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WildWash to unveil new range at PATS Telford
See the new products on stand G53
WildWash will be presenting its new line of products – WildWash Pet – at PATS Telford on September 25-26. The range, which has been made with the pet owner in mind, consists of 10 important core products...
WildWash is very excited to present its new line of products – WildWash Pet. The WildWash Pet range, which has been made with the pet owner in mind, will be available to view on stand G53 at PATS Telford later this month...
This range still boasts the company’s renowned natural and healing ingredients containing absolutely no parabens, phosphates, petrochemicals, sulphates or PEGs and will achieve the same remarkable results as the brand’s WildWash Pro range which is used all over the world. The main difference is that the new range is not dilutable and the RRP of this ready to use range will be £8.95.
WildWash has designed the range to jump off the shelves to customers with fun, easy to understand and colourful labels explaining exactly what each shampoo is for.
The range consists of 10 important core products.
The range includes:
- Puppy Love Shampoo with Lavender and Patchouli, gentle and kind and perfect for a puppy’s first bath
- Stinky Dog Shampoo with Peppermint and Lemongrass which will get rid of the very worst odours, even fox poo
- Super Sensitive Shampoo with Organic Aloe Vera and Calendula which is perfect for allergy prone skin
- Flea Off Shampoo with Manuka and Cedarwood to help repeal fleas and ticks naturally
- Conditioning Shampoo for dry and flaky skin with Honey and Oatmeal
- Conditioner with Organic Shea Butter and Virgin Coconut Oil.
WildWash’s extensive research has also led it to be very innovative and it has introduced a Senior Shampoo which is a first for the grooming industry and also a Cat Shampoo infused with Catnip, to make bath time even fun for cats!
The range also has two gorgeous smelling spritzes to freshen and condition the coat and skin in between washes.
The company believes in terms of price point, product quality and product range, its WildWash Pet is a market leader.
Telephone: Call Karen on 0207402967
Website: www.wildwash.co.uk
Email: info@wildwash.co.uk
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Well-known pet store Seapets closes suddenly
Well-known pet store – Seapets in Essex – has closed suddenly amid concerns over cash and goods owed to customers. The store at Tollgate, Stanway, had its doors locked up this week with notices in the windows to tell customers of the closure...
Well-known pet store – Seapets in Essex – has closed suddenly amid concerns over cash and goods owed to customers.The store at Tollgate, Stanway, had its doors locked up this week with notices in the windows to tell customers of the closure. One notice stated that no livestock had been left in the building, saying all animals had been rehomed. However, a number of customers are unhappy with the developments, and have left message on Seapets’ Facebook page, alleging they are owed money or items. Adam Bateson wrote: “Scammed again....paid out £45 online for equipment from Seapets. Payment went out of account, no items delivered and suddenly the company ceases to exist...wonderful.” Andrew Ingram said: “They wouldn’t honour a two-year guarantee on a £1,000 pound fish tank, disgusting.” And Bobbie Aburrow commented: “They owe me £40 on an order they did not deliver. Any ideas please how I can get my money back?” Another post claimed that Pets at Home were moving into the premises. The local Colchester Council said its Environmental Health team carried out a recent visit of Seapets, to carry out a routine inspection of the premises. Seapets’ website www.seapets.co.uk has not been operating this week and its phone line is not being answered. The business is owned by Jerry and Pauline Arnold. According to records at Companies House, their daughter Tamsin Hegarty resigned from the business in March. The records also state that the company accounts are overdue.
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 In response to customer feedback Dobbies is allowing well behaved dogs access to its garden centres across the UK. The move came into force last Friday.
To ensure that a visit to its stores is enjoyable for everyone the company has created a Dog Friendly Policy.
The key points of ther policy are: - Well behaved dogs on leads are permitted in-store, except in the foodhall and indoor restaurant areas
- Well behaved dogs are permitted in the outdoor patio areas of the restaurant
- Assistance dogs are allowed in all areas
- To ensure you and your dog have a pleasant visit to Dobbies each store will supply fresh drinking water at all times via a dedicated Dog Drinking Station
- Should your dog foul on your visit to Dobbies it is the owner's responsibility to clean it up
Dobbies, which was recently sold by Tesco for £217 million, is the second biggest garden centre owner in the country with 35 stores.
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Record numbers of exhibitors…the biggest ever showcase of new products…scores of show offers and competitions. It all adds up to PATS Telford – the most exciting event in the pet industry for years.
