Shoppers left divided by Home Bargains’ £3.99 ‘super cute’ Christmas tree decorations people think ‘look like dead rats’

IT'S no Christmas without popping into Home Bargains for all the festive essentials.

However, the retailer's latest addition has left social media users totally divided - so, what do YOU think?

This comes after one fan of the mega store, Amanda Haddon, took to Facebook to show off the ''super cute'' festive decorations she'd spotted at Home Bargains.

''Home bargains - again. I think these are super cute,'' said Amanda about the retailer's squirrel-inspired decor, which all retailer for under a tenner.

Full of ideas on how to deck her home, Amanda said: ''I’m going to make a snowy display on my banister with them.''

According to the home interior-loving shopper, fellow customers can snap up the squirrel on the stick for £7.99, whilst the standalone squirrel decoration will set you back just £3.99.

But whilst the customer seemed to be pleased with her finds, the brand new additions to the aisles appeared to have left other Facebook users totally divided.

, shared on the popular , has since racked up more than 260 likes and hundreds of comments.

''I’ll be honest i thought stored taxidermy at first,'' wrote one member of the page who reckoned the squirrels looked dead.

''It's an unusual taste but if you can make it work then go for it,'' the person went on.

''At first glance I thought they were rats,'' cried another, comparing the decor to the common rodent.

''that’s what I thought u had to look double make sure they weren’t rats,'' someone else chimed in.

''Looks like they’ve been killed and hung,'' a fourth also wasn't too sure about the bizarre ornament.

However, amongst fellow Home Bargains fans, there were also plenty of those who were quite keen to snap up the £3.99 and £7.99 finds.

''I'm gonna get a squirrel, just hope my cat doesn't get to it,'' a person joked.

''Got mine already a few weeks back. I live in a very old cottage with a lot of wooden beams, I am doing a Nordic theme , so fit in well..'' a Christmas super fan wrote.

''My dogs would have a field day if I got these, I have seen them in home bargains they are cute,'' a pet owner said.

Heading to Home Bargains to snap up all the festive must-haves in time for Christmas?

One shopper, Liyana Leena, from Birmingham, recently listed her favourite finds, which included kids' toys, gifts for men, as well as 35 gold baubles for £8, candy canes for £4, £2.49 for a big lolly stick, as well as £2,99 for the faux sweets.