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Paw Friday · 23–27 November

25% off the kits. Not the whole store.

Four-piece sets, put together so you don't have to guess. Black Friday without the 4am queue.

Opens 23 November 10 days to go

No minimum spend. Free standard shipping up to 1.25 kg

Silicone Cat Bath Massage Brush
Large Plush Cat Hammock
Starts
23 November
10 days from today
Kits

The kits

Each one is a complete setup rather than a random assortment: the pieces were chosen to be used together. This is the full list the code applies to.

The long version

Why we don’t discount everything

A sitewide 25% cut would mean either the freight gets worse or the margin disappears, and a store that cannot ship is not having a sale. So we did the arithmetic on the things that survive a discount: multi-piece kits, where the per-item cost is already low because we buy them as a set.

If you were going to buy a bed and a blanket anyway, this is the week. If you need one specific thing, the price is the same as it was yesterday — and we would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise.

A discount that breaks the shipping is not a discount. It is a delay.
Questions

The things people actually ask

Which products does PAWFRIDAY25 apply to?

The four-piece kits listed on this page. It does not apply to single items or to the rest of the catalogue.

Is there a minimum spend?

No. The code has no minimum, so a single kit qualifies on its own.

Can I use it on a kit that is already on sale?

Yes, if the kit is in the list above the code will apply to it.

When does it end?

27 November at 11:59pm Hong Kong time.

Why is the rest of the store not discounted?

Because most single items are already priced close to the freight cost. Cutting 25% off them would mean selling at a loss, and we would rather keep the lights on than run a sale that cannot be fulfilled.