PetBox: My Experience, Your Coupon

You guys!

My friends at Catladyland introduced me to PetBox and I, I assume after a rigorous review process, was asked to try one out. Being the generous soul that I am, I decided to give it a go.

What is a PetBox you might ask? It is a customized (or surprise – your choice) box of goodies delivered to your house once a month based on the type of pet you have (cat or dog) and what his/her likes are. PetBox also promises to only stock the healthiest, best products. Now that I have been privy to what is actually inside one of these boxes, I will share my experience with you in the most scientific way possible. Let us begin.

Hypothesis: I hypothesize that I will receive a PetBox containing surprise goods. I then hypothesize that I will open said box and enjoy the goods.

Method: The box arrived and I opened it using a clean butter knife. I then looked at the goods inside and then proceeded to play with the goods.

Materials List: Catnip Markers, Kong Moist Treats, Blue Seafood Sensation, Yeowww! Stinkies, Kong Naturals, Kong Refillables, 1 Yeowww! Banana, Kong Funster, Box

Conclusion: My hypothesis was correct. The PetBox was fun! It was FILLED with tons of awesome things that we’d never tried before. Catnip markers? SWEET! I am very conscious about what I put in my mouth (not entirely true; MomFOD’s more conscious about it than I am, but I have to hear the screaming -“Stop chewing that, Take that out of your mouth, Crepes, quite chewing holes in my clothes” – so it’s better for me to play along) so when I looked at the ingredients on the treats, I was pleased to find that they weren’t filled with nonsense and MomFOD would indeed let us enjoy them. My favorite part was the catnip banana. It was a real hit. And Peabody’s favorite part? The box.

Overall, the PetBox was a lovely surprise package. We appreciated all the things inside. In this case, it was skewed mostly toward catnip toys, but the quality of the toys was quite high. There wasn’t anything we were displeased to receive.

Some may find the price of the box a bit prohibitive – $39 per month – but the prices go down as you commit to longer packages, with a year coming in at $29 per month, shipping included. If you were going to go to the store to buy treats anyway, it’s nice to get them shipped to your home and know that a homeless pet is getting something, too.

Highlight: PetBox donates a meal to a homeless pet each time a box is sold. Hurray! Rescue organizations that would like to be part of the PetBox program can click here.

Crepes Coupon: My readers here are privy to a coupon! If you want to try a PetBox, use the code “CATINTHEFRIDGE” to get 20% off. Apparently, this gives me a little affiliate bonus, although that wasn’t something I knew about going into this, just a nice perk.

There you have it! My scientific presentation of PetBox. I hope you enjoyed it! And if you didn’t, rub a catnip marker on your screen and read it again.

Love,

Crepes.

**Disclosure: We were given a free PetBox to try out as compensation for this post. We were not financially reimbursed. We do receive an affiliate commission if you purchase a box using our coupon code. We have no idea what that entails, actually, but it seems like a nice bonus. Also, we wouldn’t show you a product we thought was nonsense. All ideas and opinions are our own.**

 

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