Cheap and reliable online pet supplies

poodlegal

Having a quick look through I cant beleive no one has mentioned csjk9 (apologies if I missed it) this is a very customer orientated online company that sells a wide range of dog food starting from the £13 mark for a big bag (11kg?) well you know a sack! I believe the company was started because of a real lack of good quality dog food and the products are fabulous and above all cheap. They also sell herbs and cat food. The customer service is second to none -after enquiring which feed would be suitable for putting weight on my dog I was sent a box of samples to try and advice all free. You can also collect points for money off future purchases. I can really reccommend them if you are on a really tight budget but want to feed quality food. Postage is the same for 2 sacks of feed, I get 2 large sacks of feed at a time and it costs me less than £30! i would never feed anything else now, the dogs do really well off it. As i'm new I cant post a link but if you search csj feeds you will find it.

imaginarynumber

http://www.caninenaturalcures.co.uk/index.html

Used them recently and was happy that they took the time to offer what seemed honest and impartial(ish) advice.

Reasonable prices and prompt delivery.

mizfiesta

I'm adopting a nine year old rescue cat on Tues and have been advised to keep him on the same feed for the time being - Purina Pro Plan complete biscuits. Can anyone, who uses them for their pet perhaps, point me in the direction of the cheapest place to buy them online? Much appreciated

jjennison

Hey there,

The only pet supplies stores that I have used are Snack and Tack and Millbry Hill.

Snack and Tack has a wide variety of products for almost every pet, and me being such an animal lover I am able to find what I want for every one of them. Also, there are many special offers across the store so if you keep track of updates within the special offers you can find something. They offer free delivery on orders over £80 and 5% off your first purchase.

Millbry Hill also has a good range of products and a lot of special offers on their site (I usually alternative between them both for which special offers are on). At the moment they have a 60% sale on with free delivery on orders over £40. There's even things for horses, farms, unique pets and others

Good luck.

rita-rabbit

mizfiesta wrote: »

I'm adopting a nine year old rescue cat on Tues and have been advised to keep him on the same feed for the time being - Purina Pro Plan complete biscuits. Can anyone, who uses them for their pet perhaps, point me in the direction of the cheapest place to buy them online? Much appreciated

Probably best to run search on this site & see which companies are recommended & do a comparison from that? Offhand 3 companies I can think of are

Zooplus - excellent
petsupermarket - not so great
petsathome - know of them but make my purchases in-store

I would imagine in the short term you maybe better off buying some in a supermarket so you don't run out & then do your comparison(s). You can compare prices in supermarkets on mysupermarket.co.uk.

mizfiesta

"I don't think they are v popular with owners on this forum!"

Are you referring to Purina? Rescue centre had my pet on Purina One so I've continued them. I've noticed there's a bit of a mixed reaction to keeping a cat solely on dry food to?

rita-rabbit

mizfiesta wrote: »

"I don't think they are v popular with owners on this forum!"

Are you referring to Purina? Rescue centre had my pet on Purina One so I've continued them. I've noticed there's a bit of a mixed reaction to keeping a cat solely on dry food to?

Purina - yes. By all means give new cat that - at least to start as too many changes stresses them out.

Boys can die if fed soley on dried food. Girls can manage but all cats when given the choice prefer wet. If you do a quick search on `feeding cats' you will see the comments. My tomcat nearly died on dried diet which was fine for the girl so I changed to wet (dried food was Burns which I cannot fault but boys bits can get blocked/inflamed as cats don't drink enough on dried foods only).

ryan69

Hi guys, can anyone recommend me a site for wood cat litter. Ive had a brief read through and noticed pet supermarket have had mixed reviews. We usually get it from Asda but just wondered if anyones had any other experiences.?

mizfiesta

ryan69 wrote: »

Hi guys, can anyone recommend me a site for wood cat litter. Ive had a brief read through and noticed pet supermarket have had mixed reviews. We usually get it from Asda but just wondered if anyones had any other experiences.?

Pettex Pampuss Woodbase Cat litter - £10.99. Big 30L bag delivered FREE to your door by Amazon. It saves carrying it yourself! Also has great reviews by previous buyers.


http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002OSSO7C/ref=oh_o05_s00_i00_details

diane21

I have great experience of "oneclickpets.co.uk", There are many popular dogs and their products available with fast shipping and discounted prices.