Purina Weight Circles

[Scrapping Mommy]

We adopted our first kitten last month (thanks, Santa!) and of course I'm looking for ways to save on these new expenses. I've heard about people collecting the weight circles off of dry food bags and sending them in for coupons. I just tried to sign up and it looks like it's only for breeders. It's the Purina ProClub; am I in the wrong spot? Any help or insight would be very much appreciated!

[vickilmp]

it is if you are a breeder, or if you have 5 or more cats..I have 5 indoor only cats, and also outside strays i care for....so i signed upthis summer.

[Supergirl9801]

Ive seen someone post that they called in and were told anyone could sign up.

[choka162]

I was told you just had to care for 5 or more cats not that you had to be a breeder. It's actually pretty easy to sign up for it. I have too many cats and most of them need special food so this is a great program for me^_^ Those reward checks really help out!

[daniellematis]

Originally Posted by Scrapping Mommy We adopted our first kitten last month (thanks, Santa!) and of course I'm looking for ways to save on these new expenses. I've heard about people collecting the weight circles off of dry food bags and sending them in for coupons. I just tried to sign up and it looks like it's only for breeders. It's the Purina ProClub; am I in the wrong spot? Any help or insight would be very much appreciated!

You are in the right sopt. You need to have 5 cats to sign up. You also need to be feeding at least that many to collect enough weight circles for it to be worth it. For cats once you get 600 pionts you get a check for $6 off of a 14 lb bag of food. 1 lb of cat chow=8 points. SO not really pracitacal for a 1 cat house.
Save the circles to trade for coupons is my best advice.