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Turn your dog treat recipe into a label

Selling at a market or pet boutique? Add your recipe and where you’ll sell, and get a label and checklist.

See a sample
Plates of bone-shaped and round dog treats on a maroon-and-linen cloth, with a kraft treat bag and a hand reaching in

Recipe in. Label out.

  1. Type your recipe

    List what goes into one batch.

  2. Say where you’ll sell

    Pick your state, province or the UK.

  3. Print and check

    Stick on the label, work down the list.

Peanut butter oat bones, ready to print

A sample label and checklist

Sample Bakehouse

Sample

Peanut Butter Oat Bones

Baked dog treats

Ingredients: oat flour, peanut butter, egg, water, parsley.

For intermittent or supplemental feeding only.

Net wt 8 oz (227 g)

Baked by Sample Bakehouse, Anytown

Checklist for a sample state

Last updated 14 Nov 2026

Sample
  • Product name and net weight sit on the front panel
  • Ingredients are listed in order of weight
  • Maker’s name and town are printed
  • A feeding statement is on the label

Source: state feed agency page, linked here.

What you take home

Built for home dog treat bakers, and nobody else: one recipe in, a label and a dated, sourced checklist out for your US state, Canadian province or the UK.

  • Hands pressing a round sticker onto the lid of a glass jar of bone-shaped dog treatsSticker PDF
    A print-ready PDF in common sticker sizes.
  • A printed sheet of blank rectangular labels beside scissors and a kraft bag of dog treatsLetter / A4
    A full sheet laid out to print and cut.
  • A laptop beside a baking tray of cooling bone-shaped dog biscuitsEditable text
    A text copy to change when the recipe does.
  • A clipboard holding a checklist beside a kraft bag of dog treats on a market tableChecklist
    Every line carries its source and date. A guide, not a certification.

Pay once, per product

$19

for one finished product label and its checklist. One-time purchase, no subscription.