YouTube UGC creators for pet businesses
YouTube creators bid.
You pick.
Say what you need for your dog food, your cat toy, or your leash, in one sentence. Creators who already film their own pets send a price. You choose, and you pay them directly.
Free to post. Picking is free during launch.
Say what you need
Next, check what we read. Your account comes last.
On YouTube
A Short is vertical and under a minute. A long review is horizontal and takes more work, so say which one you want and how long.
Start from an example
Choose one, change the words, and post it. It opens in the box.
- 3 TikTok ads for a grain-free dog food, $200 each. Hook in the first 3 seconds. Paid ads for 30 days. Choose one, change the words, and post it. It opens in the box. →
- 2 Instagram Reels that show a grain-free dog food in daily use. Organic posts only. Choose one, change the words, and post it. It opens in the box. →
- One creator for monthly videos about a grain-free dog food. 4 videos a month, for TikTok and Instagram. Choose one, change the words, and post it. It opens in the box. →
A brief template for your product
By platform
Questions small businesses ask
- What does a pet video from a creator cost?
- The creator names the price, so it differs. On Hoodiechamp you see several prices for the same brief before you choose. We publish real price ranges when enough briefs are finished.
- Do I have to send my product?
- Almost always. Say in the brief which animal the product is for, and what size. You and the creator agree on shipping by email after you pick. Hoodiechamp does not move products, files, or money.
- Can the creator say my product is good for a pet's health?
- Only what your label says. Write the rule in the brief, for example "no health claims". Health claims for pet food and supplements have legal limits in most countries, and your business answers for its ads.
- What if the animal does not like my product?
- It happens. No creator can make a dog eat or a cat play. Ask the creator to tell you by email, and agree together on what to do. Never ask for a video that forces or scares an animal.