In This Issue
Dragons’ Den winner reveals how award-winning pet brand has become a worldwide success
Relaunching with new products in Pets At Home
Award-winning Woof & Brew raises £1m of new investment
Mars creates ‘pet friendly workplace of the future’
Pets at Home launches blue-badge parking spaces scheme
Fish4Dogs celebrates Bring Your Dog to Work everyday
Exhibitors reveal why PATS Telford is the BEST place to showcase new products
Register now for free entry to the UK’s No.1 pet industry exhibition
Specialist pet trade urged to help tackle pet obesity
European pet food industry CEOs discuss future trends
TV actress Lisa Faulkner joins Royal Canin campaign
Forthglade urges owners to make most of dog walking time
Balto the husky cecomes Carnilove's first dog ambassador
PDSA vets save burnt kitten trapped under car bonnet
Nutro brings 'clean eating' products to UK
Dog agility champ becomes pet firm's brand ambassador
HiLife taps into a new generation of cat owners
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Applaws company seeks to find a buyer
Pet Munchies wins Pet Treat Brand of the Year award
Natures Menu introduces new Country Hunter Superfood Crunch range
Poppy’s Picnic appoints new Sales Account Manager
Royal Canin named Jollyes' Food Business Partner of the Year
Tetra refershes AquaSafe formula enhanced with anti-stress properties
Leading vet warns of dangers of non-vaccination of pets
Pets & Aquatics weekend fun at Squire’s Garden Centres
Oscar & Hooch’s treat bags make the perfect gift
Swedish manufacturer introduces quality dry food recipe to UK
Vince the Vet launches customer information video showing how to deal with ticks
Trespaws sets out its stall at PATS with launch of new Dogby Down Coat
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Bosses say employers should allow ‘Bring Your Dog to Work’ every day
Yorkshire pet treat manufacturer opens factory doors with 'virtual reality' video tour
Henry Bell launches recyclable packaging for its bird food range
UK pet owners urged to save nearly £100 a year on vet bills
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Register now for free entry to the UK’s No.1 pet industry exhibition

 

Pet stores and garden centres are being urged to register now for free entry to PATS Telford, the UK’s number one pet industry exhibition, where leading brands will be showcasing their new products and services under one roof.

 

With so many exciting plans for 2019, PATS Telford is shaping up to be another memorable event in September.

 

With still three months to go before the show opens, more than 180 companies have already booked their stand space, so retailers and buyers can be certain the exhibition hall at The Telford International Centre will be packed with hundreds of new products.

 

As well as meeting up with a long list of PATS regulars, visitors will be greeted by a host of new faces when the show takes place on Sunday, September 22, and Monday, September 23, 2019.

 

So why should retailers register now for free entry to the two-day exhibition? Here’s just a quick summary of popular visitor attractions:

  • The biggest ever showcase of new pet products
  • Unrivalled show offers and competitions
  • Top groomers giving insightful demonstrations, workshops and talks
  • Leading pet industry figures delivering informative seminars

Sheila Campbell, who owns Hamilton’s House dog boutique in the Cotswolds, revealed why PATS exhibitions play a crucial role in helping retailers choose the right pet products for their stores.

 

“Visiting PATS helped me launch my business because I found everything I needed for my store,” said Sheila. “Seeing all the latest products under one roof was perfect. It’s a must-visit exhibition.”

 

Parking is free at the Telford International Centre, and everyone will receive free tea and coffee, and a free show catalogue.

 

You can register on line at www.patshow.co.uk where you’ll also find a full list of visitors and information on how to reach the venue.

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