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Dec- 2021 -8 DecemberLatest News
Jollyes opens new store in Newtownabbey
Jollyes has announced the opening of its brand-new store at Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland. It revealed Jollyes’ new Newtownabbey store is…
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3 DecemberRetailers
Jollyes to invest in Northern Ireland market
Jollyes has announced plans to invest £325,000 in Northern Ireland to open new stores and support key Irish suppliers. The…
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Feb- 2021 -4 FebruaryPet Owners
Leicester tops list of pet-friendly staycations
Leicester has topped the list of best pet-friendly staycations locations in the UK, according to research carried out by Online…
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Nov- 2020 -2 NovemberRetailers
Luxury pet business launches in Belfast
The owners of a new business selling luxury gifts for pets have opened in Belfast, after it saw online sales…
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Feb- 2020 -21 FebruaryPet Owners
Southampton is the UK’s most ‘pet-friendliest’ city, study suggests
Southampton is the pet-friendliest city in the UK for renters, according to insurance company Towergate. Ranking factors in the study…
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Jan- 2020 -29 JanuaryVeterinary
IVC Evidensia opens first Northern Ireland branch
IVC Evidensia has announced the opening of its first start-up practice in Northern Ireland. Stormont Veterinary Practice, located in Belfast,…
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13 JanuaryCharities
Dogs Trust receives call every six minutes over unwanted Christmas pets
Dogs Trust has reported it has received a call every six minutes regarding unwanted pets since reopening their adoption centre…
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Mar- 2019 -29 MarchManufacturers
Naturediet partners with Glenkrag in Ireland
Independent dog food manufacturer, Naturediet Pet Foods has announced it has partnered with Irish distributor Glenkrag. Naturediet said it was…
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8 MarchPet Owners
A quarter of dog owners ‘not prepared for costs’
Some 24% of dog owners have admitted they were not prepared for the cost of owning a dog, research from…
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Jan- 2018 -22 JanuaryPet Owners
Female cats more likely to be right-handed, study finds
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have found that female cats are much more likely to use their right paw than…
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