Home Bargains is selling 79p dog accessory that's the ‘ultimate solution' for keeping your pet cool in 30C heat
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PAW-FECT Home Bargains is selling 79p dog accessory that's the 'ultimate solution' for keeping your pet cool in 30C heat
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HOME Bargains has a cheap dog accessory for sale that is perfect for keeping your pet cool over the summer months.
As temperatures rise, it is important to ensure pets remain safe from the heat at all hours of the day.
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Pets Cooling Bandana for 79p from Home Bargains helps dogs in the heat
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The Pets Cooling Bandana from Home Bargains is the "ultimate solution" for pet owners, which can even provide relief when they need to be left alone.
Selling at just 79p, this pet item is both useful for helping them in 30C heat, as well as being a stylish accessory that is cheap.
As the retailer suggests, it is crucial to ensure pets do not overheat because "if you're hot, your pets are hotter...and no, panting isn't a vibe."
The cooling bandana works by being made from a cool touch 100 per cent polyester material.
As stated in the product's description, it is "the perfect accessory to ensure your pet stays comfortable during those scorching days."
Available in small, medium or large, this accessory can be used on cats or dogs of various sizes.
On top of that, it is not the only cheap cooling solution that Home Bargains is providing for pets this summer.
The discount variety store also has a range of other budget-friendly items that can be useful for keeping pets cool.
Among those include a range of cooling mats, that are priced between £3.99 and £5.99 depending on size.
They also have an Aquapaw Pet Bathing Sprayer that is significantly discounted, and useful for keeping your dog cool and clean.
How to keep pets safe during a heatwave
With an 82 per cent discount, the Aquapaw Pet Bathing Sprayer now costs just £3.99 from Home Bargains, rather than its original price of £22.99.
It is an "innovative wearable tool" that combines a sprayer and a scrubber that can be turned on and off at the press of a button.
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