For DTC pet food, treat, supplement and care brands

Pet creative that stops the scroll for the humans who buy.

Fits fresh and dry food brands, treats, supplements, litter, insurance and pet-care DTC brands scaling on Meta and TikTok.

Dog treat UGC, fresh-food diagrams, supplement splits and litter reviews. The pet aisle is the most UGC-native shelf in DTC, and it burns creative faster than any other. We keep the feed fed.

  • Pets, owners and products in every scene you cannot schedule
  • Breed and life-stage variants from one locked system
  • Weekly hook matrices built around real pet-parent objections
Still from the film: a phone screen films a golden retriever being offered a treat, with the caption "You can't schedule a dog to".

Keep the feed fed · 1:13

The pet ads in the film are AI Vidia spec work for fictional brands. English voice-over, captions on screen.

Read the transcript

The film has an English voice-over and captions on screen. Each scene shows what is said and what is shown.

  1. 0:00

    Voice-over: You can't schedule a dog to look at the treat bag on cue. So most pet brands shoot once, then run the same happy retriever for months, until pet parents stop seeing it.

    On screen: A phone screen films a golden retriever being offered a treat. The take counter climbs and a tag reads "looked away". The same retriever ad then repeats in a grid of six, tagged "Same ad · month" with the month counting up, and a stamp reads "Scrolled past."

  2. 0:10

    Voice-over: And the pet aisle burns creative fast. You need puppy and senior, small breed and large, cat and dog, plus hooks for picky eaters, food switches and subscriptions. That's dozens of new ads a month.

    On screen: A card titled "The pet catalog math" lists the options: life stage (puppy, adult, senior), size (small, large), pet (cat, dog) and hook (picky eater, food switch, subscription). The sum "3 × 2 × 2 × 3 = 36 combinations to cover, every month" appears, and a grid of 36 pet ads fills in.

  3. 0:24

    Voice-over: AI Vidia builds one locked style system from your packaging, palette, and hero shots. Then pets, owners, and products show up in every scene you could never schedule. On brand, and only with the claims your team approved.

    On screen: A card called "Style system" fills with packaging, palette and hero shots, then locks. Six pet ads for fictional brands (Bowlfolk, Little Meadow, Chatter & Co.) appear below it, with a chip reading "Only your approved claims".

  4. 0:39

    Voice-over: Treat bag reactions. Fresh food diagrams. Comparison cards. The same bowl scene with three different dogs.

    On screen: Four examples in turn: a dog reacting to a treat bag, a serving diagram, a comparison card, and one bowl scene shown with three breeds. A footnote reads "Pet ads shown: AI Vidia spec work for fictional brands".

  5. 0:46

    Voice-over: Tested as weekly matrices, delivered in 9:16, ready for Meta and TikTok.

    On screen: A four-week grid of pet ads with a 9:16 label.

  6. 0:52

    Voice-over: It's the same engine behind 50 fresh ads a week for Andy Okay, and 142 ads in 11 weeks for IndianBites, with 2.4x return on ad spend on the winning cohorts.

    On screen: Two case-study cards. Andy Okay, an art brand including pet prints: 50 fresh ads a week, 1,000+ shipped to date. IndianBites, an Indian restaurant in Copenhagen: 142 ads in 11 weeks, 2.4x ROAS on winning cohorts.

  7. 1:04

    Voice-over: Keep the feed fed. Start with a Pilot Sprint: 18 videos in 14 days, built on your catalog. ai-vidia.com.

    On screen: A wall of pet ads behind the line "Keep the feed fed.", then a card: Pilot Sprint, 18 on-brand videos in 14 days, built on your catalog, with chips "EUR 4,900 one-time", "9:16" and "Winners report". The AI Vidia logo and ai-vidia.com close the film.

