[Expired]Chewy.com: 15% Off Giftcards (40% Off Autoship, Spend $70 On Prescription Food & Get $30 Back)

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Update 6/20/21: Chewy has some other deals that are interesting (affiliate links below):

The Offer

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  • Chewy.com is offering 15% off giftcard purchases

The Fine Print

  • Limit 1 order per customer and a limit of up to $500 in gift card purchases per customer.
  • Valid until 6/24/2021 3:00 AM EST, while supplies last.

Our Verdict

There is also an AmEx offer for $15 back when you spend $49+ as well. Nice deal for anybody that uses Chewy.com.
    William Charles
  • On June 20, 2021, 18:06
Tags: chewy.com

View Comments (10)

  • One thing worth noting is that on Chewy you can only use one gift card per transaction.

    Once redeemed the gift card is linked to the account permanently. So if you're creating new accounts to utilize the 30-40% autoship (max discount $20), you should buy $50 gift cards and make your after-discount close to $50.

    (comment from MonkWho via SD)

  • This is great, I get my dog's flea/tick meds from here so this is an instant win for me. Also, 3% Rakuten, 3% BofA Cash Rewards is what I stacked. Don't have a Cap One card or the Amex offer available.

  • For people looking to stack, my Cap One has 10% off at Chewy through their portal. Not seeing any exclusions that would bogie this

    • Fwiw, this has tracked for me both times doing this offer through the CapOne portal.

    • I just looked at the Capital One extended terms and they explicitly say gift cards are not included.

      • I tried using the cap one portal last time there was a gc deal and it didn't track. Of course when you use the gc it should credit.

  • Personally I’d rather buy the $50 egc with amex offer, and not bother with the 15%discount. If I want to use both 15% and the amex offer, I’ll need to buy the $75 egc at $63.75 to trigger the 15 off 49. Is there a better way to do this?

    • Gonna agree with Ben here.

      $48.75 vs $35. The extra $13.75 gets $25 in gift card value, this marginal cost on the additional value.

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