Aldi Ireland rushing to major summer bargain for dogs in middle aisle – and it costs just €9.99
ALDI Ireland fans are scrambling to get their hands on a new dog pool for summer.
The retailer is set to launch new
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The Collapsible Pet Pool is priced at just €9.99
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You can also treat your furry friend with a Small Plush Pet Bed
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The discount store's middle aisle will be packed full of goodies for our four-legged pals, with everything from a water fountain to a pet pool.
Their description reads: "Keep your dog cool, hydrated and entertained on warm summer days with this fun dog water fountain.
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"It provides fresh drinking water at the push of a paw.
"And features a big, wide pedal on the front that your pooch presses to activate the water stream."
Give your four-legged friends a fun way to cool off this
It is available in three colours: tropical, blue or stripes.
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The Collapsible Pet Pool has a capacity of 20 gallons and comes with heat-sealed edges to prevent sharpness.
It also comes with a repair kit, PP water watcher tag and a manual.
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The pool is also washable, collapsible and waterproof.
Treat your furry friend to a Small Plush Pet Bed, available in four colours - and it is currently retailing at €14.99.
Aldi bosses said: "Keep your furry friends' tails wagging while they relax in comfort.
"Dimensions: 47.5 x 42 x 21cm (approx.). Removable Plush Cushion.
"PU leather, pet collection logo on front middle of the bed."
The Small Plush Pet Bed comes with a bottom cushion that has stitches to prevent stuffing moving around.
Pet owners can choose from two tone plush, faux suede, corduroy or quilted.
The new pet essentials are set to be in Aldi Ireland stores across the country on Thursday, June 12.
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Dog owners will be able to get their hands on the Pet Water Fountain for €5.99
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