Let me start by saying that I love Chewy.com. I have discovered them not too long ago and so far liked all three orders I got from the company. The website is easy to use, they have lots of sales and amazing dog toys, shipping is fast, and as I have heard, customer service is terrific.

Chewy.com is gearing up for summer at home and at local dog parks and is ready to offer lots of spectacular deals. Each one of those deals is vitally needed to help us forget the harsh reality of ruined summer vacations and instead gift our pets with extra attention, time, and toys with treats from Chewy.

Chewy is always my go-to place for everything our furry love Marlo needs. He is still a bit puppy and is in constant need of toys, so I am on the lookout for the best deals everywhere I go.

Chewy is one of the best, if not, THE best place to buy various toys and treats for your dog. When it's time to celebrate your dog's birthday, nothing can provide a better experience than Chewy's special birthday box.

I have an addict in my house. A Chewy addict. And here are her favorites

When shopping is out of question, like during current quarantine orders, some pet supplies are essential enough to get shipped on the continuum. Without these your pet might not be able to stand your non-ending presence in the house, and your dog should be the last soul annoyed by you, so make timely conclusions.

We, as pet owners, can't live without some essential supplies, be it toys, treats, chews, or food. Chewy is one place where we can find everything and get it delivered fast. Besides speed, Chewy offers some of the best prices in the industry and probably the widest choice with over 1,000 brands.

If you have a four legged king or queen of your house and heart, you might be worried about more than just low supply of toilet paper. Whether you shopped online before or not, these days that's all we should do, besides an occasional dash to a grocery store.

People are not the only ones getting nice and round these days - dogs do that too. And why wouldn't they when their owners are too lazy to take them out and instead entertain them with more treats? Just as we have to make ourselves move sometimes, so do our pampered pooches.

We live in curious times for sure - empty grocery store shelves, empty highways, work and school from home, shelter in place order in most states. All of those measures are put in place to stop or at least slow down the spread of corona virus.

Ever since we adopted our dog over a year ago, Chewy has been my go to place for all essential and less essential supplies, from food to toys. Amazon and Home Goods were also OK, but with corona's arrival Home Goods closed down and Amazon started messing up delivery times and raising prices.

I will be the first one to admit that Marlo is spoiled, a little, but which modern dog isn't? His old bed started shedding more than Marlo himself, so it was time to change it.

This is not an easy question because of all the possible variables. First, you have to consider the brands, the quality, the ingredients, the size, and much more.

Chewy's Goody Box is a welcome sight in our house for Oska. She gets super excited every time and runs to get the box with full confidence that's hers. I wish I knew what good things are coming my way the way she does, from a distance!

As Chewy was going public in June of this year, there were rumblings about the fact that the company, like so many others, is monetizing on "humanization" of pets.

This year just started, but my dog has been spoiled many times already. It's all thanks to my recent obsession with subscription boxes. I am trying quite a few of them for our human family members, so it wouldn't be fair if our dog didn't get anything.