Final preparations are being made as the eagerly awaited exhibition gets set to open its doors at Telford International Centre at 9am on Sunday, September 25th.
The excitement has been building for months with almost 200 exhibitors planning their new launches around PATS Telford.
Now the wait is almost over for both exhibitors and visitors…and the two-day show can soon begin.
“There is a tremendous buzz surrounding the show,” says organiser Annie Foord. “So much is happening at PATS Telford over both days of the exhibition, it really is a must-visit event for retailers and buyers. You won’t be disappointed.
“All the latest new product launches will be unveiled as well as great talks from some of the industry’s most respected names and demonstrations from the country’s top groomers.
“I can promise it will be great day out so make sure you travel to Telford and attend the biggest pet trade show for years.”
With so many exciting plans it could easily be a record-breaking year for attendance numbers as well.
On arrival at Telford International Centre, a large majority of visitors will head for the New Product Showcase, which will have a huge presence at the exhibition. All entries in the Showcase will be judged by a panel of retailer judges for the New Product Awards on the first morning of the show, and the results will be known and highlighted throughout the exhibition hall for the rest of the event.
As well as seeing an unrivalled array of new pet products and speaking to top suppliers and manufacturers, visitors will also be able to witness demonstrations from the country’s leading dog groomers and listen to talks from prominent industry figures.
Gabrielle Imerson, Director of Woof Dog Beer Ltd, summed up the feeling of the exhibitors. “We are excited to be exhibiting at PATS this year,” she said. “It will be the most important event we will have attended since launching last year. We are looking forward to meeting and talking to both national and international companies interested in purchasing our unique product.”
And Jessamine Kellett, of Dodson & Horrell, said: “We are looking forward to returning to PATS as it is a great opportunity for the team to meet customers both old and new.”
All visitors to PATS Telford will receive a free catalogue, free tea and coffee, and free parking, and you can register online for free entry at the PATS website www.patshow.co.uk.
A full and up-to-date list of exhibitors is available on the website together with information on how to reach both venues and regularly updated show news.
Opening times- Sunday, 25th September, 2016: 9.00am-5.00pm
- Monday, 26th September, 2016: 9.00am-4.00pm
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PetQuip Awards Dinner on track to be the biggest yet
Organisers of the 2016 PetQuip Awards Dinner being held during PATS Telford later this month have taken extra space at Telford International Centre to accommodate for the high demand for places. But there is still time to book your place at the event...
 Organisers of the 2016 PetQuip Awards Dinner being held during PATS Telford later this month have taken extra space at Telford International Centre to accommodate for the high demand for places. But there is still time to book your place at the event.
Pat Flynn, Trade Association Manager for PetQuip, said: "The majority of our awards finalists have booked tickets and we're now finding that exhibitors who haven't entered the awards are booking in too. Apart from the food being good, it's an entertaining way of spending an evening in Telford.
"We've taken more space so that we can welcome exhibitors who want excellent food and a relaxing evening after a busy day at the show."
Tickets cost £60 plus vat (£50 if you're a PetQuip member) and include a drinks reception with cold beers and wines, and a half bottle of wine per person with the three course meal.
"We also have a casino for afterwards which will be fun," added Pat.
Anyone wishing to book can phone PetQuip on 01959 565995 or email pat@petquip.com
Pat can also be contacted on 07778 313623.
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Beaphar’s new website leads the way
A new Beaphar website, which provides a comprehensive, informative and educational experience to both trade and consumer users, is now up and running...
A new Beaphar website, which provides a comprehensive, informative and educational experience to both trade and consumer users, is now up and running.
With its responsive design, users can navigate easily when using a variety of devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops and PC’s. Product information is clear and informative and with a modern and sleek design, the new Beaphar website makes for a very enjoyable experience.
‘Pet Care Tips’ and ‘Ask the Expert’ areas give users the freedom to search for information or ask Beaphar’s pet healthcare experts for specific or technical information directly. The ‘Store Finder’ allows users to find their nearest stockist by simply entering their postcode. They can also find online retailers who stock Beaphar products via the ‘Online Shops’ tab. Beaphar regularly update the ‘News’ section, keeping consumers informed of product launches and topical pet care concerns.
The ‘Trade Zone’ allows trade users to either log in to their existing account or set up a new account quickly and easily. From here you can place orders, view invoices and review the latest monthly deals. For new users you can also find your local sales representative by submitting your business address. (Please note that once a new account is set up, access will be approved within 1-2 days). It is advised that retailers and wholesalers login to the ‘Trade Zone’ as soon as possible to take advantage of all the benefits which can help to support your business.
