Current Pet Deals & Sales at Ashario Pets (Updated Regularly)

The pet store deals North York shoppers keep asking about this cycle run from 26% to 68% off, covering a 30 lb breed-specific kibble, pre-portioned raw dog food meal balls, Canadian-made treats, puppy food and grain-free cat food — every figure below was read off the live catalogue on 4 November 2026. It's written for GTA dog and cat owners who want exact numbers before they spend, so keep the dog deals collection and the cat deals page open beside it, because sale prices and stock shift without notice and the product page always shows today's price.

Royal Canin Labrador Retriever Adult dry dog food — 68% off

Who it's for: adult Labradors and similarly built retrievers that inhale a bowl in forty seconds.

This is the deepest markdown in the catalogue right now: $35.70 on a 30 lb bag, down from $110.49. That's $74.79 off a single bag. A 30 kg adult Lab eating roughly 340 g a day will get close to 40 days out of it, which makes the per-meal cost genuinely unusual for breed-specific nutrition.

The kibble is ring-shaped on purpose — a Labrador has to work the piece against the roof of its mouth instead of swallowing it whole, which slows intake. The formula also leans on moderate fat content and L-carnitine, since this breed carries weight easily. Full guaranteed analysis is on the Labrador Retriever Adult product page, and you can cross-shop the rest of our dry dog food range.

Yupp Mini MuttBalls raw dog food — up to 52% off

Who it's for: dogs under roughly 10 kg, and owners curious about raw feeding who aren't ready to buy a full tub.

The fish formula drops to $3.36 from $6.99. The turkey version sits at $3.39 from $4.99, a 32% cut. Both are pre-portioned, so you can swap raw into one meal a day rather than rebuilding the whole bowl — compare the fish MuttBalls against the turkey MuttBalls.

One transition guideline comes up at our freezer almost every day. Adult dogs eat roughly 2–3% of body weight in raw food daily, so a 7 kg dog lands around 140–210 g. Start at 25% raw for four or five days, watch stool quality, then step it up. The FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine publishes safe-handling guidance for raw diets that's worth five minutes before your first order.

Sensitiva Paws pet CBD oil tincture — 41% off

Who it's for: owners already using a hemp product under veterinary supervision who want to restock.

The tincture is marked at $35.00 instead of $58.98. We're deliberately blunt about this category on the sales floor: Health Canada and the FDA have not approved CBD products for companion animals, and we make no therapeutic claims on their behalf. Ask your veterinarian about dosing and drug interactions first, then read the label details on the tincture product page.

In our store we see one consistent pattern here — most people asking about hemp already have a senior dog on some kind of joint routine. Our nutrition staff usually point that conversation toward a glucosamine chew from the dog health and wellness shelf first, because glucosamine and omega-3 are the better-studied starting point.

The Honest Kitchen Goat's Milk N' Cookies — 37% off

Who it's for: puppies in early training and picky eaters who need a soft biscuit that snaps cleanly into quarters.

The peanut butter and honey cookies drop to $10.00 from $15.99. They're produced in a human-food facility, which matters to the shoppers who flip the bag over and read the guaranteed analysis before they ever look at the front panel. Stock sits on the Goat's Milk N' Cookies page.

Pet owners tell us the breakability is where the value is. Snap one cookie into four and a 20-minute session stays inside the 10%-of-daily-calories ceiling veterinary nutritionists generally recommend for treats — for a 10 kg dog eating roughly 550 kcal a day, that's a 55 kcal budget. More reduced options sit in the dog treats collection.

Kettle Craft venison and Okanagan apple small bites — 32% off

Who it's for: small breeds and dogs on a limited ingredient rotation that skips chicken and beef.

Now $6.12, down from $8.98. Venison remains a genuinely novel protein for most Ontario dogs, which is why elimination-style diet trials so often begin there. It's Canadian-made, one reason it turns up in our roundup of made in Canada pet products. Shop the venison and apple small bites.

When a customer brings in a 5 kg terrier and a vet's note about suspected food sensitivity, our team suggests counting these out piece by piece. Five or six small bites is a realistic daily ceiling for a dog that size, and counting always beats eyeballing a handful.

The Honest Kitchen grain-free Whole Food Clusters, chicken puppy — 31% off

Who it's for: new puppy households that want a small trial bag before committing to a full size.

Marked at $7.24 from $10.48. Growth formulas carry higher minimums than adult maintenance food: the nutrient profiles AAFCO carries into its 2026 Official Publication require at least 22.5% protein content and 8.5% fat content on a dry-matter basis for growth and reproduction, against 18% and 5.5% for adult maintenance. Specifications are on the Whole Food Clusters puppy page.

The clusters are dehydrated and then baked, so a splash of warm water turns them into something closer to a soft meal — useful for a 10-week-old still working out how to chew dry pieces. Compare the format against our freeze-dried dog food shelf.

Royal Canin Small Breed Aging 12+ dry dog food — 29% off

Who it's for: small dogs past their twelfth birthday, in a 2.5 lb bag that finishes before it goes stale.

Down to $25.54 from $35.99. This is life-stage formulation at its most literal: smaller kibble, adjusted phosphorus, and added omega-3 for dogs whose appetite and chewing strength have both faded. Details live on the Small Breed Aging 12+ page.

