Whataburger launches pet collection with leash, collar, bowls on National Dog Day Pet sets sold for $29.99
Whataburger has launched a pet collection and is selling a pet set with a collar, a leash and two bowls. (Whataburger)
SAN ANTONIO – Whataburger has released the perfect gift for canine lovers on National Dog Day.
The San Antonio-based icon on Wednesday launched a pet collection that includes a pet set with all the necessities (even for cats too) for $29.99.
It comes with a collar, leash, food bowl and water bowl, and sets are available in small/medium or medium/large.
The collection is now available for purchase online at the Whatastore website . Free shipping is available for orders of $50 or more.
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Also on Wednesday, Whataburger and the San Antonio Humane Society will partner up for an hour-long livestream of doggy playtime and activities in an effort to promote adoptable pooches.
The event is scheduled for 11:30 a..m.-12:30 p.m. and it will be livestreamed on Whataburger’s YouTube channel .
Whataburger has launched a pet collection and is selling a pet set with a collar, a leash and two bowls. (Whataburger)
Whataburger has launched a pet collection and is selling a pet set with a collar, a leash and two bowls. (Whataburger)
Whataburger has launched a pet collection and is selling a pet set with a collar, a leash and two bowls. (Whataburger) Copyright 2020 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
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