Pet Treater Always Delivers a Smile

Every month I look forward to receiving and reviewing our Pet Treater subscription box. Not only do I smile because of Luke’s unabashed glee when he sees the colorful box on the counter, but when we open it up to peek inside I always find myself grinning (and sometimes even squealing!). Normally I’ll wait until I’m ready to get the camera out for photos before I’ll let Luke dig in to see what’s inside.

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This time I couldn’t wait. We were in a spell of bad weather and Luke was already showing signs of cabin fever before winter had even really arrived! The toy in November’s box was so delightful I just had to let him burn off some steam with it. Some of you might have seen him enjoying it on Instagram not too long ago.

The video below shows what fun he had with it, and you have to get the full effect of the noises this Grrigles Awesome Ape* toy makes. Um, I should say made. It did not take Luke long to get to the heart of it and make it go silent. That is possibly a good thing – judge for yourself after watching!

BTW, I watched Luke closely with this toy, because I knew he would destroy it and the parts inside that make the noise are not something you would want a dog to consume!

I wasn’t just smiling about this hilarious monkey toy though, I was smiling over the wonderful goody inside “for the human”, and others that were going to be enjoyed by me as well. I already have the picture frame on my office shelves where all my pet photos are, with a special photo of Sheba and her late brother Moses in it.

There is no shortage of things to hang around here either – the “I love my dog” wall hook will come in very handy for collars, leashes, Luke’s sweaters, or towels for drying off when they come inside. You name it, we’re hanging it up around here and can’t seem to have too many hooks.

There is always a nice assortment of treats in our box. Luke couldn’t wait to get his teeth into the turkey treat from Emmy’s Gourmet Canine Creations (to his dismay I made him share with his sisters). We’ve had the Market Cuts Chicken & Sweet Potato Wraps* before and they’re always a hit. The Puppy Scoops vanilla flavor ice cream mix* is sure to go over big as well. Who says you can’t have ice cream in the winter? The humans do, so the dogs sure can too! This treat is grain free, all natural, and Made in the USA!

This human is quite giddy over her special treat as well – a Milk Chocolate candy bar from Baron Chocolatier. It is sea salt caramel flavor and GMO free as well. Yum…..what more could I ask for?

Last but not least, the Petzip Goody Ball is going to be very useful for Luke’s continuing crate training. It is exactly what I needed in order to move on to our next step. We’ll have more on that next week!

Wouldn’t your dog love a Pet Treater subscription for Christmas? – here’s what you need to know:

Subscriptions start at $24.99 and go down to $19.99 for a 12 month subscription, and others are available in between. The subscriptions auto renew, but you can cancel at any time. They even have a one time box for $34.99 if you want to give it a try before committing. Email a photo of your pet enjoying their goodies to social@pettreater.com and your dog could be their next PET OF THE MONTH.

Be sure to use the discount codes! You can choose between receiving a free bed with the code above (available only with the purchase of a subscription), or getting $5.00 off your first box: code LOVE-PT5.

For every purchase of a box, Pet Treater will donate a bed, blanket, or toy to a local shelter dog or cat. You can follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.