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We love to help you save time and money here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op. We are joined with the Astro Loyalty program to offer our customers several lines of feed that have frequent buyer programs. Many brands of the dog and cat food we sell, and even a brand of chicken feed, offer deals where, after buying a certain number of bags, customers receive a free bag. To make it even easier for our Co-Op customers to save money, we help you keep track of purchases digitally. There’s no need to clip UPC codes, or to try to remember to bring in punch cards.

Here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op we have a great selection of high-quality dog and cat feed from Taste of the Wild. Taste of the Wild recipes were created to provide a pet food option inspired by the protein sources dogs and cats were meant to eat. From their familiar original recipes like Pacific Stream, and High Prairie, to puppy formulas, Ancient Grains selections, and their limited ingredient Prey line, you can find just the right food for your cat and dog.

Here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op we have a variety of products to keep your pet and livestock waters from freezing. Don’t let the cold weather prevent access to your animals’ water. From drain deicers, heated buckets, to bird bath deicers, bucket heaters, and Lock N’ Dry extension cords, the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op is a one-stop shop for everything you need to provide your animals with safe access to drinking water.

Many first-time chicken keepers find themselves worrying about their flock as temperatures start to drop toward freezing. Here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op, we can help you with everything you need to keep your chickens comfortable throughout the winter season.

As wet Autumn weather arrives here in the Pacific Northwest, livestock such as horses, cattle, goats, and sheep need extra attention and care to keep their hooves and feet healthy. Thrush, caused by the overgrowth of a type of yeast, thrives in warmer wet conditions. When left to proliferate, it can lead to problems like foot rot, and, in severe cases, can lead to lameness. Animals that are pastured in muddy fields, with no dry spot to stand in, often get thrush. Hooves develop a distinctive, unpleasant odor, and inflammation can lead to painful walking. When this occurs, action must be taken as soon as possible.

As the weather gets cooler and wetter, it’s time to stock up on fire logs and burning pellets. Here at the Snohomish and Monroe Co-Op, we sell a variety of pellets for pellet stoves, and fire-logs to replace the need for firewood.