The Pet Treater Cat Pack is a new monthly subscription from the folks at Pet Treater offering toys and treats for your kitties. Pet Treater also offers a dog pack - check out my reviews to learn more!
This review is of the Cat Pack, $12.99 a month, box.
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About Pet Treater
The Subscription Box: Pet Treater
The Cost: $12.99 a month. Month-to-month plans are only available at this time. Tennessee residents will have to pay 9.5% sales tax.
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The Products: Treats and toys for your cat(s)
Ships to: U.S. (free)
Pet Treater Cat Pack September 2018 Review
There’s not a traditional information card with this subscription, but you get a couple of inserts including a humorous sticker.
Sergeant’s Crazy Claws Puff Bunny
This brand shows up fairly often in this subscription and I can almost never find these items for retail sale from US-based sites. This is a small(ish) toy and it has a lot of different textures going on, which is something my cats enjoy quite a bit. (Most of them are seniors and less active these days, but interesting things still get licked and sniffed regularly.)
Billy Cat Supply Cat String Toy Collection
Here is another item I was having trouble finding online. There is a plush frog (?) on one end and a netted “string” and then a plush ball on the other end. I am guessing these have catnip in them, too, based on my cats’ reaction. Anyway, this thing was hugely popular, especially with Sneaky and Angus.
Havepaws Jerky Chips in Cheeky Chicken – Buy 4 oz for $7.50
I have received this item in numerous cat subscription boxes in the past. It makes for some good pictures of cats biting the huge pieces, but they really can’t eat it unless you break off a little bit. Sneaky and Madison were fans. (Angus is currently off all chicken due to an allergy-related food trial or he probably would’ve liked it too.) I notice, however, that my old links for this item are no good any longer and that it is out of stock at a lot of places and I kind of wonder what that means. Also, I’m not sure of the package size we received, it seems like a sample or small package.
Custom-Printed Tea Towel
Lately, Pet Treater has been putting in an item printed with their logo for the fourth item in the package, and it’s typically an item meant for people (not cats). Last month, for example, it was an insulated drink holder (koozie) and this month, it is a tea towel. I will be honest, this is not the greatest quality compared to other tea towels I own. Although I do appreciate the sentiment on the graphic. (A lot of food cooked at our house ends up with stray hairs from Monkey in it.)
Angus had a lot of fun with the “string” toy. Most of the pictures were action shots that didn’t come out, and for some reason, he only wanted to play from the dining room chairs. Oh well. He IS a cat. As you can see in the second picture, his eosinophilic plaque has healed up nicely and the fur is growing back in. So we took the e-collar off.
I like the second picture a lot. Madison didn’t want to play but he was all about licking this treat.
Monkey just wanted to sniff things. I think he was sleepy.
I like how Sneaky looks bored even when she is playing with a toy.
Sorry if the pictures of Mr. Kitty are a little blurry. He closes his eye if he hears the signal that the flash is going off, so I have to take photos of him without the flash.
He REALLY wanted these treats but they are wrong for him on a number of levels. Like, he can’t have chicken and he can’t chew. But at least he got a sniff. His diabetes is really stabilizing, he is much more active than a few weeks ago and he has his appetite back. Right now he is eating kangaroo for his main food.
Verdict: I couldn’t calculate a total value for the September 2018 Pet Treater Cat Pack because several items were not available online (custom-printed for the box or just not turning up via Google searches). Although Sneaky and Madison did like the treats, they had a hard time eating very many pieces and this item seems to be out of stock at a lot of major retailers. I do wish we’d received one more item for cats instead of something with the Pet Treater logo printed on it since there aren’t many items in this subscription to begin with, but then again, this is pretty inexpensive as cat subscriptions go and the “string” toy was quite popular.
To Wrap Up:
Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No, you’d receive October's package as your first shipment.
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Value Breakdown: This box costs $12.99 + free shipping, which means that each of the 4 items in the box has an average cost of $3.25.
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