Anyone take advantage of Petceterea's 'Blow out Sale' ??
 

Most of the time I find their sale prices are the same everyday prices of the smaller pet stores, so I don't buy there. Then this happened with the kennels, x-pens, flexi's at 50% off, treats at 20%


Unfortunately a breeder friend of mine got the last two giant collapsible wire crates from the Queensborough store the day before I got there. All the x-pens had been cleared out as well.

Got a lrg flexi tape though, can't beat the price at 50% off.

bought dogfood for 20% off? LOL

dog food also. but you are right, their prices werent that great to begin with.

found nothing that the dog really wanted...

he did happen to find the hamsters really fascinating. just sat there staring at them for a good 10mins while i walked around looking for stuff.

Went there yesterday, most their stuff is only 20% off...nothing was really worth it because they're prices were well over the top comparing to like PetSmart to begin with, low discount like 20% either put them at par or still higher than most products at PetSmart.
Only thing we picked up were a couple rope toys since it was like $5 with 20% off, the only thing we found that was actually cheaper.

their retractible leashes are 50% off

my dog destroyed a retractable leash... one hard yank and the mechanism died...

i want to rig something up to like a fishing reel n shortened pole. should make walks way more fun for me!

dont buy the leash there, 50% off is a scam.
Same leash i got from petsmart for 26$ a while ago, Petcetra wants 58$,

Do the math and do your research. Store like this should go under, don't help them. Even the dog food there is a joke.

Same Go'Natural food from bosley's = 65$, Petcetra wants 77$,
i don't care how much discount it is, The store needs to go. Its a disgrace for pulling such "out of business sale"

Better question may be who got taken advantage by Petcetera

Been to 2 different stores during previous weekends, both had like 3 customers in there.

You would think they would know an "out of business sale" has to be way better than 20% off already over-priced merchendise.