour and natural chicken flavor. Keep the vitamin specification separate from the finished chew weight and the eventual daily serving: the catalogue does not provide a feeding schedule for this formula.
| Active Ingredient | Reference Amount | Specification Note |
|---|---|---|
Vitamin A |
100 IU | — |
Vitamin E |
8 IU | — |
Vitamin D3 |
80 IU | — |
Vitamin B1 |
6 mg | — |
Vitamin B2 |
3 mg | — |
Vitamin B6 |
2 mg | — |
Vitamin B12 |
120 mcg | — |
Folic acid |
400 mcg | — |
Biotin |
100 mcg | — |
Niacin |
5 mg | — |
Pantothenic acid |
2 mg | — |
Vitamin C |
10 mg | — |
Chickpea flour, Pea flour, Natural chicken flavor, Mixed tocopherols, Rosemary extract, Glycerin, Phospholipids, Fish oil, Brewer's yeast powder, Flaxseed powder, Carrot powder, Flaxseed oil.
The ingredient table describes a reference composition, not a feeding schedule or a finished-batch assay. Confirm ingredient forms, the final formula version and species-specific directions before approving the product. The source grouping of active and base ingredients is retained; it is not a finalized label order.
Send us your destination market, target retail price and packaging idea. We come back with the route that fits: the reference formula as-is, an adjusted version, or a new formula built on the same chew base.
Values marked as reference come from the supplier formula sheet. Shape, dimensions and texture are only listed once confirmed with samples.
The reference pack is 2 g × 150 chews. The calculated net weight is 300 g; it is derived from the stated piece weight and count, not a test result. Shape, dimensions, texture limits and feeding directions require a confirmed product specification.
Start with this reference composition or submit a product brief for changes. For this formula, prioritize vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving. Formula, shape and weight customization are described in the catalogue; specific combinations remain subject to review.
Submit changes to the listed ingredients and define your requirements for vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving. A proposed change is not an already validated alternative formula.
Provide the target amount basis and intended daily serving. Revised ingredient levels should be recorded in a new formula version and reviewed with the chew specification.
The reference is 2 g per chew. The supplier describes a 0.5–3.5 g format range; confirm feasibility for this exact formula rather than applying the range to every product automatically.
Choose or request a shape for review against available tooling and the intended piece weight. Do not approve tooling or dimensional claims solely from a concept image.
The source lists chicken flavor. Alternative flavors and a specific texture target need review with the ingredients and sample; no unlisted flavor range is guaranteed here.
Confirm pack count, container, label and packaging sourcing. A different container or printed pack may involve a separate packaging minimum.

Reference shape options. Final shape is confirmed on the production mould.

Visual comparison only. Exact dimensions, gram weight and count are confirmed with samples.
AI-generated product and packaging concepts for illustration only. Final appearance, dimensions and packaging must be confirmed with physical samples.
Use a written formula version and sample reference when evaluating this product. Record the ingredient-amount basis, piece weight, appearance, selected shape, flavor, intended serving and pack details. Resolve vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving before treating the sample as the production reference. Any subsequent change should be captured in the revised specification.
The supplier reference is 500 bottles with 150 chews at 2 g each. Packaging may be sourced for the project or provided by you. Confirm product and packaging quantities together: custom printed materials follow the packaging supplier’s own minimum, and a change of formula or pack requires a revised quotation.
Reference Pack The listed reference is 150 chews at 2 g each. Confirm the bottle dimensions, closure, label area and final pack specification before artwork approval.
Supply Route The catalogue allows packaging to be sourced for the project or supplied by you. Custom packaging materials remain subject to their own supplier minimum quantities.
Review Required Submit a preferred pouch, jar or different pack count for review. These are project requests, not confirmed stocked options for every reference formula.
AI-generated product and packaging concepts for illustration only. Final appearance, dimensions and packaging must be confirmed with physical samples.
For this vitamin formula, request the ingredient forms and the agreed vitamin test specifications as part of the product file. The batch COA should identify the tests actually performed and the corresponding limits; the reference ingredient list is not a finished-batch test report.
Request confirmation of vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving. Preserve the approved ingredient identities and amount basis.
Confirm the applicable physical, microbiological and other test items, their limits and methods. This is a review scope, not a claim that every suggested test is performed on every batch.
Confirm the product and formula version, batch identification, COA scope and traceability documents available for the order.
Request the current product specification and available batch-document examples. The supplied reference catalogue mentions batch checks and COA support, but no SKU-specific COA or test report is attached here.
Share the destination country, intended species, proposed product name, label wording and serving directions before artwork approval. For this reference, include vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving in the review. The reference documents do not establish registration or acceptance in every market.
For a vitamin soft chew, request shelf-life information that matches the selected vitamin forms, chew base and packaging. Confirm which vitamin levels and physical characteristics are covered by the available data before setting a date on the label. No fixed shelf life is assigned to this reference formula here.
Tell Arlo your target market and quantity. You receive a reference spec, a quote and a sample plan, and nothing moves to production until you have approved the sample.
The active table lists vitamins A, E, D3, B1, B2, B6, B12 and C, plus folic acid, biotin, niacin and pantothenic acid. The quantities relate to one 2 g chew in the supplier quotation. They are not a complete feeding recommendation or a nutritional adequacy statement.
They are stated per 2 g chew. The source does not give a daily serving schedule. Confirm the intended species, life stage and number of chews per day before preparing feeding directions or comparing this product with another formula.
The active table for this particular product lists vitamins, not a defined mineral blend. The broader catalogue description refers to minerals, but no mineral amounts are given for this formula. A mineral-containing version would need a separate ingredient specification rather than being assumed from the product description.
No. The quotation gives vitamin names and quantities but does not identify all chemical forms, raw-material potencies or test methods. Those details should be confirmed in the ingredient specification before the formula and label declaration are approved.
That description is not supported by the supplied formula documents. This is a reference soft chew in the supplement range, not a complete pet food formula. Its product positioning and use directions should remain separate from the nutritional adequacy claims of a dry food line.
The individual catalogue entry describes a dog product. A cat version is a separate review request; it should not simply inherit the same composition and directions. Provide the intended species and product brief before adopting the formula for that use.
The supplier describes formula, shape and piece-weight customization. The 0.5–3.5 g range is a range-level capability, not confirmation that this exact formula is available at every weight. For this product, submit your targets for vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving before a revised sample specification is agreed.
The source lists 500 bottles for a 2 g × 150-chew reference pack. It separately states that custom packaging is subject to the packaging supplier’s minimum. Confirm the selected formula, pack count and packaging requirements together; do not interpret 500 bottles as an unconditional minimum for every printed container.
Approve a written formula version and specification alongside the sample. Include the ingredient-amount basis, piece weight, appearance, intended serving and packaging details, with particular attention to vitamin amounts, ingredient forms and the intended daily serving. Changes after approval should be recorded in a revised specification rather than handled only in informal messages.
Request the final product specification, the actual scope of the batch COA, and stability information linked to the formula and packaging you select. The supplied reference documents do not include a complete COA or stability study for this SKU, so no test results or fixed shelf-life period have been invented for this page.