Generally, pet food packaging and dog treat packaging label requirements are:

1. Name (& purpose) of the brand/product 

These rules govern the use of folder names in the product name. how
The composition can be included in the product name depending on the percentage
this component of the product and the use of certain descriptors. For example,
Different rules apply to "Beef dog food", "Recipe for beef dog food", "Dog food"
with beef "a" Beef flavored dog food. “You have to specify the purpose
product (nutrition, supplementation, treatment).

2. Name of the animal species the product is for

This should be clearly indicated by the words on the main display panel,
but may be included in the product name, for example "Beef dog food" or "Salmon
Treatment for cats.

3. Net Quantity Statement

The net quantity statement tells the consumer how much the product is
containers. This is the net weight or net amount and should be expressed in
correct units and located in the lower third of the main display panel. Pro net
weight or quantity, avoirdupois ("pounds / ounces") and metric units must
used.

4. The Guaranteed Analysis (on an "as fed" basis)

Indicates the percentage of individual nutrients in the food. Minimum
percentage of crude protein and crude fat and the highest percentage of crude
fiberglass and moisture are constantly needed. Note that "large" refers to analysis
method instead of nutrient quality. Guarantees for other nutrients
may be needed to support the claim on the label (such as "high calcium")
and vitamin A ") and you can include voluntary guarantees for other nutrients.
Guarantees must be provided in a specific order, in specific units and as a
minimum or maximum, depending on the meal.

5. Ingredient Statement 

Ingredients should be listed in order of emphasis, in the “axis
formulated basis ". The component which contains the highest percentage
The first is the total weight at the entrance to the product. The ingredients to be used should be
GRAS ("generally recognized as safe"), approved food additives or other
permitted for use in animal feed (eg defined by AAFCO).
The components must be declared with the correct name defined by AAFCO, which is one
available, or "common or common" name.

6. Nutritional Adequacy Statement, if required

If you call your product a complete and balanced diet, it should be this statement
confirmed. The nutrition declaration shall also indicate where life is
the period during which the product is suitable, for example for maintenance or growth. This is
a statement that the diet is complete and balanced for the individual
stages of life such as growth, childbirth, adult care or a combination thereof
is or is intended for intermittent or supplementary feeding only. products
unambiguously identified on the main display panel as a snack, treat, or
the amendment is exempt.

7. Feeding directions, if required

All pet food should be labeled as complete and balanced for one or all stages of life
contains instructions for administration indicating at least "Feeding" (amount of product)
per (weight) dog / cat ’.
Instructions are optional for medications if they are not complete and
balanced and labeled as snacks or meals.

8. Manufacturer's Name and Address

It mentions you or your company as a product warranty and gives you
location of your business. A street can delete a named entity
is listed in the local phone book, but city, state, and zip code are required
shown. If the product is made for you by someone else, you have to show it
relationship using the words "made for:" or "split:" for
your address.

In addition to the required items, other aspects of the label may be conditional
Required. For example, saying "low" or "low calorie" requires calorie intake.
statements that follow specific procedures and formats. The product should not exceed
the maximum calorie limit depends on the moisture content and the intended food
species.