Finding Discounts on Cat Food Online

We’re all rushing around with work, home and family lives so busy that it’s often hard to really think about the needs of the family cat. However, if you do a little homework, you can find resources to help you save some money when purchasing cat foods.

Because premium formulas are more expensive than commercial foods, some owners loathe trying them. (Sometimes premium foods can cost double that of commercial foods!) However, as you weigh the pros and cons of feeding a healthy, holistic diet at a higher cost versus a less nutrient-rich and more potentially toxin-filled diet, know that some of the premium cat food manufacturers offer low cost samples. So, you can see if how the food agrees with your cat.

Flint River Ranch, at http://www.flintriver.com, offers sample packs for low prices. In them, you’ll find three cat and kitten food samples, two adult lite samples and two cat and kitten hairball formula samples.

Halo Pet, at http://www.halopets.com, if you register at the website, you become eligible to receive coupons on ordering Spot’s Stew and other healthy cat foods and treats.

At both http://printable-coupons.blogspot.com and http://www.mysavings.com, you can find coupons for pet foods such as Iams, Nature’s Choice, Whiskers and Purina.

Wysong at http://www.wysong.net, offers new buyer discounts as well as a frequent buyer program. The company also offers the Feline Introductory Order, valued at $84.44 and sold at $29.95. The order includes several formulas of the company’s cat foods, a book, a CD and $20 in coupons toward future purchases.

At http://www.purina.com, you can find coupons for Purina One.

At http://www.nutroproducts.com, after you fill out a survey providing your pet needs information, you receive a coupon for a free bag of Natural Choice cat food.

Pet food retailers Petco and PetSmart offer online and in-store circulars with weekly discounts and specials. PetSmart’s email newsletter Pawspectives offers email newsletter only specials. Both retailers have a discount card program for in-store shoppers.

Such stores also offer gift cards, so when you’re searching for a birthday or Christmas gift for a friend who has cats, a gift card to Petco or PetSmart could be a real blessing…especially if it’s a multi-cat household!

Other sites to find discounts on supplements and pet medicines are http://www.1800petmeds.com and http://www.biovets.com.

If you do a little online research, you can find discounts and coupons on all kinds of cat food—even the “super” premium food, and that’s a nice way to keep your cat healthy and a few extra cents in your wallet.

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