SHOPPERS are flocking to buy an adorable dog outfit for a dirt cheap price both online and in store.
The pawsome sale offers a stylish pet getup for just £5 as prices drop to less than half price.
An excited pet owner shared the news on the Facebook chat Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group.
She wrote: “Nice reductions in my local pets at home today.. will do for my cockapoo in the winter.
“I was looking at these when they were full price (i believe around £15 but cant remember) £5 will do though! Lovely quilted and fluffy inside, Available online aswell.”
The outfit is a cozy-looking floral button up jacket with front pockets for storing snacks.
And this wasn’t the only discounted item at the store as one person commented: “Collars were on discount too, I got my boy a new one for £3.50 down from £7.”
Another raved about Pets at Home writing: “I get all of my Dobby’s outfits from pets at home , as I know it’s a perfect fit for him the xs my teenie boy is ok 1.9kg so hard to find stuff that fit him.”
It comes as a savvy shopper has revealed how she managed to bag a pile of posh dog food for just 1p.
The pet owner also shared the deal in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group.
The shopper revealed she got a box full of meat, turkey and fish for her dogs for just a penny.
She said: “Did anyone received their 1p bella and Duke package yet? Mine has just arrived.”
“I’ve just cancelled my subscription as well. I have 3 happy sausage dogs.”
The bargain hunter said she purchased a box of £50 worth of dog food with a Bella and Duke code that was available for new customers.
And B&M shoppers have been rushing out to buy a “great find” pet essential selling for 10p instead of £8.
The discounter, which runs over 700 UK stores, is selling a large reflective dog harness for 99% off.
One shopper found the steal in their local branch, posting a photo of it on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.
They said: “I’m never one of the lucky ones that finds bargains, but hit lucky today!
“Couldn’t believe it when it scanned for only 10pence!”