**Complimentary products received in exchange for our honest review. All opinions are ours and ours alone**
Kai Krates is a dog subscription box. Each month your Krate will include irresistible toys, delicious chews and the occasional yummy bag of treats! They doggy test all of their products, and buy in bulk to lower costs so each Krate is higher in retail value than what you pay.
Every Krate has the following:
-3-4 Quality Toys
-1-2 Chews
-The occasional bag of treats!
Here is a look inside our Kai Krate:
-Smokehouse 6.5 Inch Prime Slice- $1.50 (on Amazon)
-Pur Luv Chewy Bites 6 oz Bag- $8.38 (on Amazon)
-*Bonus* Smokehouse Chicken Stix 8 inch- Around $1 (on Amazon)
-Dawgeee 16 Inch No Fluff Duck- $10.31 (on Amazon)
-Dawgeee 12 Inch Tug Bone- $8.59 (on Amazon)
Kai Krates guarantees your box to be more than $15 retail value, no matter which size you choose. Our box, according to prices on Amazon, was valued at over $28! Nearly double the cost of the box! What a fantastic deal:)
Jessie loved all of the treats in her Kai Krate! She is not the biggest fan of toys, but since my sister has three dogs of her own and fosters puppies, Jessie shared the toys with them:) They visited with 2 foster puppies shortly after we got our Kai Krate and the pups absolutely loved playing with the Dawgeee toys!
Overall, Jessie and I agree that Kai Krates is a great value and one of those subscription boxes where you will actually use and enjoy every single product!
Cost: Starts at $14.99
Shipping: FREE
The folks at Kai Krates set up a coupon code for ABCD Diaries readers. The code ABCDDIARIES will give you 10% off the first month of any Kai Krates subscriptions and the first 25 people that sign up will also receive a free doggie jerky treat as an extra gift!
Disclosure: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned above for free in the hope that I would mention it on my blog. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255.
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