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Check it out guys! Paid $3.55 for this 🙂
As you guys know, I’m not one for Science Diet or reduced calorie foods, but it was such a good deal I had to do it lol It’s just one small bag, so it really won’t make much difference when mixed with other foods.
Anyways, I did this at Petco. I went online to do my pricing research before I went to the store, and saw that the Light forumlas were on sale for $9.99, and that Halo cans were on sale as well for $1.79 for the 5.5 oz one. Got to the store, and just like every freaking time I check PetCo’s prices online first, the shelf price is more expensive (by $2 in this case). So I pitched a fit, and the cashier gave it to me for the $9.99 the website said (let it be know that I’m not usually one to make a big deal out of something, but this whole online price being different thing is the exact reason why I hate shopping at PetCo, and this is the third time it’s happened to me, so I was not happy).
So after 7 $1 off Halo coupons, a $4 off $20 Pet Supermarket coupon, and a $7 off any Science Diet PetCo coupon, I made it out of there pretty cheap! It was a little more than I was expecting because I went for the larger cans rather than the 3 oz ones, but in the end this was a better deal than getting the smaller cans.
In case I didn’t post it, here’s the $7 off Science Diet coupon:
And a bonus free trial of Advantage for cats if you live in an area with a Pet Supermarket. I can’t make any promises they’ll have any, because this coupon has no date on it, and I found it online, rather than having it emailed to me like I usually get them. But it doesn’t hurt to try!
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