Cat Monthly Subscription Box?

system_538781

Does anyone here have a subscription for their cat?

I'm looking to find the best one for my kitty but there are so many.

Some of them look better than others and some are crazy money.

If anyone could recommend a particular subscription I would appreciate it.

Thanks

aonb

Never heard of this - just googled it - OMG!!! Im so glad my cat is the type that would only play with the box the goodies come in and ingnore all the treats - Im NOT going to look to see if there is a dog subscription

Cherry Blossom

There was a dog box on the go for a while that was popular but the company went bust. People had concerns about money they had already paid but I don't know what happened in the end.

I think if you bought a few bits yourself every month they would be things you know your cat likes.

You could always stick around here for the secret Santa at Christmas.

morgana

Just googled it too :P. IMO the contents by no means justify the price. Especially the treats/foods can be so hit and miss with cats. You will probably end up having a lot of stuff lying around and refused treats.
I order all my cat stuff from Zooplus and sometimes add a toy or treat (mostly when I have enough bonus points so I get it for free). Most of the toys have ended up being ignored. Tying a few long wilted leaves to a bamboo stick works just as well as the fancy angle type toys or crunching up some aluminum foil into balls. Also cheap tennis balls from the one pound shop are a hit! Or the box it came in ^^

Dubl07

I had a one month trial to Ruby & Duke (which subsequently went bust). Even at a discount it was money down the drain. I would not under any circumstances subscribe to a monthly box system ever again. I can order online from pet-supply companies all over Europe and get better value and choice.

Kimbot

Dubl07 wrote: »

I had a one month trial to Ruby & Duke (which subsequently went bust). Even at a discount it was money down the drain. I would not under any circumstances subscribe to a monthly box system ever again. I can order online from pet-supply companies all over Europe and get better value and choice.

One of the lads I work with got a few of them boxes sent into work, dog cupcakes and stupid stupid toys. He got it on a special offer and cancelled it pretty dam quick but the few boxes that arrived were only ever used as a joke in the office.

Milly33

Just googled as I have never heard of it..Id say OP you would be better off given the cat an empty box! Or if you really want to do this would you not just make one up yourself with items you know your cat likes..

have to say out of all the things I got my chap he still likes to play with those grippee hair clips that's it. We got him a scratcher and sure that was pointless, a crinkly bed thing yeah the dogs bed was still the best, gave up in the end.. If you think your cat would enjoy it then, I would suggest getting a box and re-using it every month..Fill it with treats and things your cat would like yourself

Alun

I think I'm going to set up a scheme like this to get rid of all my recyclables like cardboard boxes, tin foil, cotton reels, toilet roll holders and bits of old string etc. I'll make my fortune! Seriously though, most cats I've known would get more fun from playing with the packaging the subscription arrived in than the contents themselves.

VonVix

Lootpets is my favourite, especially as you can get a human t-shirt and one for your pet as well, I'm not sure if there is a cat version though. The general theme is geeky/gamery/TV show/movie kinda stuff! https://www.lootcrate.com/subscription-crates-alt/pets If you scroll to the bottom you can see what the content of past crates were.

metaoblivia

I did it for a few months, and it was a good way to try out treats - I ended up finding a treat that both my cats absolutely love. But you eventually get so many toys you don't know what to do with them all. Towards the end, I would give the kitties one toy from the box and keep the others in their packaging to donate to an area shelter.