VetPet Box Cat Subscription Review + Coupon – January 2019

VetPet Box is a subscription for dogs or cats with toys, treats, and other supplies curated by veterinarians. You can choose from boxes for single cats or multiple cats, and you can also input allergy information if necessary.

This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.) 

About VetPet Box

The Subscription Box: VetPet Box (cat version)

The Cost: $45/month (save with longer subscription options or get a single-cat subscription)

The Products: Toys, treats, and grooming supplies selected by veterinarians with your dog’s needs in mind.

Ships to: US (free to the contiguous 48 states, $8 to Alaska or Hawaii), Canada ($15)

VetPet Box (Cat Version) January 2019 Review

Every month, VetPet Box sends toys, supplies, and wellness items:

Included was an information card with more information about the items in the box. Due to some preferences at sign-up, you may not receive every item on the card, and you may occasionally receive an item that is not listed.

There is always educational material in a full-color, fold-out brochure that is sturdy enough for storage and to later reference. There is a different theme every month (this material is considered to be one of the benefits of paying for the subscription, so it is not reproduced here). This month, the theme was keeping your cat(s) safe from common holiday dangers.

Cat Sushi Classic Cut (0.7 oz) – Retail Value $6.99

Cat Sushi Thick Cut (0.7 oz) – Retail Value $6.99

I didn’t realize these were slightly different items when I was taking photos, but the thickness is supposedly different. I’ve only opened one of them so far. Anyway, my cats have had bonito flakes before and loved them. You can sprinkle this on top of their food to entice them to eat, or just let them have some for fun. Even though it is 100% fish, it doesn’t smell too fishy.

Yeowww! Candy Cane x 2 – Retail Value $19.90

Yeowww! Toys are some of my cats’ favorites. I guess the catnip is really strong or something. Anyway, these were quite popular; my cats licked them a lot (that’s what they were in the mood for, I guess). My cats keep coming back to Yeowww! toys days and even weeks later, though, so I was happy to see them.

All for Paws “The Hunt” – Listed Value $9.99

I can’t find this toy for sale in North America or Europe but that is often the case for All for Paws toys (though I do get them in subscription boxes fairly often). Anyway, this toy is a snake that has a mouse in its mouth, and you can pull on the mouse and it kind of vibrates as it goes back into the snake’s mouth. (Not sure how good that explanation was, but oh well.) The vibration did not scare my cats although they haven’t played with this much just yet, either.

Kats ‘n Us Sparkly Jumbo Puffs x 2 – Retail Value $3.90

These used to be Mr. Kitty’s favorite toys (he doesn’t play much now that he can’t really see). He would pick them up in his mouth and make the funniest noises. Sometimes I’d be sitting in the living room and I’d look down and he’d have brought like 12 of them from the bedroom. Anyway, cats who are interested in different textures will like these, and they’re probably small enough to fit in the cat’s mouth (though these are on the large side) but they’re too big to need to worry about them being swallowed.

Woofie – The Pet Selfie and Portrait Tool – Retail Value $9.50

You put this on your phone and then you put a treat in the top part and it’s supposed to catch your pet’s attention so you can snap a good photo. I think it might be easier with a toy for cats since cat treats are usually pretty small. I got this in the dog version of this box and tried it out with Nyx and it did seem to work for her.

Here are your gratuitous cat photos:

Angus had a lot of fun with the candy cane.

Sneaky, Monkey, and Madison watch the mouse go back into the snake’s mouth.

Madison with the candy cane and a fish flake.

So I was taking photos of another cat and Monkey stuck his face in this bag and walked away with it. (He also liked rubbing his face on the candy cane.)

Sneaky is much more into FOOD than she is into toys.

Mr. Kitty is taking a break from cat subscription box reviews for awhile. He is kind of crusty and oily at the moment because of some ear medicine (he just got over an ear infection) and he’s not really looking his best for photos, though he is in good health (for him) otherwise.

Verdict: I couldn’t calculate a total value for December’s VetPet Box or cats. That’s a little more than $12 over the month-to-month cost of the subscription and is a pretty good deal for a cat subscription box. Highlights for my cats this month were the Yeowww! candy canes and the cat sushi.

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? New subscribers usually get an introductory box. However, if you contact Vet Pet Box, you can get a past month’s box (like say you really want to get the dental one more than once, because your cat has bad teeth).

Coupon - Use code VetPet20MSA to save 20% off your first box!

Value Breakdown: At $45 for the multi-cat box, you are paying approximately the following per item:

• Cat sushi $5.49 each
• Candy canes $7.82 each
• “The Hunt” toy $7.85
• Sparkle puffs $1.53 each
• Woofie $7.46

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What do you think of the January 2019 VetPet Box cat subscription box? Do you subscribe to any dog or cat boxes?