Compliant and legible, but nothing on the pack tells a shopper how much they get.

No weight, count, or size cue anywhere. Shoppers cannot tell if this is a sample pouch or a month's supply.

Lo que vimos · We looked for a weight, a count, or anything with a known size next to the bag. There is none — a shopper has no way to picture how much they get.

Corrección Add a "16 oz" or piece-count callout on the front panel, or show a hand or bowl for scale.

Navy stands out in a category full of kraft and white bags. The straight-on angle is the same as every competitor.

Lo que vimos · Against the top 48 "puppy treats" results, your navy differs from 34 of them — good. Your straight-on angle matches 44 of them.

Tu imagen a 120px: el tamaño que ve un comprador desde el móvil en los resultados de búsqueda. No amplíes; esto es lo que tiene que funcionar.

Brand and product name still read at 120px. The "grain free" badge does not, but nothing important is lost.

Lo que vimos · Shrunk to 120px, the brand name is 9 pixels tall and the product name 6 — both still read. The "grain free" badge drops to 3 pixels and disappears.

Pure white background, product fills the frame, no added text or badges. The loose chews are fine — they come in the bag.

Lo que vimos · The background is true white right to the edges, the bag fills 84% of the frame, and every word in the photo is printed on the pack itself.

A puppy and a bone-shaped chew say "dog treat" in under a second. No guesswork.

Lo que vimos · Three separate cues say "dog treat": the puppy illustration, the bone-shaped chew, and the word itself. Any one would do.

Sharp, evenly lit, well cropped. Well above the 1,600px zoom threshold.

Lo que vimos · At 2,000 pixels square you clear Amazon's zoom threshold with room to spare. Edges are crisp and lighting is even across the whole pack.