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For years Petco has always been my one stop shop for all my pet needs. Whether I am getting pet food, treats or toys, I can make just one stop and get everything I need. Thankfully they also have the one brand of wet food that Sookie will eat. They only problem is that my local Petco is way on the other side of town! So going over there once a week to stock back up on her food gets to be tiring. But then I learned about Petco’s Repeat Delivery Service!
With this innovative delivery service, you can select the items your pet needs from a list of eligible top brand food and supplies and have them automatically delivered right to your door! Choose from over 3000 products including dog food, cat food, flea and tick control, medications, vitamins, supplements and more – for all pet types. In addition to saving yourself a trip to the store, products that are set up for the Repeat Delivery Service are discounted as much as 15%! In addition, you always receive the lowest online prices, plus free delivery on items over $49. No coupons or promo codes needed, ever!
Setting up the service is a cinch. Simply choose your items, set up your delivery schedule for as often or infrequently as you want, and that’s it. You can cancel anytime. And if you need additional help, there are several videos on the Petco Repeat Delivery webpage to help.
Save time and money with Petco’s Repeat Delivery Service! It’s like you pet having a “bottomless bowl”!
Kait
Friday 5th of August 2016
I see cat litter for 25% off. Subscription price offers no additional discount. So why subscribe? I don't see a benefit. I'd like it more if it gives you the sales price plus a discount because you're subscribed, otherwise I might as well just go to the store and buy it when it's on sale. This is one of those services that I'd really like if it was actually beneficial, no matter how slightly the benefit. There just isn't a benefit to me and that's sad. Maybe at some point the discount will make more sense.
Alaina Bullock
Saturday 6th of August 2016
Hi Kait. Very good point! A discount would be very nice! I think they are thinking along the lines of saving people time and having to drive out there everytime you need something. For people who live in the outskirts of a city where it's a long drive in, I could see how it could be helpful. But I agree that giving a discount would be even more incentive to sign up and continue using the service. :)