Eukanuba celebrates extraordinary dogs at The National Pet Show
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Thousands of animal lovers are expected to attend to The National Pet Show at ExCel London on May 7-8. Eukanuba, the sponsor of the SuperVet Live Tour, will be at the show, educating dog lovers about the importance of providing dogs with tailored nutrition and appropriate care to help them live a long, healthy and more vibrant life.
Visitors can enjoy Channel 4’s Supervet Professor Noel Fitzpatrick’s never-been-told-before stories of the pets he has treated recently at his surgery Fitzpatrick Referrals, giving visitors a unique insight in to a day in the life of the Supervet himself.
Eukanuba’s Veterinary Training Manager, Kellie Ceccarelli will be giving visitors the opportunity to learn more about the importance of providing dogs with the right tailored nutrition and appropriate care for their breed, life stage, and life style to enable them to live a long, healthy and more vibrant life.
Lastly, visitors can learn how grooming is an essential part of caring for pets’ health and well-being with demonstrations using the FURminator deShedding tool on the Eukanuba stand.
Giuliano Buccino, head of marketing at Spectrum Pet Brands (UK & Ireland) comments: “The National Pet Show is a great event, giving animal lovers the opportunity to come together and share the positive impact pets have on our lives.
“At Eukanuba, we encourage owners to bring out the extraordinary in their dogs by providing them with super premium nutrition and appropriate care, and as such, we’re thrilled to be exhibiting. The event is more than just a pet show; it celebrates the unique relationship that we have with our pets and educates visitors on responsible pet ownership so you can enjoy a long, happy and healthy life with your beloved dog.”
Eukanuba will be present at D658 during The National Pet Show. For more information and to buy tickets visit http://www.seetickets.com/tour/national-pet-show