Nulo Frontrunner Deal: Fresh Chicken, Oats & Free Pickup
Nulo Frontrunner Deal: Fresh Chicken, Oats & Free Pickup
The Nulo Frontrunner 3-lb bag hits $12.99 this week at Bogie's Pet Supply in Fremont, and you can skip the freight truck entirely. Pull into the lot, grab the bag off the shelf, and drive out. No delivery window to watch. No cardboard box sitting on your porch for two days.
What's actually in the Nulo Frontrunner 3-lb bag
Nulo builds the Frontrunner recipe around four nutritional standards: high animal-based protein for lean muscle, low carbohydrates to promote lean body mass, low glycemic ingredients for stable energy, and an advanced BC30 probiotic blend targeting digestive and immune health. The ancient grains formula pairs chicken and turkey with oats, giving your dog a protein-forward meal without the carb load you get from filler-heavy kibble.
The recipe sits in the 2G line, formulated for adult dogs. Nulo's own brand story traces back to an All-American athlete and his Labrador, Max, with a stated mission to raise the ingredient bar in commercial pet food. The company calls out "sweating the small stuff" on sourcing and safety as a core operating principle.
- Chicken and turkey as the primary animal proteins
- Oats as the grain component, chosen for lower glycemic impact
- BC30 probiotic blend aimed at gut flora and immune support
- Low-carb structure to help maintain lean body mass over time
Why curbside pickup beats a freight order
Industry data from LocalExpress (2026) reports 71.8 million Americans now use curbside pickup monthly, and the same dataset shows consumers save 30 to 45 minutes per trip compared to in-store browsing. For a 3-lb bag of dog food, the freight math is even starker. You'd be paying a shipping threshold on a product that weighs less than a gallon of milk.
The Nulo Frontrunner bag is sitting on a shelf at Bogie's right now. You walk in, grab it, put it in your trunk. Total time from parking to driving away: under four minutes.
- No freight minimum or shipping threshold to hit before the bag ships
- No "delivery window between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m." uncertainty
- No plastic-wrapped box arriving three days late while your dog's current bag runs low
- You check the expiration date and bag integrity before you pay
Drive to Bogie's on Fremont
Bogie's Pet Supply stocks the Nulo Frontrunner 2G line in the 3-lb format, and this week the price chip is gold: $12.99. The store sits in Fremont, and the curbside pickup process has no app, no QR code, no account.
- Pull into the designated curbside spot in the lot
- Walk in or text the number posted on the store window
- Grab the bag off the shelf in the Nulo aisle
- Pay at the register or by phone
- Load it up and go
You're a customer walking into a store that happens to have the exact bag you need. That's the whole transaction.
The $12.99 gold price chip
A 3-lb bag at $12.99 works out to roughly $4.33 per pound. Nulo's broader lineup positions itself in the premium tier, and the Frontrunner recipe with its BC30 probiotics and dual-protein base typically carries a higher per-pound cost than standard kibble. The gold chip this week brings that number down without cutting corners on the formulation.
If you're already running the Nulo Frontrunner and the bag is getting light, the pickup window is open now. If you're switching from a budget kibble and want to test the recipe before committing to a 15-lb bag, the 3-lb format at $12.99 is the low-risk way to see if your dog takes to it. No subscription lock-in. No auto-ship you have to remember to cancel.
The bag's on the shelf. The lot's open. Pull in whenever.