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Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Pet Supply deal Get a $30 Amazon credit when you spend $100 on pet supplies

We all love our feline and canine companions. They keep us active on walks or cozy on the couch when they're cuddled up by our side. Keeping them well-fed and cared for is an easy exchange for all they give us. If you already need to buy them their favorite treats and food, you may as well save a little money while doing so. Luckily, Amazon is running a sweet deal for pet owners.

Right now, when you spend $100 on qualifying pet supplies at Amazon, you'll receive a $30 credit. To get this deal, all you have to do is add the items to your cart, and it will be automatically applied at checkout. There are a ton of items available in this deal — for both cats and dogs. Stock up on litter or big bags of dog food to get some extra savings. And the best part? The supplies are delivered right to your door, so you don't have to lug them from the store to the car to your home. And beyond the essentials, make sure to add some treats for your cart (your dog definitely didn't tell us to say that.)

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Already have enough supplies at home? If you have some extra money to spend, purchase some pet supplies to donate to your local pet shelter.

Shop this pet deal at Amazon now and receive a $30 credit when you spend $100 on food, treats, and more.

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