Petlibro is offering discounts of over 30% on various pet products throughout September 2026 as part of its pet hydration month.
Key facts
- •September 2026 is designated as pet hydration month at Petlibro, featuring discounts over 30%.
- •The RFID Smart Dining Bundle and the Polar Wet Food Feeder/Granary Camera Feeder bundle are both currently $10 off.
- •Referral program participants can earn a $50 gift card after referring three friends.
- •The Scout Smart camera is available for 20% off using the discount code PETCAM.
- •Subscribers can receive 15% off fountain replacement filters.
Petlibro is running a series of promotions throughout September 2026, designated as the company's pet hydration month. The brand is offering discounts exceeding 30% on a range of pet health products, including automatic litter boxes and food and water solutions. Many of these items are eligible for FSA or HSA coverage.
By the numbers
Product Bundles and Referral Incentives
Customers can save on pet technology by purchasing items in bundles. The RFID Smart Dining Bundle, which includes two RFID feeders and an RFID fountain, is currently discounted by $10. Additionally, a bundle featuring the Polar Wet Food Feeder and the Granary Camera Feeder is also available for $10 off. The company also offers a referral program where users can provide a 15% discount to a friend and receive 30% off their own purchase. Referring three friends results in a $50 gift card.
Scout Smart Camera and Maintenance Subscriptions
The company's Scout Smart camera, which features 1080p HD video, color night vision, and two-way audio, is available with a 20% discount using the code PETCAM. The device utilizes AI to identify pets and organize footage into daily highlight reels. For existing fountain owners, Petlibro is offering 15% off replacement filters for those who sign up for an automatic subscription, which helps ensure owners maintain the recommended weekly cleaning and filter replacement schedule.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Wired.
