Product Info
- Price:
- $9.97
- Original Price:
$12.99- Item #:
- 1989151
- Size/Qty:
- 25.68 OUNCES
Spotted something interesting in the clearance aisle: the Wufers Snack Shack Box has hit markdown status. If you’ve got a dog who’s perpetually convinced they’re starving (despite being fed twice daily), this 25.68-ounce box of treats might be worth a look.
The Wufers Snack Shack Box features apple cinnamon flavored dog treats with five decorated cookies in fast food shapes (pizza, ice cream cone, soda, hot dog and fries) and two bags of frosted small bone cookies, offering just over a pound and a half of tail-wagging potential. At 25.68 ounces, you’re getting a decent amount of product, though the specific breakdown of treat types and sizes isn’t immediately clear from the item number alone.
Clearance pricing on pet treats can be solid if the box contains a good variety your pup will actually eat. Just make sure to check the expiration date—clearance pet food sometimes means it’s approaching its “best by” window, though treats typically have decent shelf life if stored properly.
Dog treats hitting clearance in early January could mean a few things: possibly leftover holiday-themed packaging that needs to move, a discontinued variety pack, or simply Costco making room for new inventory. Whatever the reason, clearance pet items tend to disappear quickly since dog owners are always on the hunt for deals. If your warehouse still has stock and the expiration date looks good, you might want to grab it sooner rather than later.
Key Features:- 25.68-ounce box provides substantial quantity for multi-dog households or frequent treat-givers
- Snack Shack branding suggests variety pack format with multiple treat types
- Clearance pricing makes stocking up more budget-friendly for pet parents
- Suitable for dogs who enjoy treat variety rather than single-flavor options
- Item #1989151 for easy lookup at your local warehouse
If your dog isn’t particularly picky and you go through treats regularly, this could be a smart clearance grab. Have you tried Wufers treats before, or would this be a first-time gamble for your furry friend?