Do You Shop on DoggyLoot?

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.

Himalayan Dog Chews and Free Sample of Yaky Yam

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.

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, 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.

Up To Free $10 Credit on DoggyLoot

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.

$18 (or Less) for 10 Bully Sticks from Doggyloot

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

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.

Great Deals for Your Pets

Everyone knows how much I love my dog so I am always on the look out for great pet deals. I found a few different deals today that I wanted to let you all know about.

Groupon - You can get a $30 voucher for only $15 to Petflow, shipping is not included and is a flat rate of $4.95. If you don't see this deal listed, check the sidebar of Philadelphia. Since it's online, you can redeem it from anywhere.

DoggyLoot - You can get a great deal on Himalaya dog chews which are bone hard chews made of cheese. Benny tried this at the Philadelphia Pet Expo and loved it. When your dog finally does get it down to a small "could choke on" piece, you can soften it in water and then microwave it for about a minute to puff out into a soft treat. Use my link when you sign up to get a bonus $5 credit off your purchase.

Doggyloot Offers Great Deals for Pet Owners

So ever since Benny entered my life, I have really been trying to find deals for him.  My local shelter posted about a new site, Doggyloot.  Doggyloot is a social shopping site dedicated to pets.  Each day, you will find a new deal for your furry friend.  Additionally, you can make donations to your local shelters which is why they posted about the site.

I will be keeping an eye out for deals you might be interested in, but I wanted to let you know the site exists so you can look yourself as well.