Pets at Home Chesterfield reopens following flooding
It also includes a Vets for Pets, located on the mezzanine floor within the Pet Care Centre, a locally-owned practice run by a team of four highly skilled vets
Pets at Home has announced the reopening of its revamped Chesterfield store after it was closed due to flooding.
The company stated it has invested more than £1.3m in refurbishing and enhancing the Chesterfield Pet Care Centre store.
The new 10,015 sq ft superstore gives local customers access to Pet Grooming, Pets at Home’s own grooming salon.
It also includes a Vets for Pets, located on the mezzanine floor within the Pet Care Centre, a locally-owned practice run by a team of four highly skilled vets.
The new superstore is part of Pets at Home’s ongoing expansion programme, with the pet care business opening new stores, refurbishing existing stores and growing its veterinary practices.
Anna Cremin, store manager, said: “We’re delighted to be reopening the Pets at Home Pet Care Centre in Chesterfield and providing local pet owners with an enhanced store and veterinary practice. We can’t wait to welcome customers and their pets back so they can experience everything the new store has to offer.
“It has been designed to provide everything you need to keep pets happy, healthy, and safe, all under one roof. Whether you need help with harness fitting, expert grooming services, or just some friendly advice, our passionate team is here.”
Paul Meiring, practice owner and veterinary surgeon, at Vets for Pets Chesterfield, added: “The whole team is so excited to have our new veterinary practice up and running. We can’t wait to welcome back our loyal clients to our new facilities and meet new ones.
“Being part of this brilliant community is a privilege and we are ready to continue supporting local pet owners and their pets. With our state-of-the-art services and advanced treatment options, we are committed to providing the highest quality veterinary care every day.”