Beaphar regularly launches new products and refreshes packaging, so visit the comprehensive ‘Marketing Downloads’ and ‘Product Images’ area within the Trade Zone. Here, you will find all the latest leaflets, technical advice and high resolution product images which can be used to keep retailers websites fresh and up-to-date.
Beaphar pride themselves when on their support for retailers and wholesalers and offer professional and extensive product training. The ‘Online Training’ facility allows you and your employees to access in-depth technical information and product training on areas such as Fleas & Ticks, Worming, Joint Care and Behaviour etc. Each area will have a specific test which you can take once the relevant information has been absorbed. You will need a score of 70% to pass, and results are calculated instantly. If successful, you will be issued with an online certificate which you can download, print and display in-store.
Enjoy all the benefits from Beaphar by visiting beaphar.co.uk. (The ‘Trade Zone’ tab is located on the top right of the homepage).
If you would like to know more about the advantages of signing up to the Beaphar ‘Trade Zone’, contact your local Sales Representative, call 0333 0066236 or email info@uk.beaphar.com.
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 Billie, a Lancashire Heeler who keeps the Pet Trade Xtra team on their toes during the week, has qualified for Crufts at her first attempt.
The six-month old puppy, whose pedigree name is Foxthyme Billie-Jean was entered for her first show – the City of Birmingham Championships – at the weekend by editor Neil Pope's wife Justine.
Billie won the Best Lancashire Heeler Puppy Bitch class and then clinched the Breed's Best Puppy accolade, which means she can now be shown at Crufts next March.
Tickets on sale for the PIF Forum & Awards 2016
Tickets are on sale now for the 2016 Pet Industry Federation’s Forum & Awards event, and delegates wishing to secure their place at the event are advised to book early to avoid disappointment, as spaces are limited...
The event takes place on Tuesday 1 November at Wokefield Park hotel, near Reading.
Tickets are on sale now for the 2016 Pet Industry Federation’s Forum & Awards event, and delegates wishing to secure their place at the event are advised to book early to avoid disappointment, as spaces are limited.
The event takes place on Tuesday 1 November at Wokefield Park hotel, near Reading. The Forum provides a day of networking and talks covering issues such as: safeguarding the future of the pet industry; opportunities for pet retailers to expand their products and services; the future of livestock sales; and competing effectively with the rise of online sales.
Speakers include Pets at Home, Prins Petfoods, Beaphar, Mars, PDSA, Blue Cross, Nestle, and the Institute of Grocery Distribution (sponsored by Mars Petcare). A full programme is available at www.petfederation.co.uk
In the evening, the best in the UK pet industry is celebrated at the 2016 Pet Industry Federation Awards, an event which has grown each year in popularity. Join actor and comedian, Chris Barrie, aka Rimmer from Read Dwarf and Mr Brittas, who will announce this year's winners at the black-tie event with dinner, wine, entertainment and live band until the early hours.
Delegates can purchase tickets for either the Forum or Awards, or buy a combined ticket which offers the best value. Tickets can be bought quickly and easily online at www.petfederation.co.uk, or by contacting PIF’s customer services team on 01234 273933.
Accommodation is also available at Wokefield Park on 01189 334 100; or at a number of local hotels.
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Thousands turn out for opening of Fishkeeper Scotland store
Families, hobbyists and interested amateurs were amoung those queuing up to get a glimpse of the newest Fishkeeper Scotland store, at th official launch weekend. The new flagship Fishkeeper Scotland store is the second of the company's stores located in Edinburgh, this one at Dobbies Garden Centre, Melville Nursery...
Families, hobbyists and interested amateurs were amoung those queuing up to get a glimpse of the newest Fishkeeper Scotland store, at th official launch weekend. The new flagship Fishkeeper Scotland store is the second of the company's stores located in Edinburgh, this one at Dobbies Garden Centre, Melville Nursery.
The opening weekend ran on Saturday 4th September and Sunday 5th September with competitions, goody bags, special discounts and face painting, fun for all the family! We even had a DJ roadshow with Forth 1 down to join the party!
Fishkeeper Melville will offer the very best in aquatic products, advice and service to the fishkeeping community, with over 5,000 exotic invertebrates and tropical freshwater, marine and coldwater fish, suiting all types of aquariums. Also, the store features our first 6,500 litre koi pond, where visitors can feed the fish - A definite highlight for the kids!
