BarkBox Deal

Today on DailyCandy's Daily Deals there was one deal in particular that I found intriguing - a coupon for a 3 month subscription to BarkBox.  Just what is BarkBox?  Well, as my friend put it, it's like a "Fruit of the Month" club for dogs!  You pay a monthly fee (or you can pay for 3, 6 or 12 months at a time) and receive a box in the mail every month with goodies for your dog!  When you sign up, you can select from small, medium or large depending on your dog's size.

The DailyCandy deal was pretty sweet - for $35 you get a coupon code good for a 3-month subscription.  When I signed up, based on my selections, this would have normally been $63.  Mumble and I can't wait to see what comes in the first box, which we'll be getting in May.  I'll keep you posted on the goodies that we receive.

To access the DailyCandy deal yourself, go to http://deals.dailycandy.com/los-angeles and just scroll down the page to BarkBox deal.

April 2012 Deals

Doggyloot now has a deal for BlanketId.  I bought this deal when doggyloot had it the first time around because it's a fabulous deal and really gives you piece of mind in case your pet is ever lost.  BlanketId is a system where you purchase a tag that has a number on it, and if your dog is ever lost, anyone can go online and enter that number and find out all about your dog - how to return him to you, any information you'd want someone to know, etc.  Also, you can send out alerts and print flyers if you are looking for a lost dog that's registered there.  The doggyloot deal is as follows:  for $25 you get a coupon code which enables you to purchase the tag (regular price: $24.99).  Once you get the tag, you go online and register it and in addition to the 1 year of free membership you get with any tag purchase, you'll get an additional 5 years of membership (regular price: $44.99).  So it's like getting 6 years of free membership with the purchase of a tag.  Check it out!

Additionally, Doggyloot has a lot of other great deals going on right now, including a variety of treats, toys and accessories.  One of the deals is a hands-free leash.  At first I thought this was going to be one of those leashes you tie around your waist while you walk your dog, and there is no way I am trying that with Mumble.  That seems like it would end in me falling down when Mumble had his "crazies" on a walk.  But when I clicked on it, it actually says "Need a leash for just tying up your pup while you relax at the nearby coffee shop?"  Well, Mumble and I love to go to Coffee Bean on weekend mornings, and I've actually looked at this type of leash for that before, so now I'm considering purchasing that deal.

Rainy Day Gear