PET OWNERS are rushing to B&M for a bargain that’s only gracing the shelves for a limited time.
The bargain retailer is currently selling Warmapet’s self-heating thermal bed at an incredible price of just £7.50.
That’s an incredible price drop of £14.50 on a gorgeously sot-quilted thermal bed, fitted with a woven layer.
The bed is described as having a heat reflective foil and keeps the heat with its thermal insulation.
B&M says it’s guaranteed to provide constant warmth and it measures 50cm by 70cm.
One eagle-eyed shopper took to a bargaining and coupons page on Facebook to share the news, and low price, much to the joy of bargain-hunting pet owners.
The Facebook user posted a photo of the product alongside the caption “Reduced to £7.50 in B&M”.
The post quickly amassed almost 200 likes and just under 200 comments from excited pet owners gushing over how much their pets would enjoy the thermal bed.
One user wrote: “think reggie might need one of these xxx”.
A second added: “be good for lunas old joints”.
While a third user shared a photo of a pet mattress alongside the caption: “Also had this one 90cm x 60cm for £7.50.”
It’s important to remember that these deals are only available in store, and shoppers should act quick to avoid disappointment.
A few years ago, The Sun revealed which thermal dog blankets, crate mats and beds were best for keeping your pets warm.
Back then, the Warmapet thermal bed was priced at £15, but topped the market as the best thermal bed for your dog – compared to the cheapest and second best bed which was from Fetch at £28.35.
It’s important to shop around whilst trying to find the best deals, even though some retailers may be more reliable than others.
Another excited pet owner shared how she managed to find an adorable outfit for her dog for just £5 from Pets at Home.
The pet store is also selling collars for half price, with a handful of items reduced to £3.50 from £7.
Meanwhile, some pet owners have opted to pick up their dog harnesses from B&M, where they have been discounted by 99 per cent.
The pet essential is now selling for just 10p instead of £8.
Other B&M shoppers have revealed how they save hundreds of pounds by using the store’s free barcode scanner.
This handy little tool lets shoppers see if the item’s actual price is cheaper than the one being advertised on the shelves.
Best of all, the app is completely free to use – you just need to download the B&M app.
Sam Penney, who runs the B&M Scanner And Other Bargains Facebook group, told The Sun how she gets unbelievable items for just 10p.
Sam said: “Look out for two sets of bedding, exactly the same, but one with a £20 sticker and one will be £19.99 – often one of these will be reduced by huge amounts and the other full price.”
Sam has previously found duvet sets reduced from £20 to just 10p.
She has also managed to pick up a window vacuum for just £1 in the past, simply because B&M had changed its packaging and had to clear out the old stock.
