I just bought a 50# bag of Aquamax 500 at the feed store $67.I just refuse to do it anymore it was $50 2 years ago.
It is 40% protein & probably the best but I was looking at Chewy today & I can
get Aquamax 4000 same 3/16" pellet with 36% protein on auto-ship for $32/50# bag.
Does anyone else use auto ship for pet food?
Yes. We get food for our Schnauzer (Royal Canin) shipped on a regular schedule for years and never have had issues. As a matter of fact, we are currently revising the schedule because we went from 3 down to just one, so I am keeping track of how long this bag lasts and then will reset the autoship. - john
Not Chewy, but we ship to my mom in law for her pup via Amazon.
Chewy is an excellent t company. And we have had auto shipments for years.
If they screw up and send us too much once in a while —- they give us a full refund, and ask that we donate the extra to a local no-kill shelter.
Solid company with no excuses.
Best, Fred
I don't use auto-ship for pet food, but we do shop at both Chewy and Petco and buy in bulk when a sale happens. If you have a local Petco that you can drive to, they'll usually give you 10% off for picking-up the item there by ordering online vs. having it shipped to you. Both Chewy and Petco have rebates with various vendors like Rakuten. I save a good $50 or more a year using this method for just cat food and litter outside of any Chewy or Petco sale promos. These promos generally are stackable so that you can use a Chewy or Petco promo, along with a Rakuten or TopCashBack.com, etc. Cashbackmonitor.com is a great site to use and will give you the history of their deals. The graphics aren't great, but they probably don't have many sponsors.
Quote from: reelynew on May 18, 2026, 09:44:00 PMI don't use auto-ship for pet food, but we do shop at both Chewy and Petco and buy in bulk when a sale happens. If you have a local Petco that you can drive to, they'll usually give you 10% off for picking-up the item there by ordering online vs. having it shipped to you. Both Chewy and Petco have rebates with various vendors like Rakuten. I save a good $50 or more a year using this method for just cat food and litter outside of any Chewy or Petco sale promos. These promos generally are stackable so that you can use a Chewy or Petco promo, along with a Rakuten or TopCashBack.com, etc. Cashbackmonitor.com is a great site to use and will give you the history of their deals. The graphics aren't great, but they probably don't have many sponsors.
I don't know how you get to do this, since you don't have any pets. ;) Dominick