"We are very proud to add another Dobbies aquatic store to our portfolio and look forward to welcoming new and seasoned hobbyists through our doors," said a spokesperson for Fishkeeper Scotland.
Fishkeeper Scotland is an independently operated arm of Maidenhead Aquatics.
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98% of vets asked to euthanise healthy pets
Almost all companion animal vets have been asked to euthanise healthy pets, according to figures released by the British Veterinary Association. BVA President Sean Wensley said: “These figures are stark."
Almost all companion animal vets have been asked to euthanise healthy pets, with half (53%) saying this was not a rare occurrence and 98% of those who had been asked to euthanise a healthy pet citing the owner’s reason as their pet’s behaviour, reveal figures released today by the British Veterinary Association (BVA).
Problem behaviours vets can see include persistent barking and howling, destructive chewing and inappropriate toileting. Aggressive behaviour, towards both people and other pets, is also a problem, with the PDSA Animal Wellbeing (PAW) report revealing that a third of pet owners have been attacked or bitten by a dog. Such behaviours can cause a breakdown of the human-animal bond, leading to pets being excluded from family life to the detriment of their welfare, relinquished to rehoming centres or euthanised.
The figures, obtained during BVA’s Voice of the Veterinary Profession survey, which polled over 700 vets across the UK, also highlight the burden that is placed on vets every day when they are faced with euthanising healthy animals.
BVA says that these figures overwhelmingly show the importance of adequate socialisation of animals at an early age – young animals should safely encounter a variety of people, animals and everyday household sights and sounds in their first few weeks and months of age, beginning at the place where they are born. Many veterinary practices now offer puppy socialisation classes to help with this.
British Veterinary Association President Sean Wensley said: “These figures are stark and are likely to come as a shock to members of the public. But this is the sad reality of a failure to socialise animals from the earliest possible age – a specific time in a puppy’s development which has a significant impact on their future temperament and behaviour.
"With dogs, this process starts from before a puppy is even seen by a potential owner. In recent months there has been a litany of news stories about the illegal importation, breeding and trading of puppies through puppy farms.
"This is no way for a family pet to start life and we urge potential owners to thoroughly research where a puppy has been born and reared, using the AWF/RSPCA Puppy contract to help. Then, in the first year of ownership, and especially in the first few weeks, work with your local veterinary practice to ensure your puppy is introduced to everyday sights and sounds, including other people and animals, in a safe and structured way.”
Mr Wensley also commented on the impact on vets: “Nobody enters the veterinary profession wanting to euthanise healthy pets, but this is the stressful situation that many vets are facing because of undesirable behaviours in pet animals.
"Vets will do all they can in these situations to avoid euthanasia, including offering evidence-based behavioural advice, referring to accredited pet behaviourists or assisting with rehoming through reputable rehoming organisations, but sometimes these options are not appropriate, particularly where the behavioural issues make it extremely difficult to rehome the animal.
"Vets are not required to euthanise healthy animals at an owner’s request, but sometimes, having carefully considered all options and given the circumstances the pet finds themselves in, it may be in an animal’s best interests to do so. Euthanising an animal who could have been a loving pet is the hidden, tragic cost of poor socialisation.”
Owners often offered a number of reasons when requesting euthanasia for their healthy pet, with surveyed vets saying that some of the most common reasons they were given included poor health of the owner (48%), owners moving to accommodation that is unsuitable for their pet (39%), and legal enforcement reasons (32%).
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 Family-run pet shop Hobdays in Coventry will open for the last time today with a half-price sale. The closure has been blamed on rising rental charges.
Andrew Hobday, 59, who took over the running of the shop with his brother Tim after their father, Peter, was taken ill, said: “We are one of the oldest shops on the hill and well known around the city.
“We took it over from my dad when he fell ill.
“We have been winding down for a while, and it’s been really sad to see everything gradually go.”
The closure will also mark the end of 80 years of the Hobday family trading at Ball Hill.
Andrew and Peter’s grandparents had a corner shop there nearly 80 years ago.
The shop, that was once jam-packed and buzzing with children after they finished school just round the corner and popped in to see the animals, now looks deserted.
Andrew added: “The shop is virtually empty now and in the last week we will be slashing prices to get rid of the stock.
“I am upset, it will be a sad day for us all as it has been in the family for so many years.”
The reason for its closure is that the freehold on the building has been sold and the family can no longer rent the property.