Customers often ask why a 14-year-old Yorkie suddenly leaves half the bowl. Our staff ask two things before suggesting any switch: what's the kibble diameter, and what's the kcal per cup? Persistent appetite loss is a veterinary conversation, and the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association is a sensible place to start reading on senior care.

Open Farm grain-free Farmer's Table pork dry dog food — 27% off

Who it's for: dogs that react to poultry, and shoppers who want traceable sourcing on a 4 lb bag.

It's $26.71 rather than $36.49. Pork is an under-used protein in Canadian bowls, which makes this one of the more practical dog food deals Canada-wide when chicken and beef are both off the table.

Open Farm prints a lot code on every bag that traces back to named farms, and that transparency is the single most common reason customers pull the brand off the shelf here. See the Farmer's Table Pork page, or weigh it against our guide to the best pet food for specific needs.

Open Farm Catch of the Season whitefish dry cat food — 26% off

Who it's for: anyone hunting cat supplies on sale, especially households with a cat that snubs poultry recipes.

Now $25.97, down from $34.99, on the Catch of the Season whitefish page. Cats are obligate carnivores with a dietary taurine requirement — AAFCO sets the minimum at 0.10% on a dry-matter basis for extruded dry food and 0.20% for canned — so any complete formula should carry a nutritional adequacy statement on the back panel. Compare it with the rest of the dry cat food range.

Feline markdowns clear faster than dog ones here because the pack sizes are smaller. If your cat is strictly a kibble eater, add a few reduced cans from the wet cat food shelf before buying a case: canned diets run roughly 75–78% moisture against 8–10% in dry food, and the American Veterinary Medical Association notes cats evolved to draw most of their water from prey. Restock cat litter on the same trip and the month is handled.

Honest Kitchen clusters or Royal Canin kibble: which discounted bag fits?

Both brands are reduced right now and they answer different questions. The Honest Kitchen clusters suit a puppy household trialling a minimally processed food; Royal Canin's breed and age formulas suit owners who want a fixed recipe with tight kibble specifications and a clearly defined life stage.

How we chose the nine deals on this list

Every price above was read directly off the live product page on 4 November 2026, not off a flyer, and nothing made the cut below a 26% reduction. We also required that each food carry a nutritional adequacy statement or a clear feeding guideline, which is why no mystery clearance bags appear here.

The second filter was spread. A pet food sale Toronto owners can actually use has to cover more than one life stage, so the list runs from an 8-week puppy formula through adult maintenance to a 12+ senior diet, with one cat food and one treat category in between. The third filter was practicality: small trial sizes earn their place because a 2.5 lb bag lets you test palatability without committing $40 to a flavour your dog may refuse on day three.

Deeper reductions and end-of-run items sit in the clearance sale and clearance collections, which turn over faster than this page does. If you spot a lower advertised price elsewhere in Canada, our price match guarantee explains how we handle it.

You'll find us at 1111A Finch Ave W, Unit 2, North York, ON M3J 2P7 (open 7 AM to 11 PM daily); most GTA addresses can get same-day delivery through SkipTheDishes or a similar app. Dog walkers heading to Downsview Park often swing in on the way back, which is why the raw freezer gets restocked mid-afternoon.

At a glance: Nine verified markdowns are live, running from 26% off Open Farm whitefish cat food to 68% off a 30 lb Royal Canin Labrador bag at $35.70. The list spans raw meal balls, puppy clusters, Canadian venison treats and senior small-breed kibble, with trial sizes starting at $3.36. Sale prices and stock change without notice, so confirm today's figure on the product page before you build a cart.

Questions we get about discounted pet food

How often do the deals at Ashario Pets change?

Pricing on our deals and clearance collections updates continuously as vendor promotions start and end, usually several times a month. Individual items can sell through in days, particularly small-format bags and raw products. Always confirm the current figure on the product page itself — that number is pulled live from the catalogue and overrides anything quoted in an article.

Seasonal patterns are reasonably predictable. Vendor promotions on dry food cluster around the start of each quarter, while treat and accessory markdowns tend to follow holiday inventory cycles. Our coupons and promotions page lists anything running store-wide, and the dog blog covers formula changes worth knowing about before you buy a case.

Is discounted pet food close to its expiry date?

Not usually. Most reductions on this list come from vendor-funded promotions, packaging changeovers, or formula updates — not short dating. Every bag in our aisles carries a visible best-before date, and we recommend checking that you can realistically finish the bag within four to six weeks of opening it, since fats begin oxidizing once air reaches the kibble.

Storage matters more than most shoppers expect. Keep the food in its original bag, roll it closed, and place the whole bag inside a bin rather than pouring kibble loose into plastic — the bag liner is designed to block oxygen and light. For raw and frozen items, transfer them to the freezer within an hour of getting home, and follow the handling precautions outlined by the FDA.

Can I switch my dog to a discounted food right away?

No — transition over seven to ten days regardless of how good the price is. Start with 25% new food mixed into 75% of the current diet for three days, move to a 50/50 split for three days, then 75% new before going fully across. Abrupt switches are a common cause of loose stool and temporary appetite refusal.

If your dog has a diagnosed condition, is on a prescription diet, or has a history of pancreatitis or food sensitivities, talk to your veterinarian before changing anything, even temporarily. Probiotics and prebiotics can smooth a transition for some dogs, and our team can walk you through the options on the dog wellness page or in person. For broader background on choosing a complete and balanced diet, the American Kennel Club maintains plain-language guidance that pairs well with the label reading we do at the shelf.