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  • Jun- 2018 -
    4 June
    Pet Retailers

    Footfall drops 8.6 percent as sunshine fails to attract shoppers

    The UK high street saw an overall 8.6 percent year-on-year drop in footfall despite the warm May bank holidays, figures show. According to Ipsos’ UK Retail Traffic Weathermap, London and the south east saw the sharpest decline with 13.3 percent fewer shoppers on the high street compared with the same…

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  • 1 June
    Just for Pets unveils rebrand as it looks to reengage with pet owners

    Just for Pets unveils rebrand as it looks to reengage with pet owners

    Specialist pet retailer Just for Pets is putting knowledge and an energised customer experience top of its agenda as it prepares to unveil its refreshed market approach and new visual identity. Signalling the start of a two year, initial £1m, investment strategy − Just for Pets has overhauled its market…

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  • May- 2018 -
    31 May
    Pets at Home

    Top four pet retailers lose brand visibility over year, study shows

    Pets at Home is among the top four pet retail companies which has experienced an eight percent drop in its brand visibility over the past year, a new report has revealed. However, the retailer remains at the top of the market according to The Pets Supplier Insight Report, produced by digital…

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  • 30 May
    Jollyes

    Pet retailer Jollyes bought out by Kester Capital

    Pet retailer Jollyes has been sold to mid-market UK private equity firm Kester Capital in a deal advised by M&A company Cavendish Corporate Finance. The UK retailer has over 70 superstores and concessions across the country and recently expanded its offering to customers to include grooming and veterinary services in…

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  • 29 May
    Danish pet retailer partners with Sporting Saint

    Danish pet retailer partners with Sporting Saint

    Danish pet retailer Siccaro has announced a new partnership with specialist gundog retailer Sporting Saint. The partnership will make it easier for UK consumers to obtain the Danish retailer’s unique products as they become available at Sporting Saint. David Drachmann-Sunne, European commercial director at Siccaro, said: “We are pleased to…

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  • 23 May
    Vet’s Kitchen launches new ‘Puppy Pack’ product for new pet owners

    Vet’s Kitchen launches new ‘Puppy Pack’ product for new pet owners

    Vet’s Kitchen has launched a new ‘Puppy Pack’ that aims to assist new owners in getting through the early stages of pet ownership. The pack contains a guide to dog ownership, a tote bag, 1.3kg bag of Chicken and Brown Rice complete puppy food, a packet of Little Stars Smart…

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  • 22 May
    Pets at Home

    Pets at Home profits plummet by 12 percent despite sales rise

    Pets at Home has announced a drop in pre-tax profits of 12.3 percent despite seeing revenues rise by 5.5 percent. The financial year of 2019 will be the second year of the company’s financial transition as it looks to obtain sustainable profit growth. Pets at Home reported a two percent…

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  • 18 May
    Online retail jumps 19 percent in April

    Online retail jumps 19 percent in April

    UK online retail sales went from strength to strength in April, up 18.8 percent year-on-year (YoY) according to the latest figures. The IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index showed it was the highest YoY increase since November 2016, despite the dampening effect of Easter falling in March this year. There was…

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  • 15 May
    UK brand Wagg tells Amazon it needs ‘to have a conversation’ over Wag brand

    UK brand Wagg tells Amazon it needs ‘to have a conversation’ over Wag brand

    UK pet brand Wagg has told Amazon they need “to have a conversation” over the name of their new pet brand when speaking to media. The UK brand is concerned that the online retailer will bring the Wag brand to the UK under the same name. The UK company cannot…

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  • 14 May
    Pets at Home drops new Skegness store after recruiting and training staff

    Pets at Home drops new Skegness store after recruiting and training staff

    Pets at Home’s new Skegness store will not open despite the pet retail giant recruiting and training staff ahead of a launch. Only a few days ago the store announced it was due to open at the end of the month, but now it has decided it won’t be opened.…

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