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Where To Buy Cat Food In Bulk BETTER


With Chewy, you can set up a wide array of intervals and get your cat food delivered straight to your door without needing to do a thing. Even better, when you sign up for automatic reordering, you get exclusive discounts on the products.




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Just like Chewy, with Amazon, you can get exclusive deals on already low prices if you sign up for auto-reordering. You can change reorder intervals, which lets you get the right amount of cat food at the right intervals.


AlphaDogFood manufactures and sells its own range of pet foods. While they primarily deal with dog food, as the name suggests, they do have a line of cat food. You can buy in bulk, which helps reduce the cost, and the company claims to make high-quality and nutritional pet food, making it our top pick for best places to buy cat food in bulk. Although the site is aimed primarily at pet enthusiasts that are looking to save money through a pet food subscription, they do also sell to the trade.


King Wholesale Pet Supplies started out as a mail-order catalog, offering wholesale prices to groomers and other pet professionals. It now offers bulk and wholesale discounts to organizations including pet hospitals, retail stores, grooming salons, and potentially your business. As well as their website, the company still offers a mail-order service and their catalog is nearly 200 pages big.


StedCal Exports stocks and sells a massive range of wholesale products. This includes pet food and you will find a good selection of cat foods, including dry kibble and wet food. The company claims that its customers can enjoy savings of between 10% and 45% and enjoy the benefits of hassle-free sourcing for their stock.


CloseOutPet is based in Michigan and sells pet food that is out of date or that has a close date. They sell new items, not those that have been pulled from shelves, which means that items are unused and undamaged. They have a selection of food, treats, and accessories. Their range includes cat food as well as dog food and more.


Direct Liquidation is an online liquidator. Unlike most liquidators, though, they offer access to tier-1 brands and, although you can buy cat food by the pallet, you can opt for lesser bulk sizes. Direct Liquidation is an auction site and you will need to register before you bid but doing so could land you a considerable saving on your bulk cat food order.


Lewisco Holdings is another liquidator. This time, the company specializes in the sourcing and distribution of food and beverage products, including pet foods. Products vary from kibble and dehydrated food to organic pet food and treats.


Liquidation.com is a liquidity services marketplace. They have more than 500 product categories, which include cat food and other pet supplies. Available products do change, and you do need to bid because this is a liquidation auction-style service, but you can pick up some low-price bargains.


uShip operates like a marketplace. Companies list pallets of products they have, buyers express an interest, and shippers quote on getting the pallet from the seller to the buyer. Because it is a marketplace, there is no guarantee of what items will be listed and where, but there is usually a good supply of cat food by the pallet.


Alibaba is an e-commerce company. Most products on the site have a minimum order, and in the case of cat food, this means that you will need to buy a minimum of 500 bags. This also means that you can access some great savings, and because Alibaba is a Chinese company, it means that you can find some unique products that are otherwise unavailable in the US.


DollarDays specifically offers its services to non-profits so if you run a cat shelter or other non-profit, they could have the items you need to feed your cats, and they will have items that you can sell to make some extra donations. Available products do change regularly, so you will have to check back frequently to get the best deals on cat food.


Bullseye Wholesale is a wholesale supplier, and they have regularly updated deals and offers. As a buyer, you can subscribe to receive updates when new cat food and pet supplies are added, which enables you to buy the items you want.


Buying cat food by the pallet means generous savings compared to buying individually. It is also more convenient and, if you own a shop or a non-profit shelter, buying by the pallet will be essential to ensure that you have the stock you need, to hand. Check out the companies above to find your next wholesale cat food supplier.


I highly recommend feeding both wet and dry, even if it is more expensive. Yes, without wet food you could probably afford better dry food, but trust me, wet food is necessary for moisture intake and it tends to be more nutritious anyway.


That said, buy the best cat food you can consistently afford. If you feed a small colony and can afford high end-food, that is amazing, and you should definitely buy that. If you are feeding over a hundred cats, Purina Pro Plan or Freeze-Dried Raw is probably not an option unless you are independently wealthy.


The ONLY thing I caution you about is to pay attention to your cats. Feral and semi-feral cats living outside are hard to observe carefully for health issues. They will hide any vomiting or diarrhea, especially if they are skittish or feral. I have YET to see the feral cat in my colony poop. I have no clue if he tolerates the food. He is very wild and inconsistent. So pay as close attention as you can.


The first place I suggest you start is cat food websites. Friskies, Purina, etc. have their own mailing list that sends out promotions. You can also email these companies and explain that you care for however many feral cats or feral colonies and they will often send you coupons for free bags of cat food in the mail too. I do know that Purina does.


If you buy large amounts of cat food every single month or whatever, I HIGHLY suggest you use Chewy or Amazon and buy in bulk and enroll in their auto-ship options. You get a discount for Autoship at Chewy AND the Amazon equivalent Subscribe and Save.


I personally love Chewy for most everything cat medication-related, as their selection of non-prescription stuff is better than Amazon. That said, both Chewy and Amazon have about the same types of cat food available, so pick your retailer.


I have a confession to make. I free-feed during the day inside the barn. Never at night, though. Just during the day. I remove all uneaten food at dusk. This is simply because of wildlife at night and during the day, I have it protected from other pests.


Thank you for providing these tips. They were very helpful. Your first point was funny to me because I have a few friends that are snobby cat owners that will only give their pets wet food. Buying in bulk definitely helps with the maintenance of multiple animals and has been helpful in saving money down the line. Good read!


I hope that things get back to normal for those of you in the foodservice industries and other businesses affected by this pandemic. It can be really tough to still feed and TNR right now for some of us. Thanks for continuing to help them, even now. I hope my post was able to offer some helpful suggestions!


So glad I thought to ask the question of how to feed my feral cats on a budget! I found your fantastic and informative website! I have 6 feral cats outside at present who are fed twice daily with both wet and dry food. I have rescued 6 who now live indoors, as they were slowly, and I mean slowly tamed and fixed 4 of them with the two babies this week, actually. (Makes 6). They were delivered during the horrible snowstorm of Texas which knocked out our power for four days. Dark and freezing temperatures and burst pipes. Miraculously, Mama delivered as the lights came on and the heater I had for her in the garage. Within minutes she delivered! I have kept Mama, (a beautiful tuxedo) named Abigail (tamed and sleeps on my bed) and her two babies (one passed for unknown reasons) after one week. They are getting neutered this week, as my pets, bringing the number to 6 indoors and 6 outdoors. Now I will attempt little by little to trap humanely the other 6 outdoors. I had pleaded my story to a local low-spay clinic which is excellent. I now have 3 vouchers to have them neutered and spayed for free and will keep on getting my feral cats spayed and neutered. One is a gorgeous long hair, who I am sad to see get the clipped ear, but that is the way it is with the voucher. I paid for the others and so they did not have to get the clipped ear and they are indoor with me, forever pets. He is magazine-worthy and is now tame from seeing me every day and eating me out of house and home! I named him Tail for short because of his big plume tail but really his name is Tailor. Thank you so much for your wonderful website. I sent your information to two cousins of mine. I was so impressed.


Very good website. Thank you Rochelle for putting the effort into this. Some very good information.Does anyone have a good method for continuous trapping. I got frustrated after trapping about a dozen ferals to be neutered. The unfixed ones were too skittish and I kept ending up with the neutered ones in the traps with the food. I have come to a standstill at the moment until I figure out a better way.Also, one or twice a week if I can find chicken thighs on sale I put them (deskinned)in an instant pot before I go to bed timed for about 45 minutes. In the morning the thighs are the consistency of shredded pork, the bones come out and I have enough for about 20 cats. They go nuts.


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