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How To Get This:
- Go here to visit Spot & Tango
- Click on “Start Quiz”
- Answer a few simple questions about your dog
- Pick from UnKibble or Fresh meal prep
- Select the recipe and the meal plan of your preference
- Enter your personal and billing info
- Enter promo code 50DOG at checkout
- Final Price: ONLY $37.42 for two weeks of full sized UnKibble Meals + FREE Shipping
Spot & Tango is a fresh dog food delivery service. They use whole, human-grade ingredients instead of meat meals, powders, and artificial fillers and preservatives. If you’re currently feeding your dog big-brand kibble, Spot and Tango will almost certainly be a nutritional upgrade.
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Please Note: The price depends on the meals, recipes and plan you choose! After the promotional trial, you will be charged with the regular price. You can manage or cancel your deliveries at anytime!
I have done just about every sweeps, just about every “free”samples, and every gift card.? Will someone please tell me how come I have yet to be able to get any of it?? Nothing!! I tell you what!?!? Make that make sense!! Thanks and God bless!! Mellissa
Hi Mellissa! So sorry you feel this way. When it comes to freebies, especially free samples they usually have a limit so some people get them and some don’t. It’s about luck. What I usually do is to sign up for free stuff and just forget about it, so when it start to come in it’s a nice surprise. I find it much more relaxing when I’m not expecting anything. And I do sign up for a lot of stuff. Samples usually start arriving after a month or two when you started applying for them. At least that’s what happened in my case. Hope that was helpful. Wishing you the best of luck!