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Fable is having a 20% off sale, plus more great pet deals this week

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UPDATE: Jan. 31, 2023, 2:00 p.m. EST This story has been updated to include new deals on pet tech, toys, and more.

  • BEST PET TECH DEAL: The Whistle GPS tracks your pet and can also give you valuable health and activity insights — $77.42 $149.95 (save $72.53)

  • BEST PET TOY DEAL: The Game from Fable Pets is a multipurpose feeder, toy, and enrichment game all in one small package — $44 $55 (save $11)

  • BEST PET DNA KIT DEAL: The Embark Dog DNA kit will give you a breed breakdown and health risk report on your pup — $159 $199 (save $40)

Got a pandemic puppy or a quarantine cat? You're not alone. Tons of people are still adopting new pets — and finding out that the cost of buying toys, beds, treats, and pet tech adds up quickly. To keep you from spending your entire paycheck on your four-legged friend, we compile a list of the best pet deals every week so you can be the best pet parent ever, even if you're on a budget.

Pet tech deals

Whistle GPS
Credit: Whistle
Our pick: Whistle GPS (opens in a new tab)
$77.42 at Amazon (save $72.53)
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Why we love it

Whistle's GPS tracker is one of the most durable and feature-packed smart collar attachments on the market. You'll get extremely accurate tracking through the companion app and the ability to mark safe zones for your pet, as well as access to in-depth health analytics that can inform the way that you care for your furry friend.

More pet tech and automatic feeders on sale

Pet toy deals

The Game toy from Fable Pets
Credit: Fable Pets
Our pick: Fable Pets' The Game (opens in a new tab)
$44 at Fable Pets (save $11)
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Why we love it

Fable's The Game is a multipurpose feeder, toy, and enrichment game for dogs that we gave a pretty nice score in our review. If you've ever seen a wobble bowl feeder (or something else like one), The Game works in a similar way: Fill it up with a cup of dry food, and let your pup knock it around to get the tasty bits to fall out, all while you get some much-needed relaxation time.

More pet toys on sale

More pet deals

Embark Dog DNA Kit
Credit: Embark
Our pick: Embark Dog DNA Kit (opens in a new tab)
$159 at Amazon (save $40)
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Why we love it

The Embark Dog DNA kit helps you find out your dog's breed, type, and variety — but perhaps most valuable of all, you can learn about potential health risks that your dog's breed is prone to, and use those insights to take preventative measures with the assistance of your vet. The test also lets you find and connect with other dogs that share DNA with yours. Did someone say family reunion?

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