Aldi's Doggy Ice Cream, which sold 30 tubs per minute when it first launched has made a comeback due to popular demand.
The supermarket's Doggy Ice Cream, which costs £2.99 for a pack of 4 (110ml each), is a Specialbuy item and will only be available while stocks last.
Pet owners can choose between two flavours, Pea and Vanilla and Carrot and Apple. The dog-friendly ice cream is 100 percent plant-based and made with real fruits and vegetables, offering a healthy snack while keeping pets cool during the warm weather.
Aldi's Langham's Doggy Ice Cream was a hit when it was first launched, prompting the company's Managing Director of Buying, Julie Ashfield, to express her delight at the positive response. The product is now back, and the company hopes that even more pets will be able to enjoy it.
Aldi's Langham's Doggy Ice Cream will be available in stores in the UK from the 13th of May.
