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Pet treat bakery invests in carbon neutral initiatives
Pet food brand switches to sustainable packaging
Petcover Group grows its pet insurance business in UK
What it means to win a New Product Award at PATS
MPs investigate pet welfare and abuse
Jollyes offers customers free dental sticks in store
Petpals franchisee wins national award
Paleo Ridge grows number of stockists with Jollyes
‘Amazing’ apprenticeship standards in pet trade
New Nylabone product releases fro Spring 2023
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January sales 'better than expected'
Appointment of Veterinary Officer of Pets at Home
Ownership regulation needed after dog-related deaths
Call for awareness of heart condition in Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Dog charity looking for pet trade sponsor for Crufts stand
Trailblazing programme to champion vets
Herbs range proves a big hit with retailers
The best of last edition of Pet Trade Xtra
Paramount Retail Group acquires Fetch, Medic Animal, Pet Supermarket and Pet Meds brands
Pet care app secures $450k pre-seed funding
Struggling pet shop launches funding appeal
National pet retailer opens 85th UK store
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Jollyes offers customers free dental sticks in store

 

To mark Pet Dental Health Awareness Month, Jollyes’ 85 stores across the UK are inviting people to come in every ‘chews’ day (Tuesday) throughout the month to collect a free McIntyres dental stick.

 

Customers will also take away some vital information on dental hygiene so all pets across the country will be smiling brightly.

 

And Jollyes’ is planning ask customers on its social media channels for appropriate dental-related songs at 2.30pm (tooth-hurty) each afternoon.

 

Initial playlist suggestions include ‘You’ve Flossed that Loving Feeling’, ‘Plaques the way, uh huh, I like it’ ‘Do You Come From a Land Crown Under’ and anything by Fleetwood Plaque.

 

Dental care is an important aspect of pet healthcare, yet it is often overlooked. Just like humans, pets can suffer from dental problems, for example, 80 per cent of dogs are affected by gum disease and between 50-90 per cent of cats older four years suffer dental diseases.[1]

 

Plaque, tartar, and gum inflammation are all very common in pets and among the most frequent concerns seen by vets. By the age of three, over three quarters of all pets have developed some form of periodontal disease.[2]

 

As paw-rents, it’s the responsibility of owners to make sure that their pets receive proper dental care to keep their teeth and gums healthy.

 

Jollyes’ Phil Turner-Naylor said: “teeth and gum issues are one of the most common reasons people bring their dogs and cats to the vets.

 

“As the pet people, it is extremely important that we raise awareness to our customers about brushing their pet’s teeth.

 

“Our staff members are equipped with information and advice on taking care of dental hygiene, so we encourage everyone to pop in on a Tuesday for a free treat and a chat.”

 

To find out more information about Jollyes and its ‘chews’ day campaign, visit www.jollyes.co.uk

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