BarkBox March Subscription Box Review and Details

I'm excited to share my thoughts on the BarkBox March subscription box. The box arrived at my doorstep packed with goodies, including a fun surprise toy and a selection of treats tailored to my furry friend's preferences.

The first thing I noticed was the adorable toy, a squeaky chicken that's perfect for my pup's love of chasing after small objects.

Inside the box, I found a variety of treats, including a bag of grain-free biscuits and a pack of dental chews to help keep my dog's teeth clean and healthy.

The BarkBox subscription box is a great value for dog owners. You can choose from three size options: Small & Cute for dogs 0-20 pounds, Just Right for dogs 20-50 pounds, and Big & Bold for dogs 50+ pounds.

The cost starts at $21/month, with free shipping, which is a great deal considering the retail value of the contents is over $40 plus shipping. I've done the math, and it's a no-brainer – BarkBox is a cost-effective way to keep your dog happy and engaged.

Here are the details of what you can expect from your BarkBox subscription:

Each Bark Box is carefully curated around a unique theme, which changes every month. These themes range from spooky Halloween celebrations to adorable Easter bunnies.

The theme is chosen to provide a fun and cohesive experience for subscribers and their furry friends.

The toys in BarkBox are a highlight of the subscription service. Each month, your pup can receive a selection of fun and engaging toys tailored to their size.

You can choose from three size options: Small & Cute for dogs 0-20 pounds, Just Right for dogs 20-50 pounds, and Big & Bold for dogs 50+ pounds.

Some of the toys that could be included in your BarkBox are the Paint Tube Tug, La Artista Squirrelista Furry Frida the Squirrel, Primary Collars Palette, Vincent Van Squirrel, Bob Toss the Squirrel, or The Arfist's Tool Set.

These toys are high-quality, cute, and match the month's theme, making them a great addition to your pup's playtime.

The treats and chews in BarkBox are carefully selected to ensure they are safe for your dog to eat, with no wheat, corn, or soy. The March BarkBox included Masterpiece Morsels and Soft and Chewy The Great Wave treats, both of which are free from chicken and suitable for Marlee's allergies.

BarkBox offers a variety of treats and chews that cater to different dietary needs and preferences. For example, Marlee's subscription is noted to exclude chicken, ensuring that only chicken-free treats and chews are included in her monthly box.

The Lamb Weasand Chew, a dried-up lamb esophagus, was included in Marlee's March BarkBox. This type of chew is a common ingredient in many chews, but it didn't quite live up to Marlee's expectations.

Here's a breakdown of the treats and chews you can expect to find in a BarkBox:

It's worth noting that the treats and chews in BarkBox are often themed around a specific idea or ingredient, but in this case, the Lamb Weasand Chew didn't have a clear theme.

The March 2021 BarkBox was a creative and clever theme, earning a 7/10 from the reviewer.

The theme was carried out well throughout all the products, with detailed and high-quality toys.

Marlee, the dog, liked the toys and continues to play with them.

The treats and chew, however, were not a hit with Marlee, but other dogs in the family loved them.

The reviewer's final score for the March BarkBox was 72/100, making it a pass.

The reviewer's furry family members loved the treats and chew, despite Marlee's dislike.