Pooch Party Packs March 2016 Subscription Box Review & Coupon

This month’s Pooch Party Packs is a greatest hits celebration!  Pooch Party Packs is a monthly subscription box for dogs that sends 4-6 items for your pooch including treats, toys, and grooming supplies. They feature high quality canine products including those produced by small businesses! Pooch Party Packs are customized for your dog’s size.  Small is 10-20 pounds, medium is 20-50 pounds, and large is 50+ pounds. Lindy is a 14 pound miniature schnauzer so this is a small dog box.

This box includes fan favorite items over the past year.

Here’s everything inside the Pooch Party Packs March box.

The info card merely lists the types of items, and minimum quantities of each, you should expect to find in the box.

Zippy Paws Squeakie Pad Ladybug ($5.99):  This toy lay flat on the ground, but it is sure to be hauled around a bit.  A very-sensitive tube runs the length of each side of the bugs body, chirping or honking with each poke.  The pitch is variable, depending on how quickly and fully it is depressed — it ranks from a low honk to a shrill squeal.

Kong OFF/ON Squeaker Bone ($9.99):  This represents the other end of the squeaker spectrum — the squeaker can be put into silent mode to preserve your sanity without depriving your pup of his favorite toy.  This bone is made from tennis ball style dog toy felt (you can even see the seam between the colors).

Pawsitively Gourmet Valentine Fluffy Cupcakes: Made with real sweet potato!  This is not really fluffy, just a really cute cookie — the icing is made from yogurt instead of sugar, so it’s a rather healthy cupcake!

Paws Bakery Cookie’s Kisses Dog Treat ($6.99):  These soft-baked style biscuits have a gentle crunch and are flavored with carob and vanilla — they are your dog-safe version of a chocolate chip cookie.

Exclusively Dog Fillet Stix Tomato Herb Flavor ($6.99):  These treats come in bar form, and they look like a short and bloated Nutrigrain bar.  Real fish is the first ingredient, with natural vegetables providing fiber and flavor.  They are soft and chewy, a rare find in dog treats.  I love that they contain lots of healthy fish yet have no strong odor.

Look at Lindy already enjoying her treat.  We let her judge our dog snacks, since she is the expert (but incredibly difficult to photograph!).  She enjoyed both the Cookie’s Kisses and the Fillet Stix.

Visit Pooch Party Packs to subscribe or find out more! Save 10% on your first month with coupon code FIRSTPACK