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PATS gets set for a memorable 10th Sandown show
Hundreds of new launches to be unveiled at the big show
Pet exhibition opens its doors next Tuesday
Pet industry counts cost as country store chain goes into administration
TV personality to present animal welfare awards
Sales of Webbox pet food break £4m barrier
Great stories behind Petface's Christmas 2018 collection
Classical music proven to calm and comfort dogs
Anco get set to unveil major re-branding
Nineteen 87 parked the bus at Crufts to entice dog owners to try tasty baked ranges
Helping businesses to thrive in ever-changing pet market
Natures Menu launches True Instinct to consumers at Crufts
Specialist trade has key role in fight against pet obesity
Baked treats, raw food, harnesses, bow ties and nervous anticipation at Crufts
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Fire destroys Gardman warehouse at Daventry
Group55 wins International Award for second year running
PIF connects members to huge savings on exclusive telecom deals
A new, fresh look to celebrate Cotswold RAW's PATS debut
Beast from the East causes Wild Bird Care sales uplift
Leaving wet food out for a cat could give it food poisoning
Eukanuba launches search to find ambassadors
Pets Choice makes it a hat-trick at Crufts 2018
Evolution Aqua look to appoint Area Sales Manager for Bermuda brand
Inca wins nation's heart to scoop HiLife PAT Dog of the Year
Tetra products tested against rival brands
Natures Menu promises special offers at PATS Sandown
It’s arrived! Turmeric tincture from CSJ
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B&M removes pet treat from shelves after dog death
Wiltshire pet store set to close after almost 40 years
Pet firm makes it into Top 100 'Best Small Companies to Work for' list
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B&M removes pet treat from shelves after dog death

B&M has removed a pet treat from its shelves following the death of a dog that fell sick soon after eating a bone from the store.

 

Pet owner Debbie McQuat used her Facebook page to warn other pet lovers about the bone, stating: “Heartbroken to be putting this post up but if it saves the life of another dog.”

 

After feeding the bone to her dog Harley it was violently sick. Sadly Harley died and X-rays showed fragments of bone had ripped his bowel apart.

 

“PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE people do not feed any bones to your dogs,” wrote Debbie, from Stevenston, North Ayrshire, Scotland. “I have just lost a really important part of my life.”

 

Debbie's post has since been shared over 54,000 times since it went live on March 3.

 

A B&M spokesman said: “The safety of our customer and their pets is of the upmost importance to us, we’ve taken the precautionary measure of removing the product from sale and will no longer be stocking this item.”

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