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  • Jun- 2017 -
    2 June
    ROYAL CANIN

    More than 600 vets attend ROYAL CANIN® Symposium

    More than 600 veterinary professionals travelling from 61 countries recently came together to explore ‘Feline Medicine in the 21st Century’ at ROYAL CANIN’s latest Vet Symposium. The two-day convention was hosted near to ROYAL CANIN’s head office in Montpellier, France. It allowed delegates to attend both clinical and practice management…

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  • 2 June
    Superzoo

    Superzoo confirms show dates for 2018

    North American pet retail trade exposition and conference, SuperZoo, will return to the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, Las Vegas in 2018. The event will take place from 26-28 June with conference sessions held 25-27 June. World Pet Association (WPA), the producer of Superzoo, chose to move the show to June from its…

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  • 2 June
    Pet shop owner killed fish to charge mobile phone

    Pet shop owner killed fish to charge mobile phone

    A pet shop owner killed a goldfish by unplugging the fish tank pump to charge his mobile phone. Four other fish were saved from the aquarium after the pump was left without power. Jewan Shikho, owner of Pets Place in Salford, has been banned for five years after breaching 23 conditions of his…

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  • 1 June
    Pets live longer thanks to improved nutrition

    Pets live longer thanks to improved nutrition

    Improved nutrition and healthcare has led to dogs and cats living longer, according to new research from Euromonitor International. Cats reach geriatric life stage at the age of 15 years, but it is not unusual for them to live until their late teens, whereas dogs tend to have a shorter…

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  • May- 2017 -
    31 May
    DTC dogs

    Dog Treat Company joins forces with Forest Holidays

    Devon-based business, Dog Treat Company (DTC) has announced a dog-friendly alliance with Forest Holidays. The latter offers nine luxury cabin sites in woodland settings. Forest Holidays is a Forestry Commission-backed project (born in 1973) tasked with reacquainting families and their dogs with the Great British countryside. From Deerpark in Cornwall…

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  • 31 May
    UK needs to continue to be ‘a global centre of excellence for animal medicines’

    UK needs to continue to be ‘a global centre of excellence for animal medicines’

    The National Office of Animal Health (NOAH) has released its animal health manifesto ahead of the General Election on 8 June, stating the important role of animal medicines. With Brexit in the spotlight, the manifesto highlights what is needed for the UK to secure a future as a ‘global centre…

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  • 31 May
    First ever treat range for AATU launched

    First ever treat range for AATU launched

    AATU has launched its first ever treat range featuring five flavours available from next week. Puppy (Chicken and Salmon) Duck Turkey Chicken Salmon and Sardine These new ‘artisan bakes’ are handcrafted using traditional baking methods, which enhances natural aromas. The treats are cooked in renewable and sustainable energy sourced wood burning…

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  • 31 May
    Petcor, SALSA, pet food

    Petcor awarded SALSA food accreditation

    The manufacturer of natural air-dried Veni-Dog treats, Petcor, has been awarded the SALSA food accreditation. SALSA (Safe and Local Supplier Approval) is a food safety certification scheme for food producers. It’s only granted to suppliers who are able to demonstrate to an auditor that they are able to produce safe and legal food…

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  • 30 May
    Highstreet

    ‘Save the high street’, say industry leaders

    The British Independent Retailers Association (bira) has shown its support for a new initiative for UK retailers. In May 2017, it joined industry leaders such as AppearHere, Bink, CityHouseMedia, CitySprint and many more, to work alongside the 120+ nationwide SaveTheHighStreet.org Retailer Advisory Board members. Together, they are implementing a programme to support…

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  • 30 May
    RVC, French Bulldog

    RVC highlights health concerns for popular dog breeds

    The French Bulldog is expected to become the most registered dog in 2017, overtaking the Labrador Retrievers’ 27-year reign at the top, reports the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). New research shows that appearance is the number one reason owners purchase flat-faced breeds, attracted by their large, round, wide-set eyes, and flat…

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