Merrick Thanksgiving Dinner for your Dog from #Chewy

While you're planning your Thanksgiving dinner, have you decided what your canine family member will be eating for Thanksgiving? How about Merrick Grain Free Thanksgiving Day dinner? 






















Chewy.com sent us some to sample, and Kelly and Ike really loved it. Ingredients include turkey, sweet potato, carrots, apples, green beans, and peas. It's grain free, with no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. And everything about it says Turkey Day!



















It's a fun way to share this special day with your special friend. Check it out on Chewy.com.

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Ike and Kelly are Chewy Influencers and Chewy customers. To be honest, we never thought about having our dog food delivered to our home before we connected with Chewy.com. I mean, it didn't seem all that inconvenient to stop at the pet food store. But then, when we found out that Chewy.com can deliver the food we use right to our doorstep, within just a couple of days after ordering, and all for the same price or less than the pet food store, I started thinking about what else I could do with all that time saved from going to the store! Plus, no more lugging heavy bags around...just from the front door to my pantry!

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FULL DISCLOSURE: We were provided with one case (24) of 5.5 oz cans of Merrick Thanksgiving Dinner dog food in exchange for our honest review. This in no way influenced my opinion. Opinions expressed here are 100% my own.

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