In This Issue
Successful and lucrative pet store for sale
Popular pet centre set to close at the end of February
Travel and behaviour categories are top dogs, says Vital
Pet firm recognised for its fast-growing international sales
Wild bird and pet food producer opens product showroom
Entries invited for prestigious PetQuip Awards 2020
Innovative pet product goes global
Scrumbles launches into wet cat food market
Winning smiles at pop-up Doggie Dentist event
FourFriends develops new range of premium dog snacks
Fish4Dogs challenges independents to ‘get creative’
Broadreach Nature launches Duo Packs for Dogs and Cats 
Volunteer fundraisers win national charity award
Showcasing cooking demonstrations at Crufts
Jason crowned Pet Photographer for second year
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Royal Canin appoints new Ireland market head
ZIWI Peak and Su-Bridge donate over £1,400 worth of chews to Norfolk Greyhound Rescue
Arden Grange launches new website
Vet hospital flooded by Storm Dennis begins major clean-up operation
Anti dog fouling 'whodunit?' web page launched
Dangerous time of year for hedgehogs
GiftPup extends its pet bed range following successful launch
Seven-year-old Madison becomes British Champion
The best of last weeks Pet Trade Xtra
Business as usual for pet store as it recovers from fraudulent insurance claim
PATS Sandown visitor numbers announced – show attracts ‘high quality’ buyers and retailers
Picture round-up from the pet extravaganza
Raw dog food firm recalls products for second time within a month
Purpose built to support health conscious pet parents
Vital increases service levels by opening new office
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Dangerous time of year for hedgehogs
 

Brambles Pet and Wildlife has issued a warning to people thinking about tidying up their gardens that it’s important for them to check for hedgehogs to avoid accidents.

 

So many hedgehogs have been maimed or killed by humans using strimmers, mowers, shears, spades & forks.

 

Hedgehogs make their beds in just the type of areas that you want to tidy up, long grass, leaf piles and compost heaps. These nests can be difficult to see (as can be seen in the photo from @Spikey Critters HH Care) so it is vitally important to check very carefully for hedgehogs, and other wildlife.

 

Even if a hedgehog is aware of the danger it will not run away but will curl into a protective ball that is of course no protection and, if not killed instantly, they can suffer horrendous injuries and are often put to sleep.

 

Hedgehog numbers are declining at an alarming rate & they need all the help they can get so PLEASE check your garden carefully before doing any work.

 

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