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Skinner’s Pet Foods are continuing their busy show season by exhibiting at Glee. The company will be in Hall 17 on stand 17P76.
Skinner’s have been manufacturing premium quality complete dry dog food for more than 40 years and produce an extensive Field & Trial range where you will find there is a food to suit every dog at every stage of their life.
Exhibiting at Glee will enable Skinner’s to showcase their full range of products to the garden trade as well as promoting a number of recent launches. Most importantly it will give buyers of pet products a ‘teaser’ about an imminent major new launch!
Will Delamore, Skinner’s Sales & Marketing Director: “Skinners is incredibly excited to be exhibiting at Glee Birmingham for the first time in fifteen years.
"Our products are already available in many specialist pet retail outlets but with more and more garden retail outlets incorporating pet sections it is important for us to put ourselves in front of their buyers, particularly with our imminent new brand launch. Glee is offering us the perfect platform to do just that."
The Skinner’s team will be on hand to discuss their range of products as well as giving some insight into the exciting new launch planned to take place in the next few months.
To find out more about these and how stocking their premium products could further help maximise on pet food sales, pop along to see them at the show.
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The British Dog Groomers’ Association (BDGA) is calling on dog groomers who have done their City & Guilds 7763 Level 3 Introductory Certificate to complete a short survey about whether or not they would like to complete the full City & Guilds 7763 Level 3 Diploma.With the current City & Guilds Level 3 7763 being replaced with the new 7863 Diploma in Dog Grooming, the BDGA is concerned that there may be groomers who have only undertaken the 7763 Introductory Certificate and can't find a location to do the second part i.e. the Level 3 Diploma exam. This BDGA survey aims to determine whether there are groomers who want to undertake the Diploma and to find out where they are located, so that BDGA can find suitable centres to hold the practical Diploma exams.
Groomers don’t need to have taken their 7763 Introductory Certificate with PIF/ BDGA to answer the survey; nor do they have to be BDGA members. The BDGA simply wants to get as many groomers fully qualified to Diploma level, before the opportunity of re-registration for the 7763 closes next year. This survey to ascertain demand and most suitable locations is a vital first step to helping pet groomers complete their City & Guilds 7763 qualification journey. Completing the survey takes just a couple of minutes. Please visit: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3Y7HQ3S The deadline for completing this survey is 1 October 2016. To find out more about pet grooming education and exams please visit www.petfederation.co.uk or call our customer service team on 01234 273933.
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Don’t let pets get fired up this fireworks season
Recent research into firework fears and noise sensitivities by Ceva Animal Health, manufacturer of ADAPTIL and FELIWAY, has revealed that over three-quarters of pet owners believe that their pets are frightened of fireworks, with nearly 90% of owners worried about how their pet would cope during the firework season...
Recent research into firework fears and noise sensitivities by Ceva Animal Health, manufacturer of ADAPTIL and FELIWAY, has revealed that over three-quarters of pet owners believe that their pets are frightened of fireworks, with nearly 90% of owners worried about how their pet would cope during the firework season.
Indeed, over 80% of those questioned stated that their pet’s anxiety means that they do not enjoy fireworks as much and would change their social life during the firework season to ensure that they do not leave their pet ‘home alone’ while fireworks are going off.
Despite their concerns, however, over a quarter of owners do not make preparations in their household to help prepare their pet for fireworks and over a third of those that do only encourage their pet to sleep in a den or hideaway a few days before the fireworks, which does not leave enough time for a pet to become accustomed to their new living arrangements.
“More than 40% of owners have sought advice on the preparations that can help their pets during the firework season, with nearly 20% seeking help from their pet shop or pet supermarket which is a fantastic opportunity for retailers to provide help and advice on the subject to enhance the retailer/customer bond,” comments Claire Russell, product manager for pheromones at Ceva Animal Health.
“By building a den for a dog and a hideaway for a cat a few weeks in advance, pets will have a safe place to retreat to when fireworks start. Plugging in an ADAPTIL or FELIWAY CLASSIC diffuser will increase the security and help create a calm environment. Confining two cats to a household while fireworks are going off may cause inter-cat aggression. FELIWAY FRIENDS can help reduce conflicts and aggression between housemate cats.”Ceva has launched a comprehensive new marketing pack to help educate and support customers with noise sensitive pets in the run up to the firework season. The new pack features leaflets, leaflet holders and posters. For further information on Ceva’s fireworks campaign please email customerservicesuk@ceva.com.
