Orijen Adult 80/20 premium dog food (29.7lbs x 2) $129.58 ($64.79ea) FS AC

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1) Add 2 bags to cart.
2) Apply new10 coupon code for 10% off
3) Free ground shipping is automatically applied for orders over $50

This works out to about $2.18 per pound which is the cheapest I've paid in a while.

This only works for new customers, easter5 5% off coupon code works for orders of $50-150, and easter10 10% off works on orders over $150.

This same deal works for other dog and cat foods as well.

And yes, I know I can get Dog Chow at Wal-Mart for 66 cents per pound.

Edit: The email I got says this deal expires on Sunday night so that's when I set this deal to expire. The new10 code may work past the expiration, you'll just have to try it. You can also order just one bag and pay about $2 more per bag.

I don't buy my dogs the cheap crap dog food. Usually one of the main brands of grain free food at petsmarts, natures recipe, blue, etc.

But DANGGUM !!! That's some expensive dog food to be that price ON SALE !!!

wolfsmane said:   I don't buy my dogs the cheap crap dog food. Usually one of the main brands of grain free food at petsmarts, natures recipe, blue, etc.

But DANGGUM !!! That's some expensive dog food to be that price ON SALE !!!

It depends on what you're looking for. I had two dogs that each lived to be 17 and they were fed Dog Chow for most of their adult lives. Now I have border collies and one of them does competition frisbee. When I first got him, he was fat as his previous owner fed him cheap dog food. After feeding him Orijen for several months, his weight stayed the same, but he is now much leaner and has much more endurance. That means he shed fat and put on quite a bit of lean muscle mass. He's a completely different dog now both in appearance and performance.

Even some premium dog foods are nowhere near 50% protein. Orijen is 80% protein and is consistently rated the highest among those who rate dog food. One other thing about high protein dog food is that you don't have to feed your dogs as much which effectively makes them cheaper than they might appear. My largest dog is a 60lb female border collie. She is very active, yet I only have to feed her 9 oz of Orijen per day to keep her at a consistent weight. This means that one bag will feed her for 53 days which works out to $1.22 per day at this price.

Thanks to OP!

We feed our BC Regional Red & you saved us $25 a bag compared to buying local.

Scumbag said:   wolfsmane said:   I don't buy my dogs the cheap crap dog food. Usually one of the main brands of grain free food at petsmarts, natures recipe, blue, etc.

But DANGGUM !!! That's some expensive dog food to be that price ON SALE !!!

It depends on what you're looking for. I had two dogs that each lived to be 17 and they were fed Dog Chow for most of their adult lives. Now I have border collies and one of them does competition frisbee. When I first got him, he was fat as his previous owner fed him cheap dog food. After feeding him Orijen for several months, his weight stayed the same, but he is now much leaner and has much more endurance. That means he shed fat and put on quite a bit of lean muscle mass. He's a completely different dog now both in appearance and performance.

Even some premium dog foods are nowhere near 50% protein. Orijen is 80% protein and is consistently rated the highest among those who rate dog food. One other thing about high protein dog food is that you don't have to feed your dogs as much which effectively makes them cheaper than they might appear. My largest dog is a 60lb female border collie. She is very active, yet I only have to feed her 9 oz of Orijen per day to keep her at a consistent weight. This means that one bag will feed her for 53 days which works out to $1.22 per day at this price.

Well, with 4 dogs that have been eating this since they were pups, they are all very fit. No fat to be found anywhere, and all are very active
and healthy.

The last dog I had before these 4, was also fed natures recipe and blue. She was very fit, active and not fat. She made it to almost 20 years old.

If this Orijen works for you, and you don't care about the extra expense, the good for you, this deal is good. But for me, time, and several
dogs eating non grain food from PETsMART who were very healthy and fit, plus a lower cost for the food, I'll stick with the natures recipe, etc.