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A dog is not one problem
Here is how it actually goes. The ear wipes run out on a Sunday night. The paw balm empties during the first cold snap of the year, which is precisely the week it mattered. And the full-body wipes get re-ordered for the third time this year, one pack at a time, at full price, with delivery on top.
Nobody plans it that way. It happens because a dog is not one problem. He is a set of ears, a pair of eyes, four paws, a coat, and a back end, and each of those wears through its own supply on its own schedule. Buy them separately, and you are running five small errands a year instead of one.
A kit puts the whole dog on one box, on one schedule, at a price that gets better the moment it holds more than one thing. You stop thinking about it. That is the entire point.
The 10% is the small part.
Delivery is free over $44. A single pack of wipes doesn’t come close, so on a normal one-off order you pay to have it brought to you every time, all year.
Subscribe, and you never pay it again. Not on the small orders, not on the big ones, not on the one you forgot to add anything to either. Free delivery on every subscription order, for as long as you stay.
So on a $29.99 pack, the real saving isn’t the 10%. It’s the 10% plus the $4.99 you didn’t spend getting it to your door, which works out closer to 23% off. The discount is the small part. The shipping is the rest.
How often should it come?
Every 30 days . Every 60 days . Every 90 days.
Most pet parents start at 8 weeks. If that turns out to be wrong, move it; nothing about this choice is permanent.
Add one more thing. Keep the extra 5% forever
One product on subscription saves you 10%. Two or more saves you 15%, half again as much, on every delivery, for as long as the kit stays that size.
Most dogs need more than one thing anyway. A pack of wipes and a balm for his pads is already a bundle. So is wipes and ear pads. OS is anything plus anything.
The upgrade costs nothing. It just needs a second product.
Buy one thing
Every product inside every kit is sold on its own, at the same price it costs inside the kit. Nothing here is bundled to make you spend more - the kits exist because most dogs genuinely need more than one thing, and because two things cost less than one thing does.
If yours only needs the ear wipes, but the ear wipes. We’ll still be here when he needs the rest.
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Three steps,
then you can forget about it
Same products, two ways
Ordering when you notice
Full price, every time. Delivery charged under $44. You find out you’ve run out when you need it. A separate order for each thing.
On a Petazy kit
10% off, or 15% with two or more products. Free delivery on every order, for life
Frequently asked questions
Every order. The discount applies to every product in your subscription, every time one is prepared, for as long as the subscription runs.
Two or more products in the same subscription, in any sizes, from anywhere in the range. That's it. Two packs of the same thing count.
Yes, with no minimum to reach. The $44 threshold applies to one-off orders. On a subscription, delivery is free whatever the order comes to.
Then you save 10% and still get free delivery on every delivery. Add a second product whenever you like, and it becomes 15%.
Yes, anytime. And the discount changes with it. Add a second product to your next delivery, and every one after is at 15%.
No. The saving comes off on its own, every time, and free delivery is applied at checkout without you doing anything.
Yes. Pause for a month, skip a single delivery, or push the date back. Nothing is lost, and your discount stays exactly as it was.
Two clicks in your account, whenever you like. There’s no minimum number of deliveries, and nobody will reach out about it.