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Heyri Pet will attend the 30th China International Pet Show (CIPS 2026) from November 12–15, 2026, at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou, China. Visit Shenzhen Heyri Technology Co., Ltd. at Booth 11.3, B053 to discuss custom pet accessories, private-label products and OEM/ODM development.
If you are building a pet brand, expanding a wholesale range or looking for a manufacturing partner, CIPS is an opportunity to move beyond catalog photos and discuss the details that determine whether a product will work for your market: fit, materials, hardware, branding, quality expectations and repeat-order consistency.
Event detail | Information |
Exhibition | The 30th China International Pet Show (CIPS 2026) |
Dates | November 12–15, 2026 |
Venue | China Import and Export Fair Complex |
Location | Guangzhou, China |
Exhibitor | Heyri Pet / Shenzhen Heyri Technology Co., Ltd. |
Booth number | 11.3, B053 |
Planning your visit? Save our booth number—11.3, B053—and bring your product brief or reference images if you have a project to discuss.
For buyers, a successful pet accessory needs to do more than look good in a product listing. Its construction, fit and appearance must also remain consistent when the order moves from an approved sample to bulk production.
Heyri Pet works with brands and sourcing teams on products including dog collars, leashes, harnesses and coordinated sets. Depending on the selected design and project scope, conversations at the show can cover the following features.
A dog collar may appear simple, but small specification changes affect how it looks and performs. When developing a collar, buyers can review:
Width and size range: matching the collar’s proportions to the intended dog sizes
Webbing and surface materials: balancing appearance, hand feel and cleaning needs
Buckle and D-ring options: selecting hardware suitable for the product concept
Stitching and finishing: checking load-bearing areas, edges and overall appearance
Branding: labels, patches, printing or other suitable logo methods
The goal is to define a collar that fits its target customer—not simply add a logo to a stock item.
For leashes, buyers often focus on color first. However, the most important development questions may concern the hook, handle, webbing and connection stitching.
A leash brief can address:
intended length and width
hook style and finish
handle construction and comfort
webbing texture and flexibility
reflective details, where requested
compatibility with a matching collar or harness
These details are especially important when a brand wants to sell a coordinated collection rather than unrelated individual products.
Harnesses require closer attention to fit and construction. Buyers should consider neck and chest measurements, adjustment range, strap placement, padding and clip position before selecting a design.
For a custom harness project, Heyri Pet can discuss whether an existing structure can be adapted or whether the proposed changes require additional development and sampling. That decision affects cost, timing and the amount of fit validation needed before production.
A collar, leash and harness set needs more than a shared pattern. Buyers should also check whether the products have:
consistent colors across different materials
coordinated hardware finishes
aligned logo placement
an appropriate size assortment
clear packaging and bundle contents
Getting these details right makes the collection easier to present on Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or in wholesale catalogs—and helps prevent confusion about what the customer will receive.
The answer depends on the product and manufacturing route. During your booth visit, our team can help separate easy-to-change details from changes that need new sampling, material sourcing or structural review.
Customization area | Examples to discuss |
Product structure | Collar width, leash length, harness layout, size range |
Materials | Webbing, surface fabric, padding and lining options |
Colors and patterns | Brand colors, seasonal colorways, coordinated set designs |
Hardware | Buckles, hooks, D-rings, sliders and available finishes |
Branding | Woven labels, patches, printing, heat transfer or other suitable methods |
Packaging | Hangtags, inserts, bags and other project-specific pack-out options |
Listing assets | Product photography requirements, where available within the project scope |
Not every option is available at every quantity. The practical starting point is your target product, order volume, market and launch date. From there, the team can advise which changes are feasible and which may add tooling, testing or lead time.
Buyers do not need to choose the most complex development model to create a recognizable brand. The right route depends on how much of the product they want to change.
Private label: Start with an established product structure and focus on branding, selected colors and packaging. This can be a practical route for testing a new collection.
OEM: Provide defined specifications or modify product details such as dimensions, materials, hardware or construction.
ODM: Adapt a manufacturer-developed product concept or structure to fit your brand and target market.
At CIPS, bring us your product idea—even if it is only a reference image and a target retail price. A useful first discussion is often about which elements should be customized now and which can wait until sales data justifies deeper development.
For a more detailed comparison, see our private label, OEM and ODM guide.
