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Idaho registers: per product: each commercial feed, including pet food and treats, is registered every year by the manufacturer or distributor. No firm license. Product fee: $40/yr. License or firm fee: None. Tonnage report: no.
| Agency | Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA), Plant Industries Division, Commercial Feed & Feed Ingredients (Feed and Fertilizer Section)Source: agri.idaho.gov · Contact: FFS@isda.idaho.gov, 208-332-8625. |
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| What's registered | Per product: each commercial feed, including pet food and treats, is registered every year by the manufacturer or distributor. No firm license.Source: legislature.idaho.gov · Idaho Code 25-2704(1): “Each commercial feed except customer-formula feed shall be registered annually by the person who manufactures or distributes feed into or within the state of Idaho before being offered for sale”. ISDA's pet treat pamphlet: “Even homemade pet treats are required to have a complete label and be registered with ISDA.” |
| Product registration fee | $40 per product per yearSource: adminrules.idaho.gov · IDAPA 02.06.02.115.01: “a fee of forty dollars ($40) per product will be collected.” Idaho Code 25-2704(2) caps it at $100. ISDA's pet treat pamphlet: “$40 per product fee, regardless of package size.” |
| Package-size rule | No package-size rule: $40 per product regardless of package sizeSource: agri.idaho.gov |
| License / firm fee | None (Idaho has no firm license for commercial feed)Source: legislature.idaho.gov · Idaho Commercial Feed Law (Idaho Code 25-2701 to 25-2717) registers products only. |
| Registration period | Annual: October 1 to September 30. All registrations expire September 30.Source: legislature.idaho.gov · Idaho Code 25-2704(4). ISDA's page: “Registration Period for feed is October 1 – September 30”. |
| Renewal due | October 31 each year. Renewals not postmarked before November 1 pay a $10 penalty per product.Source: legislature.idaho.gov · Idaho Code 25-2704(4). ISDA's page and online system: “DEADLINE: OCTOBER 31”. |
| Tonnage report required? | No. Idaho repealed its quarterly tonnage reports and inspection fees in 2012 (Idaho Code 25-2706).Source: legislature.idaho.gov · Senate Bill 1236 (2012), statement of purpose: repealing 25-2706 “will eliminate the tonnage reporting requirement and inspection fees, and will implement a uniform registration fee.” Section 25-2706 no longer appears in chapter 27: https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/title25/t25ch27/ |
| Tonnage report frequency | Not applicableSource: legislature.idaho.gov |
| Tonnage report due | Not applicableSource: legislature.idaho.gov |
| Form or portal | https://www.isda.idaho.gov/ffs/login?ReturnUrl=/ffsSource: agri.idaho.gov · ISDA's Feed, Fertilizer, Soil and Plant Amendments Online Registration. Registrations must be paid in advance; online payment has a service charge. For login credentials, email FFS@isda.idaho.gov with the company name, physical address, mailing address (if different), contact person, phone, email and website. |
| License / firm form | NoneSource: legislature.idaho.gov · No license form: Idaho has no firm license for commercial feed. |
| What to send | Register each product in ISDA's online system with its label and $40 per product. ISDA's pet treat pamphlet says labels need a guaranteed analysis and calorie content from a lab test of the product. Review can take up to 90 days.Source: agri.idaho.gov · Idaho Code 25-2704(3): the application must include a label unless it hasn't changed since the last registration. |
| Home-kitchen pet treats | Agency: home makers register Idaho State Department of Agriculture: “Even homemade pet treats are required to have a complete label and be registered with ISDA.” Condition: Register each product before sale, with a complete label that includes a guaranteed analysis and calorie content.Source: agri.idaho.gov · ISDA, Pet Treats and Animal Feed Registration pamphlet (2024). It says “homemade”, not “home kitchen”. Idaho's cottage food laws don't apply to pet treats or other animal feed.Source: agri.idaho.gov · ISDA pamphlet: “Cottage laws? Unfortunately, Idaho’s cottage laws do not apply to animal feed products.” Selling homemade dog treats in Idaho |
Checked October 3, 2026 against the linked agency pages, forms and statutes.
Also see: AAFCO's Idaho page. AAFCO's state pages show no update date.
Same rules as pet food Same: all commercial feed (horse, livestock, poultry, wild-bird and pet) registers at $40 per product per year, with no tonnage report.Source: legislature.idaho.gov · Idaho Code 25-2704(1); IDAPA 02.06.02.115.01.
For other animal feed in Idaho: product fee $40/yr; license or firm fee None; tonnage report no.
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