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Aldi is selling little ‘sunshade’ loungers to keep your dog cool over summer
Aldi have your back for those summer essentials
Could this be the best invention ever?
Aldi, the undisputed king of random purchases, has pulled out all the stops with its new ‘sunshade’ loungers for dogs.
Admittedly, the timing could be better, what with the constant showers and hail storms happening across Greater Manchester at the moment.
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But, as you might have heard, we are expected to experience a much-needed heatwave next month, with the Met Office expecting temperatures to (hopefully) soar to 22C maximum and 16C at the minimum by June 16th.
So, in true British fashion, people across the country have been frantically preparing for that rare spell of warm and sunny weather with last minute BBQ and paddling pool purchases.
Yet while Brits have been rejoicing at the news, their pets may be a little less impressed.
It’s no secret that dogs and cats with longer fur struggle enormously in the country’s rare spells of hot weather, with many preferring to stay indoors rather than sunbathe in the gardens with their owners.
But fear not! Aldi has gone the extra mile to provide the sun-deprived pets of Britain with the summer accessories they didn’t know they needed.
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Enter: The Sunshade Dog Bed.
In what could possibly be the most middle-aisle product ever created, your four legged friends will enjoy the warm(ish) weather like never before.
The bed, which boasts a protection of UPF 50, is designed to keep pets cool and elevated off the ground and comes with a removable sun canopy that provides shade and protection from any glare.
Easily portable, the bed also comes with a handy carry bag, ideal for owners who are out and about.
With a price of just £19.99, this bed is a steal.
And that isn’t all Aldi is doing for the uncomfortably warm pets of the nation – they also offer a lightweight Pet Cooling Towel at just £2.99, and a Dog Car Seat for £9.99.
All items are available online and in store from today, May 20th, just in time for the impending heatwave.