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 Evolutionary dog and cat food brand AATU is launching two new ranges of wet food at PATS Telford this month. Known for its ultra premium and high protein dry diets, the British brand decided to expand in to wet food after receiving an overwhelming amount of requests from customers.
Boasting an impressive 90% meat, the new wet food for dogs will come packed in the convenience of a ring-pull can and is available in a range of five interesting flavours including wild boar & pork, beef & buffalo and lamb. These grain free recipes can be fed as either a complete meal or as a topper.
The equally anticipated wet food for cats has been specifically designed to suit a feline’s carnivorous protein requirements by containing an even higher amount of meat at a staggering 97%! Available in portion controlled, easy-tear pouches, the exciting extension range also comes in five unique flavours, such as chicken & quail, turkey & goose, and duck & chickens liver.
 Both of the brand-new lines from AATU contain the familiar ‘Super 8’ formula which features in the dry food alternatives. The bespoke combination of 8 fruits, 8 vegetables, 8 herbs and 8 spices & botanicals provide nutritional benefits alongside incredible flavour.
Awarded a prestigious 5/5 stars by dog food comparison website Allaboutdogfood, AATU hopes to impress just as much with their new wet food editions!
AATU dog and cat wet was made available for September 1. For more information email enquiries@petfoodukltd.com, call 01442 212 392 or visit www.AATU.co.uk
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Independent Vetcare has announced 10 official partners for its New Graduate Academy 2016/17 support programme.
The Independent Vetcare New Graduate Academy partners have been carefully selected to help continue to build on the already highly successful CPD element of the academy, ensuring a balanced programme is delivered that enhances the skills used in practice, through a wide variety of teaching methods including many hands-on practical sessions. - Bayer
- Boehringer
- Dechra
- Idexx
- Merial
- MSD
- PCS
- Royal Canin
- Vetoquinol
- Zoetis
Thanks to the programmes partners, Independent Vetcare is again looking forward to welcoming external specialist speakers, to join those from within Independent Vetcare practices to deliver both clinical and non-clinical CPD, for the two formal year groups that make up the academy programme. In this its third year, the academy will welcome up to 60 newly qualified veterinary surgeons into a variety of Independent Vetcare practices throughout the UK. It is a testament to the programme that practices with a new graduates from previous year’s intake, have been so impressed with the calibre of vets and the advancement of their skills in practice due to the structured support and training provided, that they are taking on a second or third this September. “We strongly believe that our academy should provide the very best support both in practice through an individual’s clinical coach and personal mentor, as well as providing the very best impartment of knowledge from peers at the top of their specialist fields right from the start of their careers” said Richard Parker, Head of HR at Independent Vetcare. It is because of this belief that Independent Vetcare not only provides training for new graduates on the programme, but also coaching and mentoring training for those that are charged with the clinical development of these new vets in their practice. Yet the support doesn’t stop there… In addition to the 12 days of exceptional CPD organised out of practice in year alone, each student receives in-practice clinical coaching, a non-clinical personal mentor, and support from a IVC Group Veterinary Advisor who has extensive knowledge not only in clinical matters but also, team building and the day to day running of a modern practice. This kind of support from IVC’s own in house staff and key players in the veterinary industry, demonstrates Independent Vetcare’s ambition to be the number one employer of choice for veterinary staff.
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Italian company Petitamis will be launching its innovative ID tags and charms at Pats Telford.
Petitamis will be exhibiting three excellent lines in two sizes. Each individual breed is captured in its personalities and characteristics: from sweet snouts of dogs to funny cats silhouettes.Clouds – the special finishing process gives the tag a typically aged stile with light/dark effects which highlight the portrayed image, making the tag particular. Rainbow – great value finishing for all the subjects carefully hand-enameled. Plexy – the weight of a feather but with very strong resistance. Made of colored thermoplastic polymer and can be personalized by our Ridealla™. Visitors will be able to see the Petitamis range on stand F24 at Telford. Petitamis was founded by a group of expert people whom, united by their love for animals, decided to realize high quality accessories to improve pets lifestyle. A flexible company where creativity and imagination are the hallmarks of a culture. Each production stage is carried out entirely in Italy, taking special care in the choice of materials and manufacturing processes. All our creations are characterized by high reliability, innovation and design. The know-how and expertise acquired by our team in previous years facilitated the development of this new project. Our main goal is the creation of useful and esthetically appealing objects.
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