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Arthur was lucky enough to receive complimentary 'Tail Mail' from a lovely company called Ginger & Browns, so we thought we'd share what we received and what we thought of it.
So who are Ginger & Browns and what is 'Tail Mail'?
Essentially, Tail Mail is a pet subscription box where the experts at Ginger & Browns carefully select products for your dog using the information you provide. The team are well qualified to choose as the company is run by two colleagues, Josh and Rachel. After graduating from university, Josh with an Honours degree in Animal Behaviour, and Rachel with an Honours degree in Bioveterinary Science, they worked as colleagues in animal care before launching Ginger & Browns.
What goodies did we receive?
I don't know who was more excited by the arrival in the post - me or Arthur? I l really liked the little touch on the outside of the box 'Arthur's Tail Mail'.
Arthur must have been able to smell the treats inside because as soon as I put it in the floor he was tearing it open! After A.LOT. of chewing, tugging and tearing I stepped in and gave Arthur a little help. Eventually we were in! The goodies were wrapped in blue tissue paper and sealed with a G&B sticker - another nice little touch!
Before delving in we admired the ram packed box and the letter addressed to Arthur. It was helpful to read the origins of the treats especially as I first had concerns about the rawhide. But I needn't have worried - the description describes it as all natural with no nasty chemicals! Which is one of the greatest things about 'Tail Mail'... all natural treats. Even the emergency dog wipes are cruelty free!
Waiting patiently to delve into the goodies!
There is a good selection of treats in the box and we even received a new red scarf which is perfect timing; today Arthur entered the woods wearing his red scarf and then exited the woods NAKED! So thank you G & B!
Looking rather smart in his new bandana!
The entire selection of goodies that Arthur was lucky enough to receive in his 'Tail Mail'
After the initial excitement died down I decided to see which of the treats was Arthur's favourite... see the results for yourself.
The venison sausage wins followed closely by the natural rawhide!
How can you get 'Tail Mail'?
Each box usually costs £24, but G&B have an introductory offer so the first 3 boxes cost £18, all including postage.
They always give each customer £24 worth of items with postage or more, so you get the Tail Mail team researching and shopping specifically for your dog, for free!
The box that I received would have cost £28.95 including delivery to buy separately, which is not a bad saving if I'd paid the regular price of £24. But with the introductory offer I would save over £10 , which is 38% off RRP plus postage!
Check out http://www.tail-mail.co.uk/ for yourself and explore the goodies and different 'Tail Mail' options.