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YMMV: DOORDASH DASHPASS CUSTOMER 50% OFF some RETAIL STORES UP TO $50 until 12/12 and free delivery
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Wouldn't work with dashpass.
Got $74 worth of cat food at Petsmart
-50%
$0 delivery fee
$0 service fee
$7 tax
$5 tip
$49 total.
Got $70 of paper towels and toilet paper at Big Lots
-50%
$0 delivery fee
$0 service fee
$6 tax
$5 tip
$46 total
Edit: looks like I can reorder from Petsmart again and get another 50% off my order. Guessing not available on Big Lots cause that order is still open.
Got $74 worth of cat food at Petsmart
-50%
$0 delivery fee
$0 service fee
$7 tax
$5 tip
$49 total.
Got $70 of paper towels and toilet paper at Big Lots
-50%
$0 delivery fee
$0 service fee
$6 tax
$5 tip
$46 total
Edit: looks like I can reorder from Petsmart again and get another 50% off my order. Guessing not available on Big Lots cause that order is still open.
Same time also got similar promo from UberEats for costco.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16271467-ymmv-ubereats-targeted-celebrate-the-holidays-with-50-off-100-on-your-1st-costco-order
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Well I didn't buy high quality lol. I bought the stuff my guy eats.
I got Friskies and Fancy Feast
Haven't pulled the trigger, but Dick's has some decent deals on Yeti and Hydro Flask. Combine with the 50% and the normally stupid prices are much more manageable.
With cats (and dogs for that matter), consistency is probably more important than incremental differences in quality. Plus some of the cheap food (Friskies, Purina Naturals) actually has some 'flavors' that are comparable to some of the high priced brands. You just have to do a little research as to which have the appropriate mix of protein and fat to carbs. After dealing with an insulin diabetic cat for more than a decade, you learn that price and statements like grain-free or meat as first ingredient aren't really a good indication of quality.
For example, Friskies canned ranges from 34 to 67% protein and carbs from 4-27% carbs depending flavor. Merrick ranges from 30-47% protein and carbs from 4-15%. So, whether a cheap supermarket brand or a high-end brand, there are particular flavors that are all over the place nutritionally... and it depends on your pet as to which is the most 'healthy'. A high protein, low fat supermarket brand proved to be the best for keeping consistent glucose levels for us.