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What offers new Pets & Animals Facebook ads push this week (week of October 26, 2026)

How many of the 10,226 new Meta ads from Pets & Animals stores in the week of October 26, 2026 name a percentage discount, free shipping, a bundle, buy-one-get-one or Black Friday, and which offer types AdLibrarySpy's AI labeller finds, against the same days a week before.

Data as of October 30, 2026 · window October 26, 2026 to October 29, 2026This week is still running: the numbers are refreshed every day until November 9, 2026, then frozen.

Key facts

  • 12.6% of the 10,226 new Pets & Animals Facebook ads started in the week of October 26, 2026 named a percentage discount in the ad text, against 12.6% the week before.
  • 6.5% of new Pets & Animals Facebook ads mentioned free shipping or free delivery in the week of October 26, 2026, against 8.6% the week before.
  • 1.1% of new Pets & Animals Facebook ads mentioned Black Friday or Cyber Monday in the week of October 26, 2026 (113 ads), against 0.3% the week before.
  • 40% off was the most common discount named in new Pets & Animals Facebook ads in the week of October 26, 2026: 18.1% of the 1,290 ads naming a percentage off used it, and the median was 40% off.

The full ranking

In the ad text (share of all new ads)

#OfferShareWeek beforeChange
1Names a % discount12.6%12.6%±0 pts
2Mentions free shipping6.5%8.6%−2.1 pts
3Mentions a bundle2.6%2.2%+0.4 pts
4Mentions buy one, get one1%0.7%+0.3 pts
5Mentions Black Friday or Cyber Monday1.1%0.3%+0.8 pts

Sample: 10,226

By niche

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AdLibrarySpy, "What offers new Pets & Animals Facebook ads push this week (week of October 26, 2026)", adlibraryspy.com/trending/offers/pets-and-animals

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How we measure

The ad text (headline and body) of every new ad of the week (start date as reported by Meta). “Names a % discount” = text such as “50% off”; the named figure is counted (“up to 70% off” counts as 70). Free shipping, bundle, buy-one-get-one and Black Friday are phrase matches. Offer types are an AI model's confident reading of the ad text, as a share of the labelled ads; “No offer” counts in that whole but is never ranked. The week before is the same days, as the index held them at the same point in that week. A list needs 50,000 new ads (5,000 in a niche).

Every number is a count of Meta ads in the AdLibrarySpy index (the ads of the online stores it tracks), not a census of all of Meta. A ranking with too little data behind it is not published.

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