In This Issue
Fish4Dogs' first-ever TV ad campaign starts in May
Advertising watchdog warns CEVA over Adaptil claims
Real food for the changing seasons
Smartphone giants Huawei joins forces with RSPCA to help find home for UK’s unwanted pets
PFMA delighted with positive member feedback
EUKANUBA reveals lifetime of love between owner and dog
Natures Menu expands Natural Raw Nuggets Range
Family fun charity day at award-winning pet store
‘Animal OBE’ for devoted Service Dog
PetSafe Brand launches behavioural training products
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Suspended prison sentence for thief who stole from Pets at Home store
Former owner of 4Paws kennels raided by RSPCA banned from being company director
Henry Bell launches own wild bird care brand
Ceva launches feline hypertension initiatives
Kitten saved by PDSA after eating toxic pollen
Colourful new season Koi carp now available
Rabbits 'not for sale' at Pets at Home stores over Easter
The best of the previous Pet Trade Xtra
Advertising watchdog rules that “home-cooked” pet food claims are misleading
Pets at Home stories hit the headlines
Pet trade staff are seeing big rises in basic salaries
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Suspended prison sentence for thief who stole from Pets at Home store

 

A thief who stole seven iPads from a Pets at Home store has been handed a 12-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, and also ordered to pay £1,566 in compensation.

 

Workers at Pets At Home on Festival Retail Park, Stoke-on-Trent, discovered the equipment had been taken from the staff room after noticing a normally-locked door was ajar.

 

Magistrates at North Staffordshire Justice Centre heard 36-year-old  Lee Hollinshead and another man had been captured on CCTV going into the private area.

 

The court heard the iPads were valued at £2,742. Three were later recovered – two from a car used by Hollinshead and one from his house.

 

Hollinshead, of Liverpool Road, Stoke, told officers he had gone into the shop looking for something for his cat but one of the people he was with decided to go into the staff room ‘to see if there was anything worth taking’ and he agreed to go along with it. 

 

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