These Pet Beverages from Aldi are Made from Natural Ingredients
Michael Hemsworth — November 29, 2017 — Lifestyle
It's no secret that pet owners are often on the hunt for ways to pamper their furry friend, so these pet beverages from Aldi have been formulated to help get them involved in your holiday festivities. The new drinks includes the 'Bottom Sniffer' dog beer and 'Pawsecco' cat wine, which allow pet owners to treat their furry member of the family to a cocktail during their party this holiday season.
The pet beverages from Aldi are formulated to be palatable for dogs and cats, which includes the dog beer featuring a chicken flavor that is made with dandelion and burdock along with added minerals. The cat wine comes in white or rosé options and is made with a series of herbal infusions from nettle, elderflower, lime flower and ginseng.
The pet beverages from Aldi are formulated to be palatable for dogs and cats, which includes the dog beer featuring a chicken flavor that is made with dandelion and burdock along with added minerals. The cat wine comes in white or rosé options and is made with a series of herbal infusions from nettle, elderflower, lime flower and ginseng.
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