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 I'm complaining, because I can also agree that their affection and undying love are priceless. Still, I wouldn't mind saving a few bucks where I can. (Sorry, not sorry, Fido.) You too? Then I suggest fetching your wallet and heading to Chewy.com. For a limited time, the go-to destination for all things pets is offering epic deals across the board. What's more, from Sept. 23 through Sept. 29, you can secure a $30 eGift card with your purchase of $100 or more, so long as you use coupon code FALL24 at checkout.

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So get ready to spoil your pets with everything from marked-down Halloween treats (perhaps these Blue Buffalo Boo Bars for dogs for less than $5?) to fancy wet cat food (including the Fancy Feast variety pack for less than $22). And whether you load up your cart with everyday essentials to reach the $100 threshold or go for the big-ticket items to guarantee the discount, it wouldn't be a bad idea to join the Chewy fan club. Because did I mention that first-time customers (who spend $35 or more) get free shipping to boot? No, I'm not kidding. Chewy is the place to shop and save big this week. Below, I've highlighted the top pet deals to secure before it's too late.

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 blend of vitamins and minerals? Look no further than this Blue Buffalo Homestyle Recipe chicken and beef wet dog food six-pack (from $22; $18), which isn't your basic canned dog food. It's specially prepared with real chicken or beef and contains thiamine mononitrate, which will supposedly help your pup maintain a healthy nervous system. Plus, it has a vitamin E supplement, which is essential for keeping their joints and immune system strong.

Meanwhile, cat owners say you can't go wrong with the 24-pack of the Purina Pro Plan Classic beef and carrots canned cat food (from $38; $36), which features antioxidants and taurine to support your pet's vision and immune system. On that note, new customers can also take an additional 35 percent off their first order with auto-ship, so if you don't want to risk running out, it's an even better deal. 

It's no secret that you can snag deals on toys and apparel at Chewy, but with Halloween coming up, you have the rare chance to save on fun, festive goodies like this super cute USPS delivery driver dog and cat costume ($23; $18) or Whimzees by Wellness Halloween dental chews ($10; $5), which I can confirm dogs go *bonkers* for.

But if you buy just one dog costume this year, it better be Rubie's Costume Company Where's Waldo "Woof" pick (from $25; $22). Not only will it be a hit on the trick-or-treat trail, but thanks to an elastic chin strap, adjustable toggle and ear loops, it should also stay securely on them for the whole outing. But will your pet like it as much as you do? One reviewer seems to think so, explaining that her fur baby actually "keeps the hat and glasses on long enough to get some pictures." FYI: Even though it's considered a dog costume, it works for cats, too (though fickle felines may be less inclined to play along).

If you're looking to streamline your pet-care routine, these health and wellness deals are a good place to start. Buyers can't stop raving about the StrellaLab anti-itch allergy relief omega dog chews ($34; $22). They contain omega fatty acids, pumpkin and enzymes to offer relief from itching, biting and frequent paw licking. Plus, they come in a chicken flavor your dog is bound to love. "My dachshund had a pretty severe allergic itching problem. We have tried meds from the vet and other OTC pet allergy treatments, but this is the only thing that completely alleviated his problem. There is also the bonus that he loves how the chews caste and looks forward to getting them." In other words, fall allergies won't stand a chance as long as they're chowing down on these chews.

Speaking of fall, your cat may be in need of a flea and tick treatment re-up. Thankfully, the popular Frontline Plus protection pack ($52; $35), featuring a three-month supply, is on sale RN. One buyer said it worked for several of her cats: "They come in during bad weather and spend the rest of the time out...But because they are out in tall grass and fields, They need protection from the ticks and fleas. This does a good job. I've used it for many years." Sounds like it'll get the job done for both outdoor cats and indoor cats. Sign 'em up!

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) is a total no-brainer, you can score other essentials like these Vetnique Labs Glandex wipes ($96; $80) 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, it allows you to keep Fido's fur looking gorgeous while making fewer visits to the groomer.