Yes. You can begin with an initial idea rather than a completed formula. We will need information about the target species, intended function, destination market, preferred format, packaging direction, estimated quantity and commercial priorities. Anivor uses these inputs to organize a project brief and identify the points that require feasibility review before sampling or commercial terms can be confirmed.

An existing formula, sample or product specification can be used as a project reference when you have the appropriate rights or permission to share it. Ingredient availability, dosage format, production methods, packaging and destination-market requirements still need to be reviewed. An exact transfer or replication cannot be assumed until a suitable production partner has completed the relevant feasibility assessment.

The initial Anivor website focuses on supplement projects for dogs and cats. Potential formats may include soft chews, powders, liquids and tablets, depending on the product concept and the capabilities of the selected production partner. Ingredient direction, serving format, packaging and market requirements are reviewed together before the available development options are confirmed.

There is no single MOQ that applies to every project. The indicative quantity depends on the formula, dosage format, ingredient sourcing, production process, packaging components, label versions and the selected production partner. Share your estimated quantity and target market during the initial discussion, and the applicable production and packaging requirements can be reviewed as part of the project brief.