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GROUPON FAQs

Nature's Pet Market - Salem is located in the Sunnyslope Shopping Center at 4555 Liberty Rd S. right next store to Roths.

We are open Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 7 PM, Saturday from 10 AM to 6 PM and on Sunday from 12 noon to 5 PM. Yes, we are open on Monday, Memorial Day.

GROUPON FAQs

What is Groupon? Each day, Groupon features an unbeatable deal on the best stuff to do, see, eat, and buy in your city.

Do I have to sign up a group of people I know to get the deal? Nope - millions of members make up a big enough group.

I like today's deal - how do I get it? Just click "BUY" before the offer ends at midnight. They'll charge your card and send you a link to print your Groupon.

Do I need to use my Groupon the same day I buy it? No. In fact, this Groupon cannot begin to be used until the day after your purchase.

I bought a Groupon - how do I use it? Once you're charged, you'll receive an email with a link to sign in and print your Groupon. The Groupon has redemption instructions and a map right on it!

Can I buy a Groupon as a gift for someone else? Yes. Groupons can be gifted.

Wait, my name is on the Groupon. Are you sure I can use this as a gift? Yes!

If I don't use the full value of the Groupon in one visit, can I use the remainder later? No. Unless otherwise stated you do not receive store credit or cash back for whatever you don't use. Bring a friend - share a little!

Can I combine my Groupon with other offers or specials? No... It cannot be combined with any other offers or with sale items.

Is Groupon safe? Extremely. Your credit card number is transmitted by SSL directly to a secure electronic vault. At no time is your credit card information stored on servers.

What happens if my Groupon expires? All is not lost! Once a Groupon reaches its expiration date, it loses its promotional value, but you can still redeem it at the price you paid for the length of time stated by gift certificate laws in your state.

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