In This Issue
Wild bird care sales soar as competition hots up
Price reductions on more than 50 Gardman wild bird care products
Solus joins forces with Marriages
New identity for Nature's Feast
New Pets at Home store on multi-million pound retail site
Pooch & Mutt launches treats in Finland and Sweden
Pets prove to be a child's best friend
Communication is the key to all successful businesses
Sleeping in a kennel to raise awareness of abandoned puppies
Pet retailers urged to enter new industry awards
Ultimate luxury holidays for dogs
Fish tank thief returned to shop to buy goldfish
Family pet wins training award...and beats cancer
The man from Del Monte says focus on pet food
New Trade Marketing Manager for FURminator and 8in1
TickLess arrives in the UK
11,000-mile journey to 'rescue' adopted cat
Pet specialist on GIMA Awards judging panel
Pet dog is groomed to look like YODA from Star Wars
People in the South prefer cats to dogs
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Pet dog is groomed to look like YODA from Star Wars


Pet stylists are transforming their dogs into weird and wonderful objects at an annual event in America. See some extreme creations by clicking on the video link below.

It takes two intense hours for the creative groomers to produce their masterpieces before facing judges at the show in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

The dogs have all been sheared and coloured in the name of art - and top pet photographer Ren Netherland is always on hand to capture the incredible results.

At the highest level winners can scoop up to £18,000 in prize money for a single event.

Click here to watch the video
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