Sorry about that, the price is up
I was told by my cat's breeder crystal litter can be dangerous as the cat might eat it when licking at themselves. How does this one compare to the $5 ones from discount stores? And how does this one compare to the OZpet Litter? I got that 20kg for $20, still have about 1/4 left after 6 mths.
Btw I was happy when I saw this new daily deal for pet product site, getting more and more disappointed now by the overpriced "RRP" and "bargains" that not really bargain at all.
Litta Beads is the first hi-tech cat litter developed and manufactured specially as a litter. This is not a waste product or a by-product like most other litters. It is a very convenient product and the first of its kind in cat litters. A 2 kg bag will last the average cat one month without requiring a top up or change. It's a bit like dog and cat food… Yes you can get a cheap brand but it's not as good, so the same goes here. As for our site, what people don't realise is that we are competing with Retail prices not wholesale prices. Our RRP prices are actually from Retail stores. Our Vets and Nurses have worked hard to get great deal on Products and servies such as Micro-chipping and Vaccinating :)
just 1 point, at the end of the day who cares who your compeating with in regards to buying a product like this, if its the same product for much less… why buy retail? seems counter productive.
Can you please explain how is the $60 value of 5kg Phud's dog food calculated? The official site is selling it for $39 online, $39+$3.9(10% discount for next purchase)+shipping=$60, so $21 for shipping? BTW you should really list the ingredients (listed in order of percentage content in the good) for pet food, as that's really customers should know, for example, for this Phud's dog food, it's:
Wholemeal of oat and barley, legume lentils, peas, carrot, psyllium husk, ground fl axseed, polenta, coconut, buck seed, king island kelp, rosa canina (rosehip herb), dandelion root (taraxacum offi cinale), calcium.
Yes that's why we put the downloadable brochure on the website. It gives you a nutritional panel and ingredients. But thanks anyway :)
As for the cost, the bag is $39.00 with $15.95 for delivery which makes it $54.95 for one bag to be sent to you. Then we take 10% off $54.95 which is $5.50. So $54.95 + $5.50 = $60.45…. So we just rounded it to $60.00. Hope that makes sense
@paws, wow so that sucks, its 10% on top of RRP!? think you need to revisit your business model. your posts dont seem to be going to well, none of them really have many +s…
price in title please as per posting guidlines!