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PetSmart releases its Black Friday ad; check out top deals

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By Jennifer Sorentrue
Nov 24, 2015

PetSmart has released its Black Friday ad, and it looks like the company is going to offer some great deals when its stores open their doors at 7 a.m. Black Friday.

PetSmart's online deals start early, kicking off at 7 a.m. Thanksgiving.

Here are some highlights of PetSmart's Black Friday sale, according to a news release:

• The first 100 shoppers in each store will receive a digital reward for a free online movie (up to a $3 value).

• Up to 50 percent off all pet beds and furniture.

• Save 50 percent on a day at PetSmart's Doggie Day Camp.

• Save 50 percent off all PetHoliday toys, treats, apparel, collars and harnesses.

• Save 50 percent on all live pets, as well as some aquariums and habitats.

ExploreCheck out PetSmart's Black Friday ad in full here.

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