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Opens in a new window Credit: Chewy Chewy National Pet Month sale Spend $100, get a $30 e-gift card with code CELEBRATE If you missed Amazon's pet sale last month, Chewy is now the spot for pet supplies deals in honor of National Pet Month.
Not that pet parents ever wait for a special title to spoil their children, but it wouldbe wise to do a little extra stocking up this week: Chewy is once again rewarding customers who spend $100 with a free $30 gift card. The best part is that each customer can do this three times, potentially reaching $90 in savings on the pet supplies you'd buy eventually anyway. Use code CELEBRATEat checkout to unlock the promo through May 25.
The gift card promo applies to the expected stuff like food, treats, litter, and flea and tick supplies from brands like Blue Buffalo and Fresh Step. But the code also works on a ton of more fun Chewy supplies that add some extra comfort to the home where your pet lives rent-free: Shop cat trees, dog beds, and seemingly unlimited pages of toys.
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