Welltayl’s packaging, designed by Ana Prodanovich, makes pet care feel a little more playful while still maintaining a bit of an elevated edge.

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Rigby packages organic dog food in squeezable pouches without the fluff or bad stuff for owners who are out and about, with the promise of treats that are “one hand, no mess, no cleanup.”

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Bark launched its own line of dog food and enlisted Tombras to help launch the new “co-owned by dogs” platform and design.

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Cool Birds is a new brand of bird feed that brings much-needed silly fun to the category.

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Native Pet’s Gut Well line, designed by Herefor, turns pet supplements into a more approachable design.

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Cute dogs on bags of food isn't new, but Get Joy's refreshed packaging switches it up, with the close-up faces looking up and joyously waiting for chow time.

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At SuperZoo 2025, the Super Bowl of pet retail, brands showed up with design chops sharp enough to rival human food, beauty, and wellness aisles—proving that pets (and their people) deserve packaging with just as much polish.

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The wordmark leans into high-contrast typography, with wonky letterforms and a sharp "M" that doubles as a feline tail swipe.

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Dogsplus' packaging, designed by DXD studio, is entirely playful, featuring chunky, oversized typography that almost feels like a set of puffy stickers.

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RRL’s snack series, designed by Yuan Wang feels more like tech accessories than pet food.

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