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PetHub Tags as Low as $3.25 (After Shipping)
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8/26/2014 10:32:00 AM
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Today is National Dog Day and PetHub is offering a great discount on QR code dog tags. The basic tag is on sale for $1 with the promotional code NATDOGDAY. With shipping, the cost is $3.25. The basic tag offers a QR code, website address, and toll free phone number. You can also use the promotional code to upgrade to any other tag or collar. NATDOGDAY will take $13.95 off any purchase on PetHub. This promotional code is only valid on August 26, 2014.
You are able to create a free profile for your pet and the web address on the tag leads directly to your page. You can include as much, or as little, information as you choose. Benny's profile includes my name and number along with his vet's information. The website also includes a link for people to send an email with GPS coordinates of where the tag was scanned. This helps you find your missing pet faster. For people that don't have a smart phone or don't understand QR codes, the phone number directs them to an 24/7 operator that has access to all your information.
Benny has an upgraded tag with was personalized with his name and my phone number. I prefer this because if Benny does get out and the person that finds him doesn't understand QR codes, they will still have my number. The QR code gives the added benefit of the profile and GPS location if the person knows how to scan it.
Free Bag of Nutro Natural Dog Food After Rebate
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12/31/2013 09:10:00 PM
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Nutro is so sure that you will love their dog food that you can currently get your first bag of Nutro dog food for free. The rebate is valid for the purchase of a 15 pound bag valued up to $39.99.
As always, if you do not have a dog at home please consider going the extra mile and picking up a bag for your local shelter. Any little bit can help save a life.
* Offer Terms: Maximum rebate up to a value of $39.99 with purchase of 15-lb. bag of NUTRO® NATURAL CHOICE® Dog Food between 12/30/13 and 2/2/14. Consumer pays all sales tax. Rebate request must be postmarked by 2/16/14 and received by 2/21/14. Limit: ONE (1) rebate per household/address and ONE (1) rebate request per outer envelope. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery of rebate check. Offer void where prohibited, taxed or restricted. Offer good while supplies last. Offer void outside U.S. and not open to employees (and their immediate family/household members) of The Nutro Company (“Sponsor”) and its affiliates/agents. Sponsor is not responsible for late, lost, stolen, damaged, incomplete, illegible, misaddressed, misdirected or postage-due rebate requests or other mail. No incomplete, damaged, mechanically reproduced, altered or forged rebate forms, copied receipts or UPCs accepted. This offer cannot be combined with any other rebate, manufacturer’s coupon, offer or promotion. Sponsor reserves the right to modify, terminate, or suspend this offer, correct errors in promotional materials or disqualify any individual. This offer is subject to all applicable laws, rules and regulations. CAUTION: ANY ATTEMPT TO DELIBERATELY UNDERMINE THIS OFFER IS A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWS AND SPONSOR RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SEEK DAMAGES FROM SUCH INDIVIDUAL TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW. For questions or rebate details, please call 1-800-833-5330.
Free Purina Beggin' Strips at Target
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12/17/2013 08:21:00 PM
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Right now, you can pick up some free dog treats at Target using a great coupon directly from Purina's website. Head over and print out two coupons for $3 off any one (1) package of Purina brand Dog Snacks. Purina Beggin' Strips are on sale at Target for 2 for $5 which means that you can get two free bags of dog treats. Some Targets offer overage on coupons which means that the extra $1 towards a different item in your cart. This is the company policy but I've heard of some areas not honoring it.
If you don't have a dog, please consider picking up some treats for your local shelters. Even dogs without families love treats.
Almost Free PetHub QR Code Dog Tags
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10/19/2013 06:08:00 PM
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Benny and I love his PetHub dog tag. Having a QR code on his collar allows me to provide more information than just his phone number. If Benny ever gets lost (although it will hopefully never happen), the person that finds him can scan the QR code and find my address, his vet's name, allergies, and any other information I choose to share on Benny's profile page.
Benny wears the small aluminum tag. I used a pin to carve his name and phone number in the back just in case the person that finds him doesn't own a smart phone. Right now, you can get up to two free aluminum tags using the promotional code MEGAMATCH. You do need to pay for shipping which is why I titled my post "almost free" but it's still a great deal. The shipping prices change based on your location. For my address, shipping for one tag was $1.95 and two tags was $2.20. For that difference, I will be getting two tags so that I have a spare.
