Dog lovers rush to major supermarket to scoop up dog toys scanning at the tills for just 20p each

DOG lovers are rushing to a major to scoop up dog toys scanning at the tills for just 20p each.

Bargain hunters spotted the huge deal while shopping at her local discount store.

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Shoppers have been left delighted after finding the pet toys selling for only 20p each at Asda.

A local customer cleared the shelves and snapped up 34 toys for her pet.

Taking to social media, a savvy whizz said: “Christmas Dog toys reduced to 20p in Asda got 34 toys for £6.80.

“I will be giving one of each toy to my dads and my friends dog and the other 26 are been donated to Birmingham Dogs Home.”

The post has already gathered more than 700 likes from fellow money-savers.

Dozens of users rushed to the comments section to share their thoughts.

One said: “Wonderful,” another added: “Well done you, what a lovely thing to do.”

Another shopper, who also nabbed the items, said: “I’ve just done exactly the same, my sister brought them in her Asda and will be dropping to Birmingham dogs as it’s our closest.”

It comes as shoppers have been rushing to buy a “lovely” 12-piece dining set scanning for £6.

The sets are part of the Stacey Solomon range and exclusive to the retailer’s George Home brand.

But this is not the only deal the supermarket giant has under its sleeve.

Asda has made a big change in stores to help shoppers with the cost of living – and they’re delighted.

The supermarket is offering all its customers a free bowl of porridge and a hot drink every day from now until March 20.

It will be available from 8am to 12pm in all 205 Asda cafes.

Thee is no eligibility criteria and all you need to do is ask for the deal at the counter.

If you want to find out where your local Asda is you can use the store locator tool on the retailer’s website.

A lot of time to get offers like this you need to be in the right place at the right time, but there are ways you can be in with a better chance.

Often markdowns will happen after big holiday periods such as Christmas and Easter.

It is also worth keeping an eye out after other celebrations such as Mother’s Day and Valentine’s Day.

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk