Trade Organisations
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Mar- 2013 -20 March
AHT specialists give dog its sight back
Animal Health Trust (AHT) surgeons have restored a two-year-old rescue dog’s sight following complex surgery to remove a cataract. Rufus,…
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20 March
PCTA rebrands as the Pet Industry Federation
The Pet Care Trade Association (PCTA) has changed its name to the Pet Industry Federation in a bid to establish…
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19 March
Stuart Reid elected RCVS vice president
Professor Stuart Reid was elected to be the next vice president of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) at…
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1 March
Dogs Trust to offer free microchipping
One of the UK’s biggest dog charities has announced it will offer free microchipping in all its centres. Microchipping will…
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Feb- 2013 -25 February
Cats Protection announces Animal Search UK partnership
One of the UK’s leading feline welfare charities Cats Protection has announced a partnership with Animal Search UK to help…
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20 February
Dogs Trust works with Marmax to improve sustainability
One of the UK’s largest dog welfare charities has been working with a recycled plastics manufacturer to create new dog…
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15 February
OATA fighting for future of popular pond product
Popular algae control product barley straw will be removed from shelves this autumn if the Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association’s (OATA)…
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13 February
BVA reacts to the ASA’s Morrisons ad ruling
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has decided not to uphold complaints against Morrisons Christmas TV advertisement. Back in December, the…
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11 February
PCTA offers alternative route to microchipping legislation
The Pet Care Trade Association (PCTA) has welcomed the Government’s plans to introduce compulsory microchipping for all dogs and proffered…
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Jan- 2013 -30 January
£3 million of sales saved after OATA steps in over plant ban
The Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association (OATA) is reporting it has saved the aquatics industry around £3 million in lost sales…
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