Representative work

· built for live ad accounts
AI-generated spec ad demonstrating variant testing: the same dog-food bowl scene run with a French bulldog puppy, a border collie and a golden retriever
Same ad, three dogs
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog treat brand: retriever begging politely at a kitchen island
Dog treat UGC static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional premium cat food brand, Luna Larder: a British shorthair seated at a marble table beside a bowl of chicken pâté and a navy and gold can and box, headline Dinner, with standards.
Premium cat pâté static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional small-pet hay brand, Little Meadow: a rabbit eats timothy hay beside the paper bag, headline Busy doing bunny things.
Little Meadow, bunny things
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional cat food topper brand, Quiet Catch: a ginger cat watching tuna broth poured from a pouch over dry food, headline Pour. Purr. Repeat.
Cat food topper static
Andy Okay green-screen ad: dog reacts to the DOGUE cover print
DOGUE green screen · Andy Okay
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional fresh dog food brand, Tail & Thyme: a smiling golden retriever in a sunlit kitchen beside a bowl of turkey and garden vegetables and the refrigerated pouch, headline Real food. Happy tail.
Fresh dog food static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional parrot food brand, Chatter & Co.: a green-cheeked conure perched beside a bowl of pellets and the kraft pouch, headline Breakfast worth talking about.
Chatter & Co., breakfast
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional natural cat food brand, Moss & Mouse: a Bengal cat walking toward a filled bowl among houseplants beside the indoor cat chicken recipe bag, headline Bring nature to the bowl.
Indoor cat food static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional senior-dog hip and joint supplement, Boneopause: a stiff golden retriever carrying a cane, then bounding happily down the hallway past the discarded cane, ending on the product bottle
Senior dog supplement video
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional cat treat brand, Nibble Theory: a black cat batting at a freeze-dried salmon cube against a bold blue studio backdrop, the treat pouch on an orange plinth, headline Catch of the day.
Studio cat treat static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog treat brand, Wild Whisk: a dachshund eyeing a beef bite held above the single-ingredient treat pouch, headline One ingredient. Zero mystery.
Single-ingredient treat static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional cat food brand, Purr & Pantry: a ginger cat inspects a bowl of wet food beside the open tin, headline The tiniest dinner critic.
Purr & Pantry, dinner critic
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional fresh dog food brand: benefit diagram around a bowl
Fresh dog food diagram
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional small-pet hay brand, Little Meadow: a rabbit noses an overflowing bag of hay in a sunlit room, headline A little hay. A lovely day.
Little Meadow, a lovely day
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog food brand, Bowlfolk: a terrier waits beside a full bowl and the kraft bag, headline My favourite notification.
Bowlfolk, favourite notification
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional cat supplement brand, Velvet Nine: a ragdoll cat watching a scoop of probiotic powder sprinkled over wet food beside the jar, headline One scoop. One easy routine.
Cat supplement static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional premium cat food brand: a grey cat leans in over a steaming bowl of stew in moody side light
Premium pour, for cats
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dry dog food brand, Calm Bowl Co.: a French bulldog licking its lips over a bowl of kibble beside the salmon recipe bag, headline Picky? Meet salmon.
Picky eater kibble static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional parrot food brand, Chatter & Co.: a conure on a perch beside a bowl of pellets and the pouch, headline Small bird. Big lunch plans.
Chatter & Co., lunch plans
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog skin and coat supplement, CalmCoat: a daily serving guide infographic showing dose by dog weight, small breed to large breed
Dosage guide static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional everyday kibble brand, Sunday Paws: a chocolate labrador resting its head on its owner's knee on a living room rug next to the chicken and oat bag, headline Love lives in the little routines.
Lifestyle kibble static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog treat brand: a hand offers a golden retriever a treat from an unbranded kraft pouch in a bright kitchen
Treat moment, UGC style
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional pet supplement: senior beagle resting, then trotting again
Pet supplement split
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog food brand, Bowlfolk: an overhead shot of a terrier looking up at a full kibble bowl, headline Same bowl. Same happy dance.
Bowlfolk, same happy dance
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional dog skin and coat supplement, CalmCoat: a comparison table against typical chews, five feature rows each checked for CalmCoat and crossed for the alternative
Comparison table static
AI-generated spec ad for a fictional cat litter brand: five-star review card over a gray cat portrait
Cat litter review card
Andy Okay UGC hook: duck wall art in the bathroom
Duck bathroom hook · Andy Okay

How we help

What we move for your team.

  • 01

    Pet UGC without the shoot

    A retriever hearing the treat bag. A senior beagle back on his walk. Pet moments are unschedulable in a studio; an AI production stack ships them weekly, on brand, in 9:16.

  • 02

    Benefit diagrams that sell the bowl

    Fresh-food callouts, ingredient stories, vet-formulated claims laid out clean. The formats that dominate pet Meta accounts, produced as variant matrices instead of one-off design projects.

  • 03

    Breed and life-stage variants

    Puppy, adult, senior; small breed, large breed; cat and dog. One locked style system generates the variant coverage a pet catalog actually needs, without reshooting anything.

  • 04

    Review and objection formats

    Picky eaters, smell, transitions, subscriptions. We build hooks around the objections pet parents actually type into reviews, and test them weekly.

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From EUR 2,000 · Control Test · one-time

FAQ

Questions buyers in this vertical always ask.

  • 01

    Can AI really generate believable pets?

    Yes, and it is one of the strongest AI creative categories: pets do not have likeness rights, uncanny-valley risk is far lower than with humans, and scenes that would take a trainer, a studio day and luck happen on schedule.

  • 02

    Do you work with fresh food and supplement claims?

    We work from your approved claim language and hold every asset to it. No generated health claims, no invented vet endorsements; benefit framing stays inside what your team has cleared.

  • 03

    Can you match our existing brand and packaging?

    Yes. We build a locked style system from your packaging, palette and hero imagery, then every variant, from UGC statics to diagrams, holds that system automatically.

  • 04

    What formats work best for pet brands right now?

    UGC-style statics and short video hooks carry most pet accounts: treat reactions, before-and-after energy, review cards and fresh-food diagrams, tested as weekly matrices rather than single heroes.

  • 05

    What does it cost?

    Four published prices, the same for every service. The entry point is the Control Test: EUR 2,000 one-time for 10 variants run against your current best ad, in your own account, for 14 days, judged on one metric we agree up front. The Pilot Sprint is EUR 4,900 one-time for 18 videos in 14 days. The Performance Retainer is EUR 8,500 a month for 40 videos, and the Brand System is EUR 18,000 a month for 90. All of it assumes you already run paid social. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.

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  1. 01You tell us the brand and the problem
  2. 02We decide if it's a fit
  3. 03If it is, one concept lands in 48 hours

Built by hand. If your brand is a fit, one concept lands within 48 hours; if not, we tell you why. We may reply with one clarifying question.

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