In This Issue
BBC Dragons’ Den investments join forces at Crufts
Wimbledon pet shop appears on ‘The Fixer’ next Tuesday
Bath‐based Not Just Pets gets a Twitter boost from Theo Paphitis
Pooch & Mutt teams up with ex-Disney animator to create 'healthy diet' video
K9 Dog Wash launches indoor dog washer
The Innocent Hound & Cat available at Pets Corner
2015 All Japan Grand Champion fed on Saki-Hikari
Vet's Kitchen brings novel approach to grain-free
PIF announces date and venue of Forum & Awards
Vets call for strong welfare enforcement as 4 in 10 see cats with airgun injuries
Pet shop worker robbed at gunpoint
Chelmsford woman denies running illegal pet shop from home
Producing a great CV can help secure that dream job, says recruitment expert
Thug jailed for cruelty to Staffordshire bull terrier
Mr Johnson’s to launch small animal treats at PATS Sandown
British retailers are flying the flag! UK POS offers top tips for the high-street
New addition to Johnson's popular Fishy's range
'What foods are dangerous to dogs' poster
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Wimbledon pet shop appears on ‘The Fixer’ next Tuesday



The men behind Wimbledon pet store Creature Company admit they are getting nervous about seeing an episode of Alex Polizzi’s ‘The Fixer’, in which the TV star tries to give their business a makeover. The show is scheduled to be screened at 8pm on BBC2 next Tuesday (February 17).

Creature Company owner Sebastian Latour and his partner Carl Houghton took part in filming for the show last year but they haven’t been shown the edited film yet.

Carl, who runs the Wimbledon store, told Pet Trade Xtra: “Yes, we are both nervous about seeing the programme for the first time but also excited.

“We are honoured to be a part of a BBC film and hope that the exposure works to our advantage.”

Carl did admit that he and Sebastian were a little disappointed they had not learned more about the promotional and marketing side of business.

“Alex certainly helped us with the ‘look’ of the shop,” he added. “But we have been left a little bit on our own when it comes to marketing.

“It’s hard to say whether or not the programme has had an effect on our business but we are hoping for an uplift once it has been aired.

“We are fortunate to have taken in part in such a high profile series and can’t wait to see the finished outcome.”

During filming Carl and Sebastian visited PATS Sandown last year, and are considering attending the show again next month…this time without the film crew.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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