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In This Issue
Leading vet responds to claims by dog behaviourist
Mars Petcare looks to close Peterborough factory
Gear up for a surge on collars and leads
Pet Quip helps British firms to exhibit at Global Pet Expo
Stamp out the growing trend of showrooming
£3 million in sales saved after OATA steps in
New additions to Sansome pet mat range
Koi carp stolen from garden centre in Norfolk
Two new Chuckit Ultra Ball products launched
Nineteen jobs created at new Pets at Home store
The Pet Show tickets go on sale
New face at Dog Rocks
Confused.com launches 'If Pets Could Talk' app
Tortoise survives in locked store room for 30 years
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Koi carp stolen from garden centre in Norfolk

Police are appealing for information after 46 koi carp were stolen from a garden centre in Snettisham, Norfolk.

The valuable fish were taken from a covered pond at Poppyfields Garden Centre between 5pm on Thursday, January 24, and 8.10am on Friday, January 25.

A sheet was forcibly unhooked from the pond and the fish, 31 weighing 20lb and the rest smaller, were removed into a vehicle.

This vehicle was parked near a fence next to the A149 - the fence was damaged to gain entry to the grounds.

Officers believe that more than two people were involved in the incident and that the fish were not damaged during the theft.

Investigating officer, PC Scott Lammas of Hunstanton Police, is keen to hear from anyone who was in the area at the time and may have noticed any suspicious activity, or anyone who may have been offered the fish for sale.

Anyone with information should contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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