ATTN, Pet Parents: A *Huge* Chewy Sale Is Happening RN, and the Deals Are Worth Barking About

If pet owners can agree on one thing, it's that buying furniture, toys, food and grooming products for their fur babies adds up—fast. Not that we're complaining, because we can also agree that their affection and undying love are priceless. Still, we wouldn't mind saving a few bucks where we can. You too? Then this Chewy sale is the best time to stock up. For a limited time, the go-to destination is offering epic deals across the board. What's more, new customers at Chewy can secure a *free* $20 eGiftcard on their first purchase of $49 or more with coupon code WELCOME.

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If you're a loyal shopper, don't worry—you can also spoil your pets with marked-down orthopedic pet beds ($36; $25), cat scratching posts ($80; $50), chew toys ($16; $10) and a DNA Test for dogs ($199; $159). As for all you Chewy newbies? Whether you load up your cart with puppy essentials to reach the $49 threshold or go for the $50+ items to guarantee the discount, it's the perfect excuse to join the Chewy fan club. Below, we've highlighted the top pet deals for new customers and returning shoppers.

Pet food is probably one of the easiest things to shop for during this sale since you already know what they like, whether that's Iams, Royal Canin or Blue Buffalo. But if you've been thinking of switching up their food, now is the time to explore other options without breaking the bank.

Interested in dog food featuring a "holistic blend" of 63 percent protein and healthy fat ingredients? Look no further than this Merrick Real Texas beef + sweet potato dry dog food ($77; $62), which isn't your typical pellet-like kibble. It's specially prepared with real, deboned beef, and it contains omega-3 and -6 fatty acids, which will supposedly help nourish dogs' skin and coat. Plus, it has glucosamine and chondroitin, which the brand says will support dogs' hips and joints.

Meanwhile, cat owners say you can't go wrong with the Purina Pro Plan Classic chicken & spinach canned cat food (from $50; $34), which features antioxidants and taurine to support your pet's vision and immune system, and the bundle includes 25 meals to last for weeks. Not to mention, new customers can take an additional 50 percent off their first order with auto-ship, so shop wisely. And prepare for endless kisses when all your fur baby's new stuff comes in the mail.

It's no secret that you can snag deals on toys and apparel at Chewy every day, but very rarely will you find discounts on Multipet's Loofa Dog squeaky plush toy ($9; $4) or Frisco's Wave cat scratcher ($12; $7).

And if you consider only one piece of apparel, it better be the PVC-coated Frisco Rainy Days dog raincoat (from $13; $10). Not only will it help keep your pup dry in spring showers, but thanks to reflective details, you can keep track of them during late-night or early morning walks. But will your pet like it as much as you do? One reviewer seems to think so, explaining that it "stays on great, and the hood works to keep the rain off their neck and back." FYI: It's apparently super lightweight, too, so don't surprised if they don't want to take it off.

If you're looking to streamline your pet-care routine, these tech deals are a good place to start. Buyers can't stop raving about the PetSafe ScoopFree self-cleaning cat litter box ($300; $250). It automatically cleans and rakes your cat's litter whenever they go potty. Plus, it takes no time to set up. "I simply took it out of the box, added litter and plugged it in for use," one reviewer shares. "I’ve got three cats, and only one hesitated to use it. I sat her in it, and she used the new facilities...It does help with smell since it immediately rakes feces into the covered areas." In other words, it's a game-changer for cat mamas and papas.

Speaking of life-changing items, the Catit Pixi Smart cat feeder ($150; $97) feeds your pet up to six meals a day so you don't have to. One buyer said it came in handy while traveling: "It's a relief to have a way to feed the cat for a weekend away that doesn't involve a giant bowl of food. [And it] was pretty easy to set up, and my watch/phone alerted me when Romeo got his meals." So it's super convenient for us *and* pet-approved? Sign us up.

When it comes to pet furniture, we know all about the best cat trees and dog beds and sofas. So we knew exactly what to look for during the Chewy sale, starting with the FurHaven Calming Cuddler dog bed (from $40; $20). Since it boasts more than 600 five-star reviews, it's safe to say that pets and their parents are obsessed with the fuzzy, donut-shaped bed. Mainly because it has a premium high loft and high-density fiberfill that supports and comforts your furry friend (in fact, the faux shag fur is actually meant to mimic a mother’s fur coat). But the best part is that it's machine-washable and reportedly holds its shape nicely afterward.

There's also the SmartCat cat scratching post ($80; $50) made for kitties to lounge, play, scratch and nap—let's just say it'll keep them busy. As a bonus, the sisal finish on the post blends in with most decor, so it won't be a total eyesore in your home. And don't sleep on the other pet furniture deals while you're browsing.

A clean pet is a happy pet, but just like your haircare products add up, so do theirs. That's why this is the perfect time to stock up on everything you need to groom them from home. While a gallon-sized bottle of TropiClean oatmeal and tea tree dog shampoo ($64; $56) was already a no-brainer, you can score other essentials like these Vetnique Labs Glandex wipes ($16; $14) that support anal gland health while refreshing your pet's tush. (Shout out to its rock star formula featuring everything from aloe leaf juice to vitamin E!)

Another tip? Pick up the Bass Brushes pet groomer brush (from $17; $15) while you can, because it's currently flying off the shelves. Known for detangling even the most stubborn dog hairs, some reviewers even claim that it allows you to make fewer visits to the groomer.