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PIF unveils screening tool for pet supplement marketing

PIF unveils screening tool for pet supplement marketing

Microplastics found in 84% of pet food brands, study warns

Microplastics found in 84% of pet food brands, study warns

PIF unveils screening tool for pet supplement marketing

PIF unveils screening tool for pet supplement marketing

New advisory framework aims to help businesses assess advertising risks for pet supplements

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The Pet Industry Federation has launched Guidance for Advertising, Review and Drafting (GARD), a screening tool to help businesses assess the advertising risk of pet supplements and non-medicinal veterinary products.

The new tool aims to support responsible marketing by identifying wording that risks presenting a product as a veterinary medicine. It targets manufacturers, brand owners, marketers, technical teams, and regulatory reviewers across the pet sector.

The framework uses a traffic-light structure to assess promotional material against regulatory guidelines published on 14 January 2026, serving as an advisory tool to support best practice rather than a substitute for legal review.

Nigel Baker, chief executive of PIF, said: “GARD has been developed to help businesses navigate an area that can often feel unclear in practice. By giving companies a more structured way to review wording and presentation, we hope it will support better decision-making and encourage high standards in the marketing of non-medicinal veterinary products across the pet sector.”

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