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Time is almost up folks as the Amazon Pet Day Deals event ends at midnight PT and with it an opportunity to save some serious money on a variety of items. We’ve included links below to various sections of the sale and also a selection of our favorite deals that we’ve personally discovered.
As pet owners ourselves, we have only highlighted items that we would actually buy for our own pets. There are some great deals on food and treats, pet cameras, collars, trackers, beds, feeders, flea treatments, scratching posts and more.
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19 of our favorite Amazon Pet Day deals
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#1 Yaheetech scratching post – $66 $51 (with coupon)
Wow, that’s a lot of scratching post for your money. Already reduced to $59, be sure to tap the coupon button to bring the price down to $51 at checkout. Cat tree prices vary greatly on Amazon, in many cases for almost identical models. We’ve seen platforms with so many platforms cost well over $100, so this seems like a solid bargain and there’s a wide range of customer reviews to back it up.
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#2 Furbo 360° Dog Camera – $210 $147
Furbo’s latest dog cam rotates 360 degrees so you can track your dog anywhere in the room, and it streams video straight to your phone. The camera also has two-way audio and night vision to be with puppies 24/7. There’s an added benefit for dogs, too: humans can get the Furbo to give out treats to reward their pups. Right now, the Furbo is being offered at its lowest price ever.
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#3 Best Friends by Sheri The Original Calming Donut Medium Dog Bed – $44.99 $35.99
A donut-shaped bed gives your dog or cat a comfortable place to curl up, which can have a natural calming effect. In our tests for the best dog beds, this was by far our favorite calming bed. It has a durable, water-resistant base and a machine-washable cover. It’s also available in a range of sizes and multiple colors.
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#4 ChomChom Pet Hair Remover – $31.95 $25.45
This unique pet hair remover uses a nylon brush to remove fur and lint from everything from clothing to carpets. Our tester used the Chomchom to remove loose fur from a prolific Shedder, a Miniature Australian Shepherd, and immediately incorporated it into her daily routine. Unlike sticky rolls, it’s a reusable, eco-friendly option, so your $26 purchase will save you big in the long run.
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#5 Apple AirTag 4-pack $99.99 $89.99
These little tracker devices are great for pets if you have a suitable collar with a secure disc slot and are an iPhone user. The discounts aren’t huge, but if you use more than one AirTag, this is the way to get a $10 discount today. They are also great for stashing in your bag, laptop case, wallet, purse or even in a discreet place in your car or bike. If you only need one, they’re $29 each, and we never see them discounted.
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#6 AirTag Breakaway Cat Collar – $12.99 $7.98
If you fancy picking up some AirTags from the range below, these affordable collars are a great addition as they have a disc slot for Apple’s tracking device. The collar is a breakaway design that we recommend most for cats, allowing it to free itself if it gets caught on something. If you want to browse a range of collars that we have personally tested (on cats!) be sure to visit our best guide to cat collars.
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#7 Ring indoor cams $59.99 $39.99
Want to keep an eye on your pets while you’re away from home? The Ring security cameras are an inexpensive way to set yourself up through an app on your phone. Simply plug into any power outlet (no hardwiring required), set up the app and off you go. There’s also a speaker and microphone built in, so you can say hello if you’re feeling a bit anxious all day alone. Or maybe just ask them to stop touching the sofa.
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#8th Wellness Complete Health Lamb and Barley Recipe for Adults – $72.99 $48.99
When it comes to the best dog food, we recommend brands that take great care to formulate nutritionally complete and balanced recipes. This Wellness dry food gets top marks for its quality ingredients, including lamb, oatmeal, brown rice and healthy extras like glucosamine and chondroitin for joint health. At $49, it’s a great bargain, and you can save even more with Subscribe and Save.
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#9 Petsafe 3-in-1 Dog Harness – $29.95 $24.95
This is the most versatile harness you will find for $25. We’ve called it the best dog harness because it’s suitable for dogs that walk well on a leash as well as powerful draft horses. It’s offered in five sizes and three colors and comes with a one-year limited warranty.
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#10 Tractive GPS Pet Tracker for Cats – $49.99 $29.99
Keeping tabs on adventurous outdoor cats and escape artists is tough, but Tractive’s reliable GPS tracker makes it easier. The lightweight device is designed to fit a cat’s narrower neck – simply attach it to its collar. Using Tractive’s simple app and monthly subscription (starting at $6/month), we monitored our test cat’s journeys in real-time. With a $20 discount, this is the best price we’ve seen since December.
