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The Crufts countdown begins
OATA battle to keep pond product on shop shelves
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Lily's Kitchen launches the ultimate pet breakfast treat
Meet Simon's Cat creator Simon Tofield
Judge rewards pet shop worker who tackles burglar
Tory MP blames pet dog in expenses row
Manchester Pet Show to debut in September
Veterinary nurse loses 4 stone to fulfil Crufts dream
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Manchester Pet Show to debut in September
 
The inaugural Manchester Pet Show will launch at EventCity this autumn, from September 7-8.

The exhibition will occupy 6,000sqm of space at the Trafford venue with five different ‘discovery zones’ for visitors to explore.

As well as areas dedicated to dogs and cats, there will be sections on birds and fish, small furries and exotics.

Each zone will offer its own variety of entertainment with agility demonstrations, grooming techniques, retail outlets, educational talks and animal clinics. 

The Kennel Club has confirmed it will showcase more than 20 breeds of dogs and host a regional heat of the nation’s favourite crossbreed competition, Scruffts.

"The main objectives of the event are to offer fun and engaging content to a family audience, creating a weekend to remember for all," said the show’s director Carrie Mosley. "Our ethos is to offer extensive information and education on animal care and welfare to all pet owners, seasoned and novice alike."

Event supplier Joe Manby has been appointed to provide the shell schemes, electrics, furniture and graphics.

For more information visit www.manchesterpetshow.com

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