In This Issue
TV producers choose pet firms for prime-time viewing
Pets Corner boss goes undercover for Channel 4
Pure Pet Food duo eat own dog food to impress Dragons
New pet food brand to launch in the UK with seven treats
The Pet Show 2014 sign Webbox and Goodwyns as sponsors
Dog Rocks named as winners of young entrepreneur award
Aquatic industry pays tribute to leading international official killed in Ukraine plane tragedy
Customers of independent pet shop stay loyal despite opening of a Pets at Home store
Thousands sign petition after dog dies on P&O ferry
People insure their pets before their family, claims new research
Battersea Dogs Home gets £125,000 from Postcode Lottery
Flat pack hen house rules the garden roost
Dogs get jealous too, study reveals
Pet Trade Xtra New Products Guide
BETA introduces breed specific nutrition
 
The UK’s Number 1* normal nutrition specialist brand is proud to announce the launch of the new BETA Breed Specific Range.
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Pure Pet Food duo eat own dog food to impress Dragons


Don't forget to see how Pure Pet Food duo Daniel Eha and Mathew Cockroft fared in the Dragon's Den this Sunday (BBC2, 8pm). We can tell you they even ate their own dog food in a bid to impress the Dragons.

As Pet Trade Xtra reported last week, the award-winning team will be entering the Dragons' Den as they bid for investment in their growing business.

The pair, who won the PetQuip Product of the Year Award 2013 for their innovative pet food, are currently being featured in a trailer for the popular TV series.

"We've had amazing success with our business but we thought that applying to appear on Dragons' Den would elevate us to even greater heights," said Mathew.

"We are in the process of producing new packaging for our product - going from a pouch to a box to make it simpler to use - and it has taken quite a lot of investment, so we sought the help of the Dragons.

"I'm not allowed to say too much about our appearance but it was quite daunting to appear in the Den."
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