PETSMART Store Pick up: Spend $32 pretax, pay $25.xx with 20% off online/pickup deal, get back $7 CB on top cashback
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Thx to @my4mainecoons for some info posted.
Start at TopCashback, activate the promo to get $5CB bonus on $25 spend at PETSMART. Click thru to petsmart from TCB.
Go to Petsmart, look for the 20% off Promo when you buy online/pick up at store.
Add $32 to your cart for pick up ($25.80 after 20% back PLUS tax)
Pay for order, then go pick it up. you will receive about $7.06 back in CB, making a $32 order $17.94 + tax after 20% off and cashback.
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Of course neither our cat’s food nor litter is 20% off. Figures.
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@mtnagel mine are never available for their “special deals” either. The only offer that I redeemed recently was the 4x points because that wasn’t brand dependent.
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@mtnagel said in PETSMART Store Pick up: Spend $32 pretax, pay $25.xx with 20% off online/pickup deal, get back $7 CB on top cashback:
Of course neither our cat’s food nor litter is 20% off. Figures.
you can still order $25 w no discount and get $7cb back. makes it about 27.5% off net.
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I stopped shopping at petsmart when we switched our dog from instinct raw to primal, which they don’t carry. Plus PetSuppliesPlus had great coupons, which have now mostly dried up.
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@dangeruss if you are feeding raw consider making your own at home. Much cheaper than buying it.
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@my4mainecoons said in PETSMART Store Pick up: Spend $32 pretax, pay $25.xx with 20% off online/pickup deal, get back $7 CB on top cashback:
@dangeruss if you are feeding raw consider making your own at home. Much cheaper than buying it.
Is it? How can I make sure it has the proper vitamins and that’s its free of bacteria?
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@dangeruss Research online for a recipe. I can tell you about cats but not dogs. As far as being free of bacteria, that’s on you. You have to keep meat refrigerated. I buy from the supermarket and I’m trusting that there’s no bacteria in what they’re selling. I buy chicken thighs when on sale, look for the freshest by date, prepare the food then freeze it in serving sizes. I’ve been doing it for a few years. I bought a good meat grinder to grind the chicken bones (calcium). I get salmon oil from Rite Aid, vitamin E, taurine and B complex from Amazon. If I were buying canned it would cost me $4+ per feeding. I make 7 feedings for ~ $10. The only problem is that the cats don’t love the taste of the raw diet so I have to add a little canned Purina.
Some people use Ziploc bags for their homemade food. I use Mason jars. They can go in the dishwasher. I like that I’m not adding packaging to the landfill.
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This thing is $25 (less after coupons) and lasts me 12 days. Before we were using instinct and it was even cheaper. We usually get lamb or salmon/sardine or venison.I’d be hard pressed to make it cheaper myself, and it sounds like it’s a lot of work.
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@dangeruss. If only $2/day then keep doing what you’re doing. IDK how much your dog eats. We use 15 oz. of food per feeding so 30 oz./day. Maybe your dog weighs less. My 4 weigh 72 lbs altogether.
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@my4mainecoons said in PETSMART Store Pick up: Spend $32 pretax, pay $25.xx with 20% off online/pickup deal, get back $7 CB on top cashback:
@dangeruss. If only $2/day then keep doing what you’re doing. IDK how much your dog eats. We use 15 oz. of food per feeding so 30 oz./day. Maybe your dog weighs less. My 4 weigh 72 lbs altogether.
I’ve got a tiny 7lb Pom, so it doesn’t make sense for me, but definitely makes sense once you have bigger dogs.
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@dangeruss My smallest cat weighs 14 lbs.
