Vernon, British Columbia

We make it ourselves

Every chew, oil and spray we sell is made in our own food-grade plant in the Okanagan. We control the recipe, the sourcing and the standard, from raw ingredient to sealed bag.

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Made here

Made in our plant, not just packed in it

Plenty of pet brands are assembled by someone else and labelled at the end. We are not one of them. Our team mixes, forms and packs on site, which means a question about a batch has an answer in the same building. It also means we can move quickly when a formula needs to change.

What we run

Formats we make every week

42-360 g

Soft chews

Soft chews for dogs and cats

Formed and portioned in house, in bag sizes from 42 g up to 360 g.

237 mL

Liquids

Functional oils

Blended and filled on site, with pump or dropper closures.

30-93 g

Topicals

Sprays, gels and drops

Oral sprays, dental gels, ear drops and topical gels in small format bottles and tubes.

Co-manufacturing

We have capacity for other brands

We built this plant for our own range and it has room to spare. If you are a pet brand looking for a Canadian co-manufacturer, we would like to hear from you. We are open to chews, oils and topicals, at pilot scale or at production volume. Tell us what you are trying to make and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.

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Common questions

Where are Trueleaf products made?

In our own food-grade plant in Vernon, British Columbia. Some products destined for the United States are packaged there, and the pack states this on the label.

Do you manufacture for other brands?

Yes. We have spare capacity and we are open to co-manufacturing for other pet brands. Use the form on this page to start the conversation.

What formats can you produce?

Soft chews for dogs and cats, functional oils, oral sprays, dental gels, ear drops and topical gels. If your product is close to one of those, it is worth asking.

Can we visit the facility?

Get in touch and we will arrange it. We would rather show you the plant than describe it.