Current Affairs
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Feb- 2017 -24 February
Royal Canin’s retailer training events are back by popular demand
ROYAL CANINยฎ now has over 70 trained specialist pet retailers working as โRetail Ambassadorsโ. They canย recommend scientific health nutrition and…
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24 February
Gumtree responds to puppy smuggling sellers
Gumtree has responded to the claim that two puppy smugglers sold pets on its website. Two Southport residents, originally from…
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24 February
Woofmasta is on the hunt for dogs who can blog
Woofmasta is on the hunt for one-off blogs from Britainโs most characterful dogs โ with thank you treats assured for…
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23 February
Forthglade launch new limited edition dog food
Forthglade has launched a new limited edition Spring dog food. Produced in Devon, Forthgladeโs Complete Lamb with Spring Veg &…
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22 February
Natures Menu wins Feefo Gold Service award
Natures Menu has won a Feefo Gold Service award. The independent seal of excellence recognises businesses for delivering exceptional experiences,…
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22 February
Arden Grange competition continues until 31 March
Retailers still have time to winย ยฃ1000 in holiday vouchers. To celebrate itsย 20thย anniversary, Arden Grange has inviting independent stockists of its…
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21 February
75,000 meals donated to animal charities
Hertfordshire based pet food brands, Barking Heads andย Meowing Heads, are donating over 75,000 meals of their ย dog and cat food…
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20 February
Northern Pet Trade launch new website
Northern Pet Trade has launched its new, improved website for trade customers, www.northernpettrade.com. The slick new design of the website…
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20 February
Pond plant alternatives offered by Association
Pond plant alternatives have been offered by the Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association. As pond season approaches, OATAย is reminding retailers that…
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20 February
1,000 chicks abandoned in a field
A sea of day-old chicks were left abandoned in a field in Cambridgeshire. Members of the public spotted about 1,000…
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