Trade Organisations
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Nov- 2012 -30 November
Princess Anne opens “first of its kind” animal cancer treatment facility
A state-of-the-art cancer treatment and research facility for animals – believed to be the first of its kind in Europe…
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30 November
OATA relaunch website to create consumer-friendly area
The Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association (OATA) announced the launch of a completely redesigned website to take shape during November. The…
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28 November
Welsh dog control Bill leading the way, according to BVA
Addressing a dog’s actions before they become a problem is the right way forward in Wales, according to the British…
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27 November
Three quarters of hearing dogs owners turned away from service providers
Figures released by the Hearing Dogs for Deaf People have revealed a shocking amount of discrimination against deaf people who…
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26 November
BVA calls for financial support for Northern Ireland
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has called for financial support from the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development for Animal…
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23 November
PETA urge rethink of buying pets for Christmas gifts
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has urged people thinking of purchasing pets as presents this Christmas to…
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21 November
PCTA appoint new chief executive
The Pet Care Trade Association (PCTA) has appointed a new chief executive who will take the reins of the PCTA…
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20 November
NOAH launches pet disease prevention campaign
The National Office of Animal Health (NOAH) is embarking on an “I heart my pet” campaign to encourage pet owners…
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15 November
Website launched to help vets setting up in practice
Vets4Pets has launched its new website, aiming to inform veterinary professionals about joint venture partnerships. The new website, started by…
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13 November
New yellow ribbon SpaceDogs awareness campaign launched
A Manchester-based appeal has been launched to spread awareness and education of rescue and normal dogs’ special needs and requirements.…
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