Award-winning Natures Menu aims even higher after joining forces with Spanish pet food giant
Natures Menu, crowned Exporter of the Year at the Pet Industry Awards, is set to continue its rapid expansion after joining forces with Spanish pet food giant Agrolimen. The move is aimed at turning the Norfolk-based company into the leading provider of raw-inspired natural pet products throughout Europe...
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Pets at Home appoints new Chief Financial Officer
Pets at Home Group Plc has appointed Graeme Jenkins as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). He will become an Executive Director of the Company and member of the Board, upon his commencement date, which will be announced in due course...
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Ceva announces its biggest ever TV advertising campaign
Ceva Animal Health has launched its biggest ever TV advertising campaign to highlight the benefits of using its leading veterinary behaviour products ADAPTIL and FELIWAY...
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PATS exhibitions prepare for another exciting year
Following a record-breaking 2015, which saw the first-ever PATS Telford show, organisers of the UK’s No.1 pet trade exhibition are confident that 2016 will see even greater success for the event...
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Beaphar initiative helps to train Hearing Dog puppy
The excellent work undertaken by Hearing Dogs for Deaf People has received a cash boost of over £5,000, thanks to Beaphar’s Worm Awareness Week. It will help to start a new puppy on the 18 month journey to becoming a Hearing Dog...
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Signature Suet Balls from Petface are a premium offering
The new Signature Suet Balls, made in the UK, from Petface are a great way of giving your customers the option to ‘trade up’ from the standard suet balls...
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Dog ate £200 in £20 notes during Christmas binge
Vets warn of potential pet hazards during festive period
The British Veterinary Association is urging pet owners to watch out for potential hazards to their pets this Christmas as findings released today reveal that a nativity display, antifreeze and £200 in £20 notes were just some of the items that landed animals in veterinary practices over the 2014 festive period...
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Jollyes was forced to apologise and remove the offending poster after it was criticised on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter...
