Nulo Frontrunner 3-lb Deal: $12.99 & Free Curbside Pickup

Bogie's Pet Supply in Fremont stocks Nulo Frontrunner Ancient Grains Chicken/Oats/Turkey in the 3-lb bag at $12.99, and you can grab it through free curbside pickup. No shipping fee tacked onto a thirteen-dollar order. No tracking a box for three days. You call, we set it at the curb, you grab it on your way to the store. That's the whole transaction.

The 3-lb Nulo Frontrunner bag and why it fits most households

The 3-lb format sits in a sweet spot for single dogs, smaller breeds, or households that rotate between a few food brands. A 25-lb bag of kibble can last a small dog two or three months. By then, the bag's been sitting in a garage or under a cabinet, and the last few cups aren't as fresh as the first. The 3-lb bag of Nulo Frontrunner gets used up in one to two weeks for most dogs, which means the food stays at peak freshness.

The formula itself is straightforward:

• Chicken as the primary protein
• Turkey as the secondary protein
• Oats for fiber and digestibility
• Ancient grains, no corn or wheat fillers

No mystery meat by-products. No artificial preservatives. You can read the ingredient list and know exactly what's in it. For dogs with sensitive stomachs or owners who want to keep the ingredient list short, that distinction matters.

What does pet food shipping actually add to your order?

A standard online shipping fee on a small pet food order can add several dollars to the total, and on a $12.99 bag that's a meaningful chunk of the product cost just to get it to your door. And that's before you factor in the time. You place the order, wait a day or two for processing, then another two to five days in transit. A bag of dog food that should take five minutes to grab ends up taking a week.

As of 2026, most major online pet retailers still charge per-order shipping on items below a certain dollar threshold. A single 3-lb bag at $12.99 doesn't clear it. You'd need to buy three or four bags to hit free shipping, which means you're committing to 12 to 16 pounds of kibble you may not need yet.

The math gets worse when you factor in damage. Small bags in transit get crushed, punctured, or left in a delivery truck through a heat wave. You open the box and the bag's dented or the seal's broken. The return process for a thirteen-dollar item is, at best, a hassle.

Pick it up at the curb instead

Free curbside pickup at Bogie's works like this: you call or text ahead, we pull the Nulo Frontrunner from the shelf, set it at the curb in front of the store, and you grab it on your way in. The whole process takes about two minutes. No box to open. No shipping label to peel off. No "where's my package" email.

The fee is zero. Not a "free shipping over $50" deal. Not a coupon code you have to remember. The pickup is flat-out free, every time, on every order. You're paying $12.99 for the bag and $0 for getting it to your car.

• No minimum order
• No shipping threshold to hit
• No handling or processing charge
• Works on any product in the store, not just pet food

What's in the Bogie's aisle in Fremont

Bogie's Pet Supply sits in Fremont and carries Nulo Frontrunner in the 3-lb size alongside other Nulo lines and a range of domestic and international kibble brands. The shelf isn't a warehouse. You can pick up the bag, check the expiration date, feel the weight, and compare it to what you're currently feeding your dog before you commit.

The store also stocks:

• Frontrunner in other protein options and bag sizes
• Nulo Freestyle and Nulo Original lines
• Regional kibble brands you won't find on a big-box online retailer
• Treats, toppers, and supplements that pair with the Frontrunner formula

If you're in Fremont and you've been paying a shipping fee on a $13 bag of dog food, the alternative is a phone call and a two-minute walk to the curb. The Nulo Frontrunner 3-lb is on the shelf at $12.99. We'll have it at the curb when you pull up.