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We are less than a week away from Black Friday and Cyber Monday and the deals and savings are starting to pop up in stores and online shops across the country. When you’re shopping for holiday sales for yourself, don’t forget your furry friends! Chewy is hosting great deals on their pet products all week long for Black Friday this year. Cyber week begins on November 25 at 7am EST and ends on December 1 at 4am EST. If you’re looking for great deals on your pets favorite treats and toys, you are in the right spot! Today I’m going to be sharing Chewy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for 2020.
Chewy Cyber Week Deals:
It looks like almost everything you could want or need for your pets are going to be on sale for Chewy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals this year! Listed below are what I believe are some of the best deals on individual items that they are offering for 2020!
Frontline Plus Flea & Tick Large Dog Breed Treatment
The Frontline Plus Flea & Tick Treatment for large breed dogs will be on sale for 25% off bringing the item price down from $62.46 to $46.85 during Chewy’s cyber week sales for 2020.
Frisco Wire Dog Exercise Pen with Step-Through Door
This dog pen is great for containing puppies and younger dogs to a small space when you can’t have your full attention on them. It will be on sale for 20% off putting it at just $35.99!
Does your dog love to catch a frisbee? This Nerf Dog frisbee will be on sale for $6.39 during Chewy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for 2020!
Multipet Duckworth Webster Squeaky Plush Toy
Have a dog who prefers a squeaky plush toy? The Multipet duck plush will be 30% off for cyber week, making the total $5.53.
American Journey Landmark Salmon Recipe Dog Biscuits
American Journey is one of my dogs favorite brands for dog treats. The American Journey Landmark dog biscuits are grain-free and will be 50% off for this years Black Friday deals, making the price a low $2.51.
Whole Life Just One Ingredient Pure Chicken Breast Freeze-Dried
Dog and Cat Treats
Freeze dried treats are some of the most nutritious treats you can give your pet. These pure chicken breast treats are on the pricier side, at $54.99 for a 21 oz bag, but you can get them during cyber week for 30% off, making them $38.49. These treats are a great option for both dogs and cats!
NaturVet Omega Gold Plus Salmon Oil Soft Chews for Dogs
Salmon oil has a lot of benefits for our furry friends. If your pup has a new years resolution to be more healthy, introduce the NaturVet Omega Gold Plus Salmon Oil to their diet. Originally $13.99, it’ll be on sale for $9.79 for Black Friday this year.
Frisco Polyester Donut Dog Collar
A lot of Frisco dog collars will be on sale for 50% off during Chewy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for 2020, including this adorable, donut collar. This collar will be on sale for $5.00 during cyber week.
Chewy will also have a ton of their toys and treats on a buy two, get one free sale for the week of November 25 to December 1 so make sure to check out the entire website so you don’t miss any of the deals!
Hopefully this helped you plan out your purchases for Chewy’s Black Friday and Cyber
Monday deals for 2020! Happy shopping!
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Safe Thanksgiving Foods to Share with Your Dog
Turkey: Turkey is a safe Thanksgiving food to share with your dog, as long as its clear of any bones and skin. Turkey is an excellent source of protein while remaining low in calories, making it a good treat for dogs. It’s also full of nutrients that benefit the immune system, and it’s highly digestible for those pets with digestive issues.
Potatoes: Potatoes, yams, and sweet potatoes are all a safe treat for your dog. Potatoes, specifically sweet potatoes, are chock full of nutrients, making them a good choice if you want to share a bit of your Thanksgiving dinner. Preparing them separately for your dog is a good idea, to avoid feeding them an abundance of butter, sugar, garlic, or anything else you add to them.
Veggies: Like humans, dogs greatly benefit from having vegetables added to their diet. Green beans, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, and any other vegetable you’re adding to your meal are great to share with your dog, cooked or raw! Make sure they aren’t covered in anything too fatty, such as butter or gravy and you have a low calorie, high fiber snack for your dog!
Pumpkin: Pumpkin is a superfood for dogs! It is full of nutrients and aids in digestive health. If you bought plain pumpkin puree to make a pie, set some aside as a treat for your dog. This can be added to their kibble, or eaten plain.
Cranberry Sauce: Cranberry is great for a dogs urinary tract. If the main ingredient in your cranberry sauce is cranberry, it is a safe Thanksgiving food to share with your dog.
Thanksgiving Foods That Are Not Safe to Share With Your Dog
Bread: While a small amount of bread won’t harm your pup, in large amounts bread could cause issues in your dogs digestive system, so it’s best to stay away from it completely.
Stuffing: Stuffing is often full of onions, garlic, and other ingredients that are harmful to dogs.
Pie: Pie of any sorts is full of sugar which is bad for dogs. Too much sugar can cause weight gain and lead to diabetes. Be extra sure not to let your dog eat chocolate pie or dessert of any kind, as chocolate can be deadly to our furry friends.
Turkey Bones: While most dogs enjoy a good bone now and then, turkey bones are not a safe Thanksgiving food to share with your dog. They can easily break and splinter, making them a choking hazard. They can also cause damage to your pets mouth, or lead to a blockage in their digestive system.
Gravy: Turkey drippings and other seasonings found in gravy are not safe for dogs. Instead, drizzle some low sodium chicken or beef broth over their kibble.
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