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#11 Tractive GPS Pet Tracker for Dogs – $49.99 $29.99
Among the GPS dog trackers, Tractive is one of the most reliable. The device is undoubtedly the most affordable, with a range of more than $100. You get real-time tracking, location history, and activity monitoring when you sign up for a monthly subscription (starts at $5/month).
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#12 Shark AI vacuum and floor mopping robot – $479 $279
Cheap robot vacuums generally lack the power needed to get at pet hair, especially on carpets. So if you can get a decent model at a hefty discount, it’s certainly worth considering. $200 off this well-reviewed Shark AI model is an excellent opportunity to use the machines for household chores.
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#13 Texsens Backpack Pet Carrier – $26 $21
Tired of trading sore hands with your usual carrier? If you have a cat or a small dog, this backpack is much easier to handle and can even be used for a walk with your pet. It is very well ventilated and your pet can also easily see outside. It doesn’t require a solid cover though, so they won’t stay dry if the rain catches you by surprise. It is approved by most airlines to fit under your seat. All in all, at $21, it’s a very affordable way to simplify trips to the vet, flights, or walks.
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#14 Outward Hound Hide-A-Squirrel Dog Toy – $27.49 $12.79
Dogs who love squeaky plush toys will love this toy. The plush block is filled with three squeaky squirrels. Aside from the sheer gnawing and tossing this toy offers, problem-solving dogs will enjoy the challenge of retrieving the squirrels stuffed inside. We tested nearly two dozen dog puzzle toys and this one was our favorite. For $12.79 you really can’t get better for a durable plush toy.
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#15 Petlibro Pet Feeder – $89.99 $49.99
If you can’t always be back home by a regular feeding time, or maybe you’re away for a few days, an automatic feeder can be super convenient and cheaper than hiring a pet sitter (which can be stressful at times for cats who don’t like it with strangers). Thanks to the Amazon Pet Day deal and the additional $6 coupon, you’ll get a big discount on this feature-packed device that has a customizable feeding schedule, voice recorder, and portion settings. Note: This only applies to dry food.
If you’d like to see some alternatives, check out our best cat food guide for a roundup of the models we’ve tested at home.
#16 Royal Canin Kitten Thin Slices in Gravy (24 pieces) – $47.65 $35.11
Royal Canin makes some of the best wet cat food, and their recipes are based on decades of research in pet nutrition. This wet food provides extra nutrients for kittens, including calcium and vitamins C and E. It’s a more expensive food, but this deep discount will save you big if you’re looking to stock up.
#17 Dremel PawControl dog nail grinders and trimmers – $65.22 $49
Trimming a dog’s nails at home is a budget-friendly alternative to a visit to the groomer. A nail grinder is the easiest and safest way to get the job done. This is the best nail grinder we have ever used and the kit includes both the grinder and 10 extra grinding wheels.
#18 Frontline Plus for dogs 45-88 lbs. (6 treatments) – $81.99 $53.19
Veterinarians recommend giving dogs flea and tick repellents year-round. For an over-the-counter flea and tick repellent, our top choice is Frontline Plus. It kills fleas at all life stages, ticks and chews and is safe for puppies over 8 weeks old. With this offer, you get six months of prevention for $20 less than you would normally spend.
#19 Frontline Plus for Cats and Kittens (6 Treatments) – $70.90 $53.19
It’s not just dogs that should be given flea and tick medication year-round. Cats can also contract these pests. Frontline Plus is the best over-the-counter preventative for cats as it kills fleas of all life stages, ticks and biting lice. It is easy to apply to the back of the neck once a month and can be given to kittens from 8 weeks of age.
If you want to browse the entire range of offers, take a look at the Event homepage on Amazon. We also have a range of our own guides to pet products We’ve done rigorous testing and you’ll find multiple retailer purchase options for each listing should you fancy it.
Brendan Griffiths
Senior Commercial Director
Lisa Sabatini
Senior Editor, Home and Pets
Lisa Sabatini is the senior editor of Home and Pets at Insider Reviews. She works with reporters to narrow down the best products from new and emerging brands to proven favorites – with an emphasis on extensive research, reporting and rigorous testing. As a new homeowner, Lisa has simple yet impactful DIY upgrades and clever affordable products covered. She also brings extensive knowledge of animal behavior and health to her role as pet editor and has previously edited books on dog training for young readers. For the past two years, Lisa has been responsible for covering Insider Reviews on children’s furniture, playpens, swings, baby monitors and more. In her 15-year editing career, which has taken her from The Wall Street Journal to Scary Mommy, she’s also covered every topic in business and parenting. Lisa currently resides in Dutchess County, New York. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Learn more about how our team of experts test and evaluate products at Insider here. Learn more about how we test household products. Learn more about how we test pet products. Read more Read less