Celebrate National Adopt a Dog Month!-- for ASPCA's #megamatch event: get a #free ID tag for your new best friend (coupon: MEGAMATCH) (limit 2/person): http://PetHub.com/aspca
Free QR Dog Tag from PetHub (Must Enter Video Contest)
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8/10/2013 07:20:00 PM
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PetHub is hosting a Summertime Adventures Video Contest. The grand prize is $500 and other prizes. Your video must feature one of Pet Hub's dog tags, but don't worry if you don't already have one. Just click the link on the bottom of the entry page to request your free tag. As long as you enter the contest, the tag is free. If you don't enter the contest, Pet Hub's fine print states they can charge you for the tag.
Please DO NOT apply for a free tag unless you are going to use it for the video contest. If you apply for a tag and do not enter the contest, PetHub reserves the right to send you a bill for the value of the ID tag (up to $14.95 plus S/H). If you enter the video contest...the tag is yours to keep for FREE.
Good luck!
Do You Shop on DoggyLoot?
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8/07/2013 12:15:00 PM
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If you haven't shopped on DoggyLoot before, I highly recommend checking it out. Just for signing up with someone's referral link, you'll get a free $5 credit. DoggyLoot is a daily deal type of site which offers limited time discounts. Once the sale is over, the item is removed from the site. They do run repeat deals often for their more popular deals.
Today I ordered a Captain America chew toy for Benny and I can't wait for it to arrive. It's filled with a plastic bottle which makes a crunch noise for the dog but can easily be removed.
Free Pedometer and Dog Leash
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5/10/2013 05:32:00 PM
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Jenny Craig and Purina have teamed up to help both you and your dog lose some weight. Sign up for the free Power of Two program today and they will send you a pedometer for you and a leash for your dog.
Get out this summer and walk with your dog. It will make you both healther and happier.
$12.75 for a $30 Voucher to Pet Flow on LivingSocial
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4/14/2013 09:19:00 PM
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Right now on LivingSocial you can get a $30 voucher for Pet Flow for only $15. To make this deal even better, use the promotional code TAXDAY to get an additional 15% off. That means you can get a $30 voucher for $12.75. Shipping is not included but is a flat fee of $4.95. If your order is over $49 you will get free shipping.
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON April 14, 2018TAXDAY can actually be used on any LivingSocial deal but I'm not sure how long it is valid.
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON July 23, 2013
the fine print
Limit 1 per transaction
Limit 1 per household
New customers only
Shipping not included
Entire value must be used in a single visit
Other conditions apply
Free QR Tag for Pets from Pet Hub
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3/30/2013 07:22:00 PM
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If you have a pet, you know that a tag on its collar is the first line of defense if your pet goes missing. An identification tag will allow someone to contact you if they find your pet. Pet Hub offers a unique tag because it will come with a unique QR tag. This means that you can keep your information on their website and include more than just a phone number. You can include any information you would like including alternate phone numbers, vet information, and more.
Right now, Pet Hub is hosting a contest "Tails of the Lost and Found" on their site. Just for entering, all participants will receive a free PetHub Basic QR ID tag. The first place prize is worth over $900. Entries must be received by April 05, 2013 at 11:59 pm (PDT).
Contest Instructions
Tell us the “tail” of how your lost pet found their way home! “Lost Pet” Poster? Pet Detective? Alien abduction? PetHub tag? We want to hear about it! We’re asking our fans to channel their inner Hemingway and share stories of joyful, inspirational and incredible reunions with pets that were lost & missing and finally found their way home. (Please read the contest rules for details on submission requirements). All entries get a prize and the best story (voted by our judges) will get some awesome swag and their amazing tale will be shared with the world in a special e-newsletter from Bark magazine.
If you would prefer to buy a QR tag, the price ranges from $4.55 to $22 depending on the design, material, and size. While registration on the website is free, they also offer upgrades which include shelter alerts and emergency medical insurance.
Himalayan Dog Chews and Free Sample of Yaky Yam
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2/20/2013 06:49:00 PM
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I took Benny to the Super Pet Expo in New Jersey. At the expo we saw the Himalayan Dog Chew display. Himalayan Dog Chews are extremely popular because they are a natural product that takes dogs a long time to break down. Almost every vendor at the expo had these chews on their displays.
