It's National Puppy Day—spoil your fur baby with these wag-worthy deals

Elsie Boskamp, Reviewed
·2 min read
Shop dog-approved discounts on toys, treats and more for National Puppy Day 2023.
Shop dog-approved discounts on toys, treats and more for National Puppy Day 2023.

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PSA: Today is National Puppy Day and our favorite pet retailers are celebrating in the best way—with heaps of bark-worthy bargains, of course. We never pass on an opportunity to spoil our favorite fur babies, so we're filling our carts full of savings on treats, toys and tons of pet essentials today.

Shop National Puppy Day deals at Petco

It's no secret that pet products can be expensive. Whether you just adopted a new pup and need to stock up on all the things or you simply want to save on your dog's favorite healthy food, we found deals fit for every pet parent. Petco is celebrating National Puppy Day with 20% off select puppy products with coupon code PUPPY20 through Saturday, March 25. Meanwhile, Chewy is stirring up savings on pet products we love and handing out a free $30 eGift card when you spend $100 or more and use coupon code SPRING at checkout. Keep scrolling to get your paws on even more pet savings.

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Featured National Puppy Day 2023 deals

Reddy Canvas Cozy & Cool-Touch Dog Bed 

We love this dog bed deal at Petco's National Puppy Day sale.
We love this dog bed deal at Petco's National Puppy Day sale.

Let your pup cozy up after a busy day of fetch with the Reddy Canvas Cozy & Cool-Touch dog bed, down from $169.99 to just $135.99 for the small size when you enter coupon code PUPPY20 at checkout. This top-rated pet bed features a supportive orthopedic foam base, a reversible fleece and cool-touch fabric pillow and a skid-resistant bottom. Best of all, the cover is entirely machine washable, which makes cleaning muddy paw prints a breeze.

$135.99 with coupon code PUPPY20 at Petco (Save $34)

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Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Brick Puzzle Game Dog Toy 

This dog toy promises hours of play and it's on sale now at Chewy for National Puppy Day 2023.
This dog toy promises hours of play and it's on sale now at Chewy for National Puppy Day 2023.

Keep your four-legged friend entertained with the Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound brick puzzle game dog toy. This interactive dog toy is designed to make your pup think—it features plastic blocks and sliding disks for hiding treats that your pup can then uncover by unlocking the compartments with their paws or nose. The game promises hours of playtime fun and can help provide your fluffy friends with great mental stimulation, thanks the the game's varying levels of difficulty. Pick up this neat pet puzzle today and ring up for up to 62% off at as little as $10.50 at Chewy.

From $10.50 at Chewy (Save $2.14 to $16.99)

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All the best National Puppy Day 2023 deals

Shop the best National Puppy Day deals on pet products at Petco, Chewy, Walmart and Amazon.
Shop the best National Puppy Day deals on pet products at Petco, Chewy, Walmart and Amazon.

Shop National Puppy Day deals at Petco

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