Happy & Polly's hero offer is 10% off products at full price, which applies to everything not already on sale. This straightforward discount rewards you for shopping full priced items and works well whether you're buying one product or stocking up across multiple categories.
Shopping for full priced items only. The 10% reduction on products at full price is your best option here, giving you a solid saving on whatever you choose to buy.
Adding sale items to your basket. If you're mixing full priced and discounted merchandise, compare the two offers at checkout. The additional 10% off your order will often beat the 10% on full price items alone, since it applies across your entire purchase including anything already on sale. For example, if your basket has CA$100 in full priced items and CA$50 in sale items, the 10% off everything would save you CA$15 versus CA$10 from the full price only deal.
Buying a cat carrier. The additional 12% off cat carrier offer beats both standard discounts if you're purchasing one, so take that instead of the other options.
Shopping discounted merchandise. When you're buying from Happy & Polly's sale section, the additional 10% off your order applies and will give you more back than the full price discount.
Pre-ordering selected products. If you're pre-ordering any of the eligible items, you'll receive 15% off those products, which outperforms the standard offers.
International Cat Day sales. During this promotion, you can get up to 40% off on discounted merchandise, which is the strongest saving available when it applies. Check if your items qualify for this deal first.
Subscribing to products. If you sign up for a subscription with Happy & Polly, you'll get 10% off those recurring orders, making regular purchases more economical.
First time shoppers. Signing up to the newsletter unlocks special offers and promotions, which is a sensible first step before you checkout to see what additional deals become available to you.
Only one offer applies at checkout, so compare your basket and take whichever produces the larger saving. The percentage deals often outperform the flat discounts on larger baskets, but the full price offer is reliable for smaller purchases and full priced stock.