Normally sold in multipacks or as large chews (for bigger dogs), at the expo they offered a single small chew at a reasonable price to try. When I gave Benny the chew, he carried it with him all over the house but didn't even make a dent in it. I honestly don't know if he even tried to chew it yet or was just being possessive. At one point, I threw it off the couch and noticed it was cracking. So I tried to break it in half but even with the appearance of cracks this chew was too tough to break in half. Eventually I was able to break it in half after throwing it against the floor so I placed the broken off piece in the microwave for thirty seconds like they recommend. It was larger than the pieces they showed but I tried it anyway.
As soon as it was puffy and cooled, Benny went for it again. He was able to break off a piece and was chewing on it for a while but wasn't able to break much more off. Even puffed, it's still hard and will take a while for him to chew. Since they sell all different size pieces, I think the piece I bought was too big for his tiny mouth. Benny is afterall only fourteen pounds. Now that the original piece is smaller, Benny has been chewing at it more but I still haven't seen a dent in it.
While Himalayan Dog Chews can be expensive, you can often find them on DoggyLoot for a good price. In fact they are currently being offered. They are sold on Amazon
, some local stores, and you can also look for deals directly from the manufacturer like I found at the expo.
You can also currently request a free sample of their other product, Yaky Yams, through the Himalayan Dog Chews Facebook page. Just click their cover photo for the special codes. Then enter the two codes on their website. You'll also be entered to win a trip to Nepa.
Disclaimer: I was not paid for this review. I purchased the Himalayan Dog Chew myself to share with my readers. All opinions are 100% mine.
Himalayan Dog Chew is a very hard chew. Although cheese, it is sometimes popularly reffered to as Concrete, Glass, Wood and Metal. Depending on the size and eating habits of the dog, this is a very long lasting dog chew that you can find. Dogs must work the end of the treat for hours, softening it with their mouths before small parts of it can be slowly scraped off. (Source: Himalayandogchew.com)
Normally sold in multipacks or as large chews (for bigger dogs), at the expo they offered a single small chew at a reasonable price to try. When I gave Benny the chew, he carried it with him all over the house but didn't even make a dent in it. I honestly don't know if he even tried to chew it yet or was just being possessive. At one point, I threw it off the couch and noticed it was cracking. So I tried to break it in half but even with the appearance of cracks this chew was too tough to break in half. Eventually I was able to break it in half after throwing it against the floor so I placed the broken off piece in the microwave for thirty seconds like they recommend. It was larger than the pieces they showed but I tried it anyway.
As soon as it was puffy and cooled, Benny went for it again. He was able to break off a piece and was chewing on it for a while but wasn't able to break much more off. Even puffed, it's still hard and will take a while for him to chew. Since they sell all different size pieces, I think the piece I bought was too big for his tiny mouth. Benny is afterall only fourteen pounds. Now that the original piece is smaller, Benny has been chewing at it more but I still haven't seen a dent in it.
While Himalayan Dog Chews can be expensive, you can often find them on DoggyLoot for a good price. In fact they are currently being offered. They are sold on Amazon
You can also currently request a free sample of their other product, Yaky Yams, through the Himalayan Dog Chews Facebook page. Just click their cover photo for the special codes. Then enter the two codes on their website. You'll also be entered to win a trip to Nepa.
Disclaimer: I was not paid for this review. I purchased the Himalayan Dog Chew myself to share with my readers. All opinions are 100% mine.
$0.99 for Bully Sticks at PetFlow
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2/17/2013 07:17:00 AM
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I've mentioned before that Benny loves bully sticks, but they get expensive really fast. If you go to the local store, a six inch bully stick can cost as much as $5 each. Doggyloot often offers ten for $18 ($1.80 each).
PetFlow currently has an even better price if you buy in bulk. They are offering individual bully sticks for $0.99 each. Shipping is a flat rate of $4.95 for orders under $50 so you will have to pay shipping. If you purchase at least 14 bully sticks, the price will drop below the Doggyloot's price.
Up To Free $10 Credit on DoggyLoot
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1/30/2013 09:13:00 PM
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Have you joined DoggyLoot yet? I have and Benny loves all the great bully sticks he gets because of their low prices. DoogyLoot is a free daily deal site for, you guessed it, dogs. Each day they put new items on sale and the sales all last for a few days.
Just like other deal sites, DoggyLoot allows you to create an account for free and sign up for email which you can then customize.
How often would you like to hear about our deals via email?
