300mL Dog-Shaped Kids Shampoo Pump Bottle

300mL Dog-Shaped Kids’ Shampoo Pump Bottle

Boyu Packaging’s 300 mL dog-shaped bottle pairs a molded character body with a press pump for children’s shampoo and conditioner lines. The dog’s molded face and ears are part of the package design, so plan the front artwork, hand clearance and carton protection around those features. Compare other shampoo bottle formats for a coordinated range. Made in Zhejiang, China. MOQ 10,000 pieces.

Specifications

Match the Pump to Your Shampoo or Conditioner

Set a measurable dose

Send formula samples with the viscosity range and measurement temperature. Ask for a target dose in grams or milliliters per full stroke and the permitted variation. Run a priming check, weigh several consecutive strokes and repeat after a standing period and at low fill. Check thicker conditioners for slow pump return, missed strokes or a change in dose in cooler conditions. Include any visible particles, fibers or suspended ingredients in the evaluation.

Qualify the complete filled pack

Use the intended formula and final bottle, dip tube, pump and seals. Store filled samples upright and in agreed side or inverted orientations, then inspect around the neck and pump for leakage. Check the body for distortion, softening, discoloration and odor change. Run a shipment simulation with the final packing configuration, then repeat the leak and pump function checks. Agree on the sample size, temperatures, duration and acceptance criteria before starting.

Check handling on a wet countertop

Test the filled bottle with wet hands. Check base stability during off-center pressing, whether the ears or face interfere with grip and whether the nozzle clears the front of the character. For a children’s range, agree on handling and market-specific documentation with your compliance team before sign-off. Use the shampoo bottle design and validation guide to prepare the supplier brief.

Color, Character Detail and Private Label

Approve a decorated physical sample under agreed lighting. Set color targets for the body and pump separately and define alignment limits for the eyes, nose and other face details. Reserve a smooth zone for the brand name, batch code and barcode. A curved or textured panel may require a smaller label or a revised print area. Test decoration against wet rubbing, the formula and carton contact.

For a coordinated shampoo and conditioner pair, assign each SKU a distinct label or visual cue. For additional animals or an original character shape, confirm mold availability, prototype fees, tooling ownership and approval rounds in the quote. Supply artwork and usage rights for any licensed character.

Dog-Shaped Bottle and Related Character Designs

Specify the dog-shaped bottle for this SKU. Confirm capacity, pump fit and order quantities separately for each additional animal design.

Sample Approval, Filling and Bulk Inspection

1. Fit sample. Approve the shape, base stability, pump reach, neck interface, collar fit and comfortable hand clearance. Confirm whether the sample uses the proposed production resin and components.
2. Decorated sample. Sign off on color, print placement, barcode scan, finish and appearance tolerances. Retain a matching signed sample for incoming inspection.
3. Filled pilot. Approve the fill volume, headspace and pump fit on your line. Check bottle orientation, fixture clearance, closing settings, batch coding and contact marks on the ears or face.
4. Pre-shipment inspection. Agree on lot sampling and defect limits. Inspect assembly, dimensions, pump dose and return, upright stability, leak performance, decoration and carton labels against the approved sample and inspection plan.
5. Receiving. Record lot numbers and inspect cartons at arrival. If defects appear, retain affected units and send carton labels, photos, quantities and any test results for review under the purchase terms.

Export Packing and Quotation

Confirm whether bottles and pumps ship assembled or in separate packs. Assembled units need enough top clearance to protect pump heads. Separate packing requires clear carton labels and matched component counts. Ask for separators or protective bags where painted surfaces or protruding ears could rub. Request the carton count, gross weight, total shipment volume, dispatch window and named delivery term so you can compare landed costs.

For a custom packaging quote, send the dog-shaped 300 mL configuration, quantity by SKU, product formula or sample, desired pump dose, body and pump colors, artwork, filling method, destination and required arrival date. Ask the quote to itemize tooling, samples, decoration, packing and freight as applicable. Confirm which approval or payment starts the production lead time.

Buyer FAQ

What is the MOQ?

The MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Confirm whether multiple colors, artworks or animal shapes can be combined in one order and request the accepted quantity per variant.

Is the bottle sold with the pump?

Specify the bottle-and-pump set in the RFQ. Confirm whether the price includes the dip tube, any transport clip, decoration and export packing.

Can the same pump dispense shampoo and thicker conditioner?

Qualify each formula with the exact pump. Compare priming, dose consistency, pump return, nozzle drips and the amount left in the bottle before approving a shared pump.

Is 300 mL the usable fill or brimful capacity?

300 mL is the nominal size. Approve the brimful measurement, target fill and headspace separately with the pump installed.

Can I use this bottle on an automatic filling line?

Check the maximum width, footprint, neck height and centerline against the conveyor, guides, filler and closing station. Run a pilot with the intended pump fit and pack orientation.

Can you match our color and add a logo?

Provide a Pantone reference or physical swatch and vector artwork. Approve a physical sample and confirm the method and printable zone for your design.

Does the pump have a shipping lock or child-resistant closure?

Specify any lock, clip or child-resistant performance requirement in the brief. Approve the exact closure configuration and request test documentation for any performance claim you plan to make.

Can I order a sample before production?

Request a fit sample first and a decorated production-intent sample for final approval. Confirm sample cost, delivery, and which materials and components will match the bulk run.

How long do sampling and production take?

Request separate milestones for drawing approval, decorated sampling, tooling if needed, bulk production, inspection and transit. Confirm the schedule against the final variant split and delivery term.

What documents can we request?

List the exact resin, component, inspection, traceability or market-access documents required for the finished SKU in the RFQ. Confirm the scope and availability in writing before issuing the purchase order.