Industry News
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Feb- 2017 -8 February
Recognise vets’ vital role in run up to Brexit, says BVA President
The president of the British Veterinary Association (BVA) has stressed the important position vets will hold in post-Brexit Britain. Recognising and retaining the…
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8 February
Unlicensed pet shop owner found guilty
A Dewlish pet shop owner has been found guilty of offences under the Pet Animals Act 1951, following an investigation undertaken…
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8 February
Pet clothing company supports fight against human trafficking
Pet clothing company Lulu & Robbie is showing its support for the United Nations’ Blue Heart Campaign against human trafficking. One…
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7 February
Euthanasia drug found in dog food
A US pet food company has recalled its ‘Hunk of Beef’ product after drugs used for euthanasia were detected. Evanger’s Dog…
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7 February
Equine company branches into the dog sector
Established horse rug brand Masta is launching a new label for smaller pets, Woofmasta. The company is using its many years’…
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7 February
One stone rabbit set for PDSA diet
A rabbit weighing over 1 stone has been signed up for a national pet slimming competition after ballooning to almost…
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7 February
RSPCA to keep powers of prosecution
Private prosecutions will continue to be made by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a new report reveals. MPs…
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7 February
PIF responds to Defra’s ‘next steps’ for animal establishment licensing
The Pet Industry Federation (PIF) has broadly welcomed DEFRA’s Next Steps document on the review of animal establishment licensing, which…
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7 February
FSB calls for a pro-business Budget to boost jobs
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called for a pro-business Budget that boosts jobs and long-term growth. The Federations…
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7 February
New puppy sale laws crack down on backyard breeders
The sales of puppies younger than eight weeks has been made illegal in a bid to crack down on irresponsible…
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