One reason to meet a manufacturer in person is to understand the process behind the quotation. A clear development workflow helps buyers identify risks before they commit to an order.
Tell us the product category, intended market, sales channel, approximate quantity, target price range and desired launch date. Reference photos, drawings or an existing sample can make the discussion more specific.
The team reviews the proposed materials, dimensions, hardware, branding and packaging. At this stage, it is important to identify whether the project can use an existing construction or needs additional development.
A sample allows you to assess appearance, fit, material feel, logo execution and construction details. If changes are needed, they should be documented before bulk production is approved.
Once the sample is approved, the agreed materials and components should be recorded in a bill of materials (BOM) or equivalent product specification. This step matters particularly for hardware finish, webbing, labels and packaging.
Bulk production follows the approved specifications. Quality checks should focus on the points that matter to the product: measurements, stitching, hardware, appearance and pack-out.
Before shipment, buyers should confirm packaging, carton requirements, shipping arrangements and any product assets needed for their sales channels. If photography is part of the agreed project scope, it should represent the final approved product, not an earlier prototype.
Timelines and minimum quantities vary by design, materials, size/color mix and order requirements. We recommend discussing these details against your actual brief rather than relying on a single headline MOQ or lead-time figure.
If you are comparing pet accessory suppliers at CIPS 2026, these are the questions worth asking:
What is the MOQ for my exact design?
Ask whether the minimum applies per product, color, size or complete set.
Can I start from an existing style and customize it?
This may be more efficient than developing a new structure for a first order.
Which hardware options fit my target product?
Compare buckle, hook and D-ring choices against the intended construction and use.
How do you control fit across harness sizes?
Review measurement ranges and whether additional sample checks are appropriate.
What will the sample and bulk product have in common?
Confirm how approved materials, colors, branding and hardware are recorded.
Which test reports are relevant to my market?
A document should be checked against the final materials and product version; one report does not automatically cover every custom variation.
Can you support my packaging and listing needs?
Explain where you plan to sell and what assets or pack-out format you require.
What could delay this project?
New materials, custom hardware, numerous variants and repeated sample revisions can affect the schedule. It is better to identify those factors early.
Choosing a pet accessory manufacturer is not only about comparing unit prices. Buyers also need a partner who can help turn a product idea into a specification that can be sampled, produced and reordered consistently.
At Heyri Pet, the conversation can connect several decisions that buyers otherwise have to manage separately:
Product development: choosing a suitable starting structure and defining worthwhile changes
Customization: aligning materials, sizing, colors, hardware, branding and packaging
Manufacturing practicality: identifying details that may affect cost or lead time
Quality expectations: agreeing on the approved sample and critical specifications
Launch preparation: discussing how the finished product will be packaged and presented
That makes an in-person meeting especially useful for brands weighing private label against OEM or ODM, or planning to expand from one successful SKU into a coordinated collection.
To attend the exhibition, register through the CIPS 2026 visitor badge page. After registration, your badge confirmation should be sent by email.
If you need a visa invitation letter, follow the instructions in your confirmation email. The organizer has also provided an invitation-letter and registration-record page.
For registration or visa-related questions, please contact the CIPS team:
Chris Li
Email: licai@chgie.com
Whether you have a finished specification, an early product idea or questions about your next supplier, we would be pleased to meet you at CIPS 2026.
Visit Heyri Pet at Booth 11.3, B053, from November 12–15, 2026, at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou. Bring your product concept and the questions that matter most to your business. We look forward to discussing what is practical for your next pet accessory collection.
The 30th China International Pet Show (CIPS 2026) is scheduled for November 12–15, 2026, at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou, China.
You can find Heyri Pet / Shenzhen Heyri Technology Co., Ltd. at Booth 11.3, B053.
You can discuss custom dog collars, leashes, harnesses and coordinated pet accessory sets, including materials, sizing, hardware, branding and packaging. If you have a specific product concept, bring a reference image, drawing or sample.
Heyri Pet can discuss these three development routes. The suitable option depends on whether you want to brand an existing style, modify defined product specifications or adapt a manufacturer-developed structure.
Yes. To make the discussion useful, bring your product type, intended market, estimated quantity, customization requirements and target launch timing. A precise quotation may require further confirmation of materials, sizes, packaging and sample requirements.
Register through the CIPS visitor registration page. For registration or visa-related assistance, contact Chris Li at licai@chgie.com.
