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Dog Standards

Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in Ontario

Toronto-area subscription service delivering fresh, gently cooked human-grade dog food and a probiotic supplement, made at a CFIA-approved facility in Ontario.

Toronto, ON CA · dogstandards.ca

Dog Standards is a Toronto-area subscription service selling fresh, gently cooked human-grade dog food and a probiotic supplement, founded by Jessica Bevilacqua after developing recipes with a veterinary nutritionist for her own dog. It states its food is made at a HACCP- and CFIA-approved facility in Ontario using Canadian ingredients, and sells direct online with press-reported placement in a handful of boutique pet retailers.

Factors

Ownership

100.0 verified

CA 100%

Corporations Canada's federal registry shows Dog Standards Inc. as an active federal corporation with a single director, founder Jessica Bevilacqua, and its individuals-with-significant-control register lists her as the sole ISC, holding more than 75% of shares, with a registered office and ISC address in Whitchurch-Stouffville, Ontario. No parent company, investor, or other shareholder is recorded.

Manufacturing

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The vendor's homepage states the food is made in a HACCP and CFIA approved facility in Ontario and that every batch is tested for pathogens. No contract manufacturer or facility name is given, so this rests on the vendor's own statement rather than a facility filing.

  • Dog Standards · the vendor's own site “made in a HACCP and CFIA approved facility in Ontario, using Canadian human-grade ingredients”

People

100.0 reported

CA 100%

Press coverage describes Dog Standards as Toronto-based, and the federal registry's registered office and ISC address both sit in Whitchurch-Stouffville, Ontario, in the same Toronto-area region; this reads as a single-location Canadian operation with no evidence of staff or facilities outside Ontario.

Inputs

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The vendor describes its recipes as using Canadian human-grade ingredients, but does not break down individual ingredient origins (for example specific meat or produce suppliers), so this is taken at the vendor's word rather than an audited bill of materials.

  • Dog Standards · the vendor's own site “using Canadian human-grade ingredients”

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