In This Issue
Robbie Williams visits Lily's Kitchen's Santa Paws Grotto
Gabriela Lerner set to leave Collarways
Westland launches Peckish film aimed at protecting wild birds
Pet tragedy leads to thriving cat-protection business
New LED Insight aquarium range puts the fun back into fishkeeping
Six ‘miracle’ pets shortlisted for Survivor Awards
Tetra's Peppa Pig aquariums make an impact at Webbs of Wychbold
Butch & Bess sniffs out potential of grooming market
The Pet Show 2014 retains