ALDI Is Selling Gorgeous Pastel Dog Bowls Pet Parents Will Adore

Some people are obsessed with Costco's Kirkland products, others make sure to hit up Trader Joe's every week to see what's new, and for some, it's the Aldi Aisle of Shame that does it for them (or if you're me, it's all three — I love shopping). For those who may not already know, the Aisle of Shame at Aldi is just what fans of the grocery store call the aisle in the store that consists of items that aren't food, from actual pieces of furniture to dupes of expensive items that are popular right now. It's also a great place to score some pretty solid pet supplies at a low price.

Lately, we've seen a lot of awesome items to help enjoy summer with your pups, but one of the newest must haves is a basic... but in some truly stylish colors.

Included in this week's Aldi Finds — or the part of the weekly ad for the store that shows off the cool, new products that will now be available — are these cute dog bowls from the store's Heart to Tail brand. What you're getting are two stainless steel bowls set on a non-slip silicone mat, making it easier for your dog to eat without their bowl sliding all over the place and to help keep your floors a little cleaner in the process.

The real sell here are the colors, though. How cute are these?! The bowls are available in pastel blue, mint green, and tan, which should help brighten up the room a bit now that the sun is finally here.

Each bowl holds up to three cups of dog food or 23.7 fl. oz. of water, and are going for $12.99 — not a bad price at all for two dog bowls!

More Pet Supplies at Aldi This Week

These cute bowls aren't the only pet supplies on offer at the store this week. In my opinion, this one is the coolest — it's a pet safe splash pad to help keep your pups nice and cool on these hot summer days.

It doesn't require inflation or any set up other than spreading the mat out and hooking up the hose. It can be a great way to let your pet get out some of that pent up energy while you lounge nearby reading a book, and it's only $12.99.

And speaking out of outdoor fun, this Nerf dog toy is available for $12.99, too. It will send dog toys, bones, and tennis balls flying for your dog to go fetch, which is especially useful if you have a dog who loves to run long distances while you play.

Anyone else planning their Aldi trip this week?