Pet UGC
Short-form social, lifestyle creative, product demonstrations, tutorials, voiceover and organic brand storytelling.
Compass & Claw combines real animals, real product use, veterinary-industry perspective and multi-species experience to create work that feels believable because it is.

Short-form social, lifestyle creative, product demonstrations, tutorials, voiceover and organic brand storytelling.
Real products photographed in real pet environments with natural use, personality and context.
Dogs, cats, small animals, reptiles and equine experience allow briefs to stretch far beyond one pet category.
Select hands-on pet-care services are available through Rover, backed by veterinary-industry and multi-species experience.
Every brief is quoted around deliverables, production complexity, licensing and timeline. These starting rates make budgeting easier without forcing your campaign into a one-size-fits-all package.
One 15–60 second vertical video with concept development, filming, editing and one revision round.
Three coordinated vertical videos designed to test different hooks, angles or product benefits.
Product and lifestyle photography with real animals in natural, brand-ready environments.
A recurring content package shaped around campaign cadence, species, formats and monthly goals.
Base rates cover content creation and one revision round. Paid advertising, extended licensing, raw footage, exclusivity, rush delivery, travel, complex scripting and additional revisions are quoted separately. Product-only collaborations are considered selectively.
Thoughtful planning protects the animal, the brief and your timeline—so brands know exactly what happens next.
We confirm the product, audience, deliverables, usage, species and creative direction.
You receive a clear quote, timeline and written terms before production begins.
Content is produced with animal welfare and natural behavior at the center.
Final approved assets are delivered ready for the agreed platforms and usage period.
Send the product, deliverables, intended usage and ideal launch date. I’ll shape the right scope from there.