Buyer questions before the first sample

Five: cat scratchers, cardboard houses, scratching posts, litter boxes, and toys. ZB-0177 is a house that stands four ways. See all products.

Yes. Height, stability, and flute are set on the sample so the piece stands for a stretch in a compact retail footprint. Posts are here: scratching posts.

Yes, including foldable travel trays. Flute, lining, and packed size are set on the sample for the market you name. The line is litter boxes.

Yes. A ball or a puzzle can ship in the same set as a pad. Shape and print are signed on the sample. See cat toys.

Yes. For a house that is both a hide and a scratcher, BC flute is the usual starting point. Print comes after the structure sample. See cat houses.

Yes. Pads, lounges, and seasonal shapes are the center of the factory. Pads and boards are forms inside this category, not a separate plant. Start at cat scratchers.

About covers the company. Factory covers how an order moves. Founding year, floor area, headcount, and export markets are the same on both. Start with About.

Quote these: founded in 2020, 5,000 m², 100+ people, 200+ molds, and export to 30+ countries. They match on About and Factory. You can check them on Factory.

Yes. FSC, ISO 9001, amfori BSCI, and SMETA are on the certificates list. For a supplier review, send the file itself. Go to certificates.

It is the quality-management certificate for pet paper products at the factory. Sourcing and QA teams usually want the file during supplier review. Open it from certificates.