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Pet food brand launches treats range in Asda
High-street pet shop settles into new home
Pet Industry Federation Awards now open for entries
Burns’ dog trail opens at Botanic Garden of Wales
Popular aquatics shop rebranded under new ownership
UK's first-ever Canicross coaching qualification
BETA International supports RDA charity
Hill’s Pet Nutrition invests in vet-tech company
Improving sustainability across veterinary professions
PARK LiFE’s set to exhibit at Glee for the first time
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Plans to turn struggling pet shop into learning centre
Pet store thief handed suspended prison sentence
GCSE and A-Level courses could help plug vet shortage
Dog food brand partners with celebrity vet
Sculptures find new lease of life at children’s hospice
PDSA charity issues heat-wave warning to pet owners
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£6m investment will triple wet dog food capacity
Start-up hopes to clean up in dog-waste market
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Pet store thief handed suspended prison sentence
 

A Chester man who stole more than £100 of fish food from a local Pets at Home store has been handed a suspended prison sentence.

 

Thirty-seven-year-old Robert Murphy, of Wordsworth Crescent, Chester, pleaded guilty to stealing £108 of fish food from the pet store on March 16.

 

He also admitted stealing about £100 of furniture, in an unrelated theft offence, in early April.

 

Chester magistrates handed Murphy a 14-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months.

 

Murphy has been ordered to complete up to 35 days of a rehabilitation activity requirement and 90 hours unpaid work.

 

He must also pay £108 compensation to Pets at Home and £99 compensation to the victim of the furniture theft.

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