Pet food labels and catalog pages can include many details. Some are easy to understand at first glance, while others are more technical. Learning how to read these details helps pet owners, retailers and distributors compare products more confidently.
Product Weight
Weight tells you the size of the product package, such as 70 g, 85 g, 100 g, 140 g, 200 g or 400 g. Weight is one of the easiest ways to compare similar wet food products.
Product Format
Product format describes how the food is presented. Common wet food formats include pouch, alu cup, pate, chunk and special products. This helps users understand the type of product before opening the detail page.
Life Stage
Life stage labels such as kitten, puppy, adult or sterilised help visitors identify the intended product group. This is especially useful when browsing a large catalog.
Barcode and Product Code
Barcode and product code information helps identify a specific product. These details are especially useful for business inquiries, distributor communication, catalog management and product matching.
Package Information
Package information such as X12, X16 or X24 tells visitors how products are grouped in catalog or trade contexts. This detail can be useful for buyers and professionals reviewing product availability.
Feature Labels
Feature labels such as No GMO, No Sugar, No Soy, No Artificial Preservatives, Grain Free or Low Grain can help visitors compare products at a glance. These labels should always be read together with the full product information.
A clear product page should make these details easy to find. Alphapet product pages are built to present wet food information in a structured and catalog-friendly format.
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