VetPet Box Reviews

I calculated a total value for the April VetPet Box for cats of $54.01, not counting the plastic ball since it’s not sold individually.  This was a wonderful month for us. Sneaky figured out a treat dispensing toy, Sneaky and Madison loved the treats, and the toys were also popular, especially with Monkey. The conditioner is also useful for Monkey since he has sensitive skin. The value was about $9 over the month-to-month cost of the subscription and is considerably higher than last month (like I said, these things tend to average out with this box over time).

I calculated a total value for the March VetPet Box for cats of $37.84 not counting the food measuring cup. Although that comes in at a little bit under the month-to-month cost of the box, of course, the cup will add a little value, as will the educational material in the brochure. Also, for what it’s worth, you can save with a multi-month subscription, and the value of this one averages out to be pretty high over time. In terms of the box contents, this was a great month. Pet weight is really important and I am currently struggling with one overweight cat (Sneaky, but to be fair she is on prednisolone for her asthma, which makes her want to eat a lot) and two underweight cats (Monkey and Madison) so this is a topic that’s been on my mind lately. The toys were really well-received and the Lickimat was fun and the treats were also well-liked.

I couldn’t calculate a total value for the February 2021 VetPet Box (cat version) because some of the items weren’t available online at all, or were not available in the sizes we received here. The values of the items I could find were more than the month-to-month cost of the box. Furthermore, I think cat dental health is really important but if you have ever tried to use a chlorhexidine rinse or a cat toothbrush, you will know it is not easy, and I appreciated that several alternatives were presented here (water additive, treats, toy). My cats also liked the treats and toys.