Animal Logos

1. Your Animal Logo is Similar:
A unique and memorable logo design is the dream of every smart entrepreneur. Often, this isn't the case. Failure to conduct extensive research before creating a logo may lead to using an identical design element that others have used. Such an emblem may create confusion among prospective and even loyal clients—unfortunately, situations like this call for redesigning your logo.

2. Do–It–Yourself Logo Design:
It will help if you consider updating your logo design created by you or a close associate with no graphic design skills. Every field has its own best practices, tools, and tricks for handling professional projects. Logo design from a non–expert will create doom for your brand. Kindly extend your hand to an expert. You’ll be thankful you did.

3. Change of Direction:
As an ambitious entrepreneur, you are likely to explore and experiment with varying ideas. Afterward, you may settle on one or two projects and build a powerful brand personality around it. After some years, an internal or external factor can cause a shift in its focus. For example, you could be in the business of selling for men, but over time, when you realize selling for female celebrities is profitable, you can change focus. This situation calls for a redesign to attract female celebrities.

4. Your Animal Logo Changes Appearance:
You can resize a practical and professionally designed logo to any measurement without its changing appearance. The moment it does lose its quality on an application, it's a poorly designed one. Think about it. If you can't scale your logo design on all collaterals, it’s a signal to seek expert touch.

5. Your Animal Logo is Old-Fashion:
Logo updates are essential branding practices. It helps meet the changing trends in the industry and position the brand in the minds of customers. It also reminds clients that you are still relevant and a force to reckon. An excellent logo design will one-day fallout in style. Any smart entrepreneur will consider redesigning its logo the moment one or two design elements become fusty.

Below are seven suitable fonts you can use for your animal logo design. Don’t forget to explore our gallery for more alternatives. If you have the budget, you can opt for a custom font to embrace your brand uniqueness:

1. The brand font
2. Sofia pro font
3. FF cocon font
4. DIN next font
5. FF Meta Serif font
6. Spantaran font
7. And Hermann font

1. Blue:
You can take inspiration from Petmate, a brand that aimed to deliver peace of mind to pet parents. Their outstanding logo featured blue with a white inscription. The blue reminds us of peace, trust, and loyalty, while the white crown the logo with cleanliness and innocence. The best combination for a pet business.

2. Green:
MSD Animal Health can be your role model. It’s a brand that supports the bond between people and their pets. Also, they help protect international public health, ensure food safety, and increase protein supplies. Their logo design features green and white colors. The green reminds us of health, environment, and nature, while the white takes care of their purity and humility.

3. Brown:
Surprise color. What do you think? Brown reminds us of the earth or, more precisely, the soil. It connects directly to food and the environment. Only a few brands opt for brown in their logo, but if its emotional effect is something that can resonate with your brand, then do not turn a blind eye. Please look at how beautifully Diamond Pet Foods has combined the colors: brown, black, and white in their visual emblem.

4. Red:
How does the color red connect with animals? Is it not too intense for our adorable friends? Well, it has a peculiar way of aligning with them. Our little friends need love, excitement, energy, and the desire to run around, and the choice of red is excellent. Beaphar is a famous pet healthcare brand that uses the color red and white to convey its message.

5. Orange:
Can you use orange in your logo design? Why not! The world's largest producer of medicines and vaccinations for pets and livestock, Zoetis Inc., has a simple wordmark brand crafted in orange. The color orange reminds us of energy, warmth, creativity, and procreation—another vibrant color for a pet brand.

Yes! It's absolutely free to use the logo maker and customize the different logos we offer. We do, however, charge a fee to own the copyright and download the logo files. We have different logo packages to choose from based on your budget and needs.

With the standard pack you will receive:
- High-resolution files (PNG and JPG)
- Vector files (SVG, EPS and PDF)
- Files with transparent backgrounds

With the premium pack you will receive:
High-resolution files (PNG and JPG)
Vector files (SVG, EPS and PDF)
Files with transparent backgrounds
Unlimited edits using our Logo Maker
Multiple logo variations for Social Media

Yes. All of our logo packages will give you the proper vector files allowing you to print your logo on promotional items.

Yes. All of our logo designs come with complete copyright and ownership. You will own your logo 100%.