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The Giant Pet Store in Norfolk closes down
Lancs pet shop argues that 'higher' business rates are unfair
Solus Garden & Leisure appoints Mark Pearson as new CEO
Ortiga seals deal with New Zealand natural pet food ZiwiPeak
Veggie Pooch set to move into pet shops with its vegetarian treats
Former rescue dog wins Slimmer of the Year
Charity announces change in lost-and-found pet service
German Shepherd dogs in Scotland in crisis
Stand space filling up fast at PATS Sandown
Happy Pet signs up to exhibit at PATS
Show Border Collie passes herding test with flying colours
Hamster-killing burglar jailed for four years
John Barrowman for 'Pet Hospital' series on Channel 4
Pensioner pleads guilty to animal welfare charges
Deputy manager wanted at Just for Pets
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Veggie Pooch set to move into pet shops with its vegetarian treats



The company behind Veggie Pooch, a new range of vegetarian dog treats made from natural ingredients, is seeking pet shops to sell its innovative product line.

"We’re looking to expand from our well received online presence into pet shops around the UK," said Matthew Barlow, of Northern Lights Animal Care.

"We'll be exhibiting at PATS Sandown next March and the exhibition is sure to provide us with an opportunity to speak to interested pet retailers. We look forward to meeting retailers there to discuss our array of wholesale options.”

While being focussed on providing care for an extensive range of dog walking and pet sitting clients, Northern Lights Care also has a small shop in Kent in which it produces Veggie Pooch treats, a line of all-natural, 100% vegetarian, whole-fruit and raw-vegetable pet treats. 

"Made from only honest, simple ingredients our Veggie Pooch range can be used as a treat or rehydrated and added to your dog's morning and evening meals - the perfect complement to your dog's balanced diet," said Matthew.



Its Classic Biscuits include Apple & Cabbage, Carrot & Honey and Cucumber & Mint, Kale & Seaweed, Pineapple & Carrob and Peanut Butter & Banana.

For more information visit www.veggiepooch.co.uk

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