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Old September 18th 05, 06:16 PM
Elizabeth Blake
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"Newbie" wrote in message
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Both my cat and I are sold on canned food. Her tastes are also very
refined, she especially prefers Pro Plan and Fancy Feast. Problem, is
these ar equite expensive, day in day out.

Any strategies on where or how I can get best prices on them? I would
love to average 25 c/can, otherwise whatever is possible. I am willing
to clip coupons, buy bulk, buy mail order, whatever works...


You can check out www.petfooddirect.com . I've ordered Wellness, Petguard &
Science Diet from them a bunch of times. I just looked and their regular
price for a case of 24 Fancy Feast is $13.99, for all flavors. Pro Plan is
$15.49 for a case of 24 cans. There's always a button to click for a 5%
discount, and once you order from them they send e-mail coupon codes all the
time. I usually get at least 2 e-mails a week. I wait until I get a code
for 20% - 25% off and then stock up. Most coupon codes that I get are for
13% off. You do have to pay for shipping, though. They're located in
Pennsylvania so shipping cost & time depends on where you live. I'm in NYC
so I'm in the same UPS zone and my orders arrive the day after they're
shipped. When I get a 22% or the rare 25% coupon it's definitely worth it.
Since I'm in a different state, there's also no sales tax. My shipping
charge is usually around $8.99 for several cases.

I have an e-mail from them with a 20% coupon code right now (PET3249) that
expires at midnight tonight. You have to check the offers carefully as some
of them can't be used for food & litter. This 20% code is good for
everything except free shipping items & gift certificates.

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Liz


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Old September 18th 05, 06:32 PM
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On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 07:00:58 +0000, Newbie wrote:

Both my cat and I are sold on canned food. Her tastes are also very
refined, she especially prefers Pro Plan and Fancy Feast. Problem, is
these ar equite expensive, day in day out.

Any strategies on where or how I can get best prices on them? I would love
to average 25 c/can, otherwise whatever is possible. I am willing to clip
coupons, buy bulk, buy mail order, whatever works...



This is just a thought ---My personal experience with canned food has been
whenever I stocked up on something, the cat quit eating it. My garbage
disposer was always well fed. MLB
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Old September 18th 05, 06:41 PM
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Premium foods like Wellness, Innova, and Nutro guarantee their product.
The store will take back unopened cans and refund your money if your cat
won't eat the product. I had to return several cases of Nutro when they
changed their formula and Amber refused to eat it.


---MIKE---
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire
(44=B0 15' N - Elevation 1580')


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Old September 18th 05, 06:55 PM
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"Phil P." wrote
When you find a place that sells Fancy Feast for .25 a can- let me know!


Really. Lowest I have ever found was .41 at Walmart and the selection
sucked.


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Old September 18th 05, 07:00 PM
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Well I wholesale resell for a living here are my some of my results

http://www.dollaritem.com/Pets-Cat-Food.html


At the link above the price on 5.5 oz cans of Nine Lives was just .32--very
good. But I wonder about the nutrition in the others, and in fact have never
seen the breakdown for 9 lives. Anyone?


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Old September 18th 05, 07:04 PM
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"Elizabeth Blake" wrote
You can check out www.petfooddirect.com .


What a GREAT site! When you click on "details" it gives you the ingredients.
Wonderful just for research. Thanks, Elizabeth.


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Old September 18th 05, 09:11 PM
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Phil P. wrote:

: When you find a place that sells Fancy Feast for .25 a can- let
: me know!

At least that's the goal. :-) American marketing is a strange thing. I
just stocked up on Pro Plan at the average of less than 27 c/can: their
regular price at Petsmart is 59c. Right now there is a sale for 40c. I
was able to get "buy 2 get 1 free" coupons, bringing the price to 80/3
cents per can.
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Old September 18th 05, 09:14 PM
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5cats wrote:

: When Petsmart has sales they have Friskies cans at pretty good prices.

Petsmart's reg price for friskies is 32c for 5.5 oz can, not bad
really. On sales it would only drop by penny or two. It is with the
likes of FF and ProPlan that I look for breaks.
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Old September 18th 05, 09:19 PM
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Brandy**Alexandre wrote:


: I would love to pay 25 cents a can again :::sigh::: I get our Science
: Diet at PetsMart and I always wait for a sale. Petco's usual price
: around here is 82 cents, while PetsMart is 69 cents. The sale price is
: usually around 50 cents and I stock up.

Just to clarify, I mentioned 25c as my dream target for smaller 3 oz
cans. For 5.5-6 oz cans, 50c is quite good and come to approximately
the same value.

: One thing you can try is signing up with ShopLocal.com to send you a
: sale alert on those items. I have a bunch of things in my alerts and
: it can be darn handy.

Will look into it. Fornow I was able to get some buy2get1free coupons
for ProPlan which combined with a sale, brought the price down to 80c
for 3 small cans. Not bad.
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Old September 18th 05, 09:23 PM
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Elizabeth Blake wrote:

: You can check out www.petfooddirect.com . I've ordered Wellness, Petguard &
: Science Diet from them a bunch of times. I just looked and their regular
: price for a case of 24 Fancy Feast is $13.99, for all flavors.

These prices don't look too good. At Petsmart, Target, etc. a case of
24 FF cans is routinely sold for $10-$11. May be a buck or two chaper
during sales.

: Pro Plan is $15.49 for a case of 24 cans.

That is 65c/can. Petmart's regular price is 59. Sale 40. With
buy2get1free coupons, I just averaged 27.
 




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