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Ohio registers: per firm: annual feed registration for each Ohio manufacturing facility, or each firm whose label is on feed distributed into Ohio. No per-product registration. Product fee: None. License or firm fee: $50 per registration/yr. Tonnage report: yes.
| Agency | Ohio Department of Agriculture (feed registration, GFS@agri.ohio.gov)Source: dam.assets.ohio.gov |
|---|---|
| What's registered | Per firm: annual feed registration for each Ohio manufacturing facility, or each firm whose label is on feed distributed into Ohio. No per-product registration.Source: dam.assets.ohio.gov · Ohio Revised Code 923.42(A), effective Sept 30, 2025. Pet food is commercial feed under 923.41(W). |
| Product registration fee | None per productSource: codes.ohio.gov |
| Package-size rule | No package-size ruleSource: codes.ohio.gov |
| License / firm fee | $50 per registration per yearSource: codes.ohio.gov · The application form says "$50.00 per permit". |
| Registration period | Annual; a registration expires January 31 of the following yearSource: codes.ohio.gov |
| Renewal due | File by February 1 each yearSource: codes.ohio.gov |
| Tonnage report required? | Yes, for every feed registrant, starting with 2026 salesSource: dam.assets.ohio.gov · ORC 923.44(B): the annual tonnage statement is filed with the registration. |
| Tonnage report frequency | Annual (January 1 to December 31) Fee depends on tonnage; see the agency.Source: dam.assets.ohio.gov |
| Tonnage report due | Postmarked by February 1 (first report covers 2026, due February 1, 2027)Source: dam.assets.ohio.gov · Fee depends on tonnage; see the agency. |
| Form or portal | https://dam.assets.ohio.gov/image/upload/v1771000621/plnt_4203-011.pdfSource: dam.assets.ohio.gov |
| License / firm form | https://dam.assets.ohio.gov/image/upload/v1771000621/plnt_4203-011.pdfSource: dam.assets.ohio.gov |
| What to send | Application for Feed Registration (PLNT 4203-011), at least one current label distributed into Ohio, and $50 by check or money orderSource: dam.assets.ohio.gov |
| Home-kitchen pet treats | No published rule No published rule found on selling pet treats made in a home kitchen; ask the Ohio Department of Agriculture (animal feed program). Agency page.Source: agri.ohio.gov · We read the agency's pet food and feed pages, its law and rules, and the state's cottage food rules, and found no statement either way on making pet treats in a home kitchen. Selling homemade dog treats in Ohio |
Checked October 3, 2026 against the linked agency pages, forms and statutes.
Also see: AAFCO's Ohio page. AAFCO's state pages show no update date.
The facts above follow the state's source. Compared October 4, 2026.
Same rules as pet food Same as pet food: the $50 annual feed registration and the tonnage statement cover all commercial feed. Unmixed whole seeds are not commercial feed in Ohio.Source: codes.ohio.gov · ORC 923.41(B) and 923.42(A).
For other animal feed in Ohio: product fee None; license or firm fee $50 per registration/yr; tonnage report yes.
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