Industry News
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Jun- 2012 -27 June
Doncaster reptile show goes ahead, despite controversy
The mayor of Doncaster, Peter Davies, has spoken out about his attempts to put a stop to the reptile show at the Doncaster Dome this month. The International Herpetological Society went to the High Court to force bosses at the Doncaster Council-owned venue to allow its show to go ahead.…
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27 June
Doncaster reptile show goes ahead, despite controversy
The mayor of Doncaster, Peter Davies, has spoken out about his attempts to put a stop to the reptile show at the Doncaster Dome this month. The International Herpetological Society went to the High Court to force bosses at the Doncaster Council-owned venue to allow its show to go ahead.…
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27 June
New tools for evaluating quality of life for dogs and cats with heart disease
Veterinarians at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University have developed two surveys that could help evaluate the quality of life for dogs and cats with heart disease. Two surveys known as ‘FETCH’ (Functional Evaluation of Cardiac Health) and ‘CATCH’ (Cats’ Assessment Tool for Cardiac Health) have been…
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27 June
New tools for evaluating quality of life for dogs and cats with heart disease
Veterinarians at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University have developed two surveys that could help evaluate the quality of life for dogs and cats with heart disease. Two surveys known as ‘FETCH’ (Functional Evaluation of Cardiac Health) and ‘CATCH’ (Cats’ Assessment Tool for Cardiac Health) have been…
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27 June
Sharples ‘N’ Grant issues sun risk reminder
Ultra violet rays are well renowned for being detrimental to our health but research has shown that dogs are just as likely to get skin cancer as humans. The study has shown that a third of all tumours in canines are related to the sun’s harmful rays, but using human…
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27 June
Sharples ‘N’ Grant issues sun risk reminder
Ultra violet rays are well renowned for being detrimental to our health but research has shown that dogs are just as likely to get skin cancer as humans. The study has shown that a third of all tumours in canines are related to the sun’s harmful rays, but using human…
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26 June
Dogs given Prozac for behavioural problems
A Prozac-style drug has been launched for dogs as a study reveals that 6.4 million dogs are suffering from behavioural problems. A study carried out on 1,300 dog owners who observed their dogs’ behaviour for a period of two weeks, has found that up to 80 per cent of the…
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26 June
Dogs given Prozac for behavioural problems
A Prozac-style drug has been launched for dogs as a study reveals that 6.4 million dogs are suffering from behavioural problems. A study carried out on 1,300 dog owners who observed their dogs’ behaviour for a period of two weeks, has found that up to 80 per cent of the…
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26 June
Virginia Harvey joins Beaphar UK
As part of its business growth, Beaphar has appointed Virginia Harvey as pet product manager. Harvey has been given the task of providing first class marketing support for the company’s cat and dog product ranges, launching new and innovative products and providing product support to both retailers and pet owners.…
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26 June
Virginia Harvey joins Beaphar UK
As part of its business growth, Beaphar has appointed Virginia Harvey as pet product manager. Harvey has been given the task of providing first class marketing support for the company’s cat and dog product ranges, launching new and innovative products and providing product support to both retailers and pet owners.…
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