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How to add products to your upcoming AutoShip order

How to add products to your upcoming AutoShip order

With just one click, you can easily add products to your next AutoShip delivery. Whether for a one-time addition or as a recurring subscription, you’re in full control of what you receive and when.

Add Favourites to AutoShip in Seconds
Easily include more of the products your pet loves with just one click.

Flexible Options: One-off or Recurring
Choose a one-time purchase or schedule recurring deliveries at a frequency that works for you.

Save Big on Shipping with AutoShip Add-Ons
Add to your existing AutoShip order and enjoy the same shipping benefits!

How it works?

Step 1: Login
Log in to your Pet Chemist account here.

Step 2: Search & Add Product
Select your desired product and click ‘Add to Next AutoShip’.

Step 3: One-Off vs. Recurring Selection
Choose between a one-off purchase or recurring subscription. You can also select the frequency if subscribing.

Step 4: Confirmation
You’ll get a pop-up confirmation showing that your product has been added to your next AutoShip delivery.

Step 5: Manage Subscriptions
Click ‘View AutoShip’. Review and manage all your AutoShip subscriptions in one convenient place!

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