* Every day or almost every day of the week * A few days each week * Once a week *Never
Right now there are two promotions running. The first is for a $5 credit when you sign up for a new account through someone's referral link. The second promotion is a $5 when you add your dog's birthday to your account. That means that new members can get a $10 credit while current members can still get a $5 credit.
Free Sample of Purina One Dog Food
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1/21/2013 07:25:00 PM
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Walmart is currently offering a free sample of Purina One dog food. There is also a coupon available for $3 off Purina One. These free samples tend to go fast on Walmart's website so don't wait too long to request your sample.
Free Sample of Yaky Yam from Himalayan Dog Chew
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10/31/2012 08:43:00 PM
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Have you tried Himalayan Dog Chews? Well not you, but your dog? Benny tried them last year at the Pet Expo and he fell in love right away. Himalayan makes a natural product that tastes good and is easy to digest for your pet.
Right know, you can request a free sample of the Yaky Yam, a treat made out of natural ingredients including smoked cheese (for smell) and sweet potato (for flavor).
Try our new Sample of the Yaky Yam and Win a Trip to the Himalayas.
Facebook Friends, please use this code to enter:
Code #1: CE10000
Code #2: B830
Source: Himalayan Dog Chew's Facebook Page
$18 (or Less) for 10 Bully Sticks from Doggyloot
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10/08/2012 08:50:00 AM
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Benny is obsessed with his bully sticks. They're a healthy alternative to rawhide and keep him busy for hours. The problem is these treats can be costly, ranging from $2.50 to $4 locally for a six inch stick.
Doggyloot understands this and wants to help you out. They have brought back a popular sale item. For the next six days, you can order 10 six inch bully sticks for only $18. That's $1.80 each which is already a great price. New to Doggyloot? You get a $5 credit to use on your first purchase which makes these bully sticks only $1.30 each ($13 total).
More Details
Includes: Ten (10) low-odor bully sticks
Size: 6" long each
Source: Free-range New Zealand cattle
Produced in: USDA-approved facility
Return policy: All sales final, no returns or exchanges
Shipping Info
Cost: Free
Carrier: UPS
Arrives in: 6-8 business days
Available to: US customers only
Tracking: Yes
Doggyloot is a great deal site for pet owners. They are always offering different promotions and most include free shipping. They offer everything from treats to toys and even accessories and furniture.
$18 for 10 Bully Sticks from Doggyloot
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7/16/2012 08:51:00 AM
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Does your dog like bully sticks? If so, Doggyloot has a great deal for you. You can get ten bully sticks (6" each) for only $18, including shipping. That makes them $1.80 each. The cheapest I can find bully sticks around me is $2.99 so this is a great deal.
New members to Doggyloot can get a $5 credit. That would make this $13 for ten bully sticks.
Free QR Tag Dog Tag from Pet Hub
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7/09/2012 01:35:00 PM
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Are you a fan of PetHub on Facebook? Well they just reached 10,000 fans and they're celebrating by giving out free tags. Each tag is personalized with a QR code. You can create a free "bronze" account on the website to upload your pets contact information. If you want more features, you can upgrade to a silver or gold account.
The form on their Facebook page isn't working correctly, so they have created a second form on their blog. Just head over to PetHub to request your free tag. Once it arrives, you can create or update your account on PetHub to include your pet's unique code.
If your pet goes missing, someone can scan the tag to find your information. Don't worry if the person doesn't have a smartphone because the tag also includes an 800-number.
Free Life's a Dog Sticker
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7/04/2012 07:30:00 PM
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Life's a Dog is currently offering a free bumper sticker by mail. I'm not sure how long this promotion is going on or how many stickers they have.
Source: Free Stuff Finder
Free (After Rebate) Bag of By Nature Pet Food
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5/12/2012 06:34:00 PM
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Head over to By Nature Pet Food's Facebook page and request your rebate form for a free bag of dog food. I checked their website and it looks like you're more likely to find this brand at the higher-end pet stores and local vets.
As always, if you don't have a dog please consider picking up a bag for your local shelter. They can always use free food.
Free Sample of Milk-Bones Trail Mix (For Dogs)
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5/10/2012 09:56:00 PM
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Milk-bone has a great offer right now. You can get a free sample of Milk-Bone trail mix. It's made with beef and sweet potatoes so it sounds like something your dog will enjoy.
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