December 19, 2016
12/19/16
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BarkBox December 2016 Review + Free Box Coupon
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BarkBox December 2016 Review
BarkBox is a subscription box especially for your dog. BarkBoxes contain all-natural treats and other the coolest pup products in each box contains things you can't find at the typical big-box pet store. BarkBox has their treat and toy scouts scouring the country every month for the best toys and treats that will help keep your pup happy and healthy.
Each monthly box contains a combination of 4-6 treats, toys, and occasional hygiene products that have been hand selected and approved by Scout, head product tester for BarkBox. Boxes are $29.00/month, but if you subscribe for a year, you only pay $20.00. Also, you can get a free box with any subscription when you use this link.
BarkBox ships in a plain brown box.
First Look
BarkBox doesn't include an information card, but there was a card introducing the December box.
Bear Squeak Rug $12.00 This toy was made by BarkBox and looks like a mini bearskin rug. The toy crinkles in the fuzzy buttocks on the back of the bear.
This is where the squeaker is located.
The underside of the toys feels like leather.
Buddy loved the squeakers and went right to work trying to get them out.
Butcher's Block Bones: The Contender $4.00 This bone is hand trimmed and slow roasted in the USA, There is a note to not put this on the carpet, so this will be an outside toy. Buddy loves playing with big bones like these, so this will be a hit.
Duck Party Platters $6.00 These little treats are made with real duck, barley, brown rice, oats and are wheat free. Buddy loved these treats.
Heritage Farms Maple, Bacon Recipe Artisan Bacon Treats $7.00 These bites are made with oak flour, pork liver, maple extract, vegetable glycerine and olive oil. These are made in the USA and were also popular with Buddy.
Bijous Glass of Bubbly $11.00 This champagne flute is filled with distilled water, so it's safe even if your dog chews through it. You can freeze this for a cold treat and stuff treats down the center of the glass.
You can stuff tiny treats down the flute and let the dog work for their treats.
Final Thought: This box had a total value of $40! Buddy loved his treats and toys this month. Buddy is quite the spoiled pup since we adopted him. I love seeing how excited he gets for new treats. If you want to subscribe, use this link for a FREE box with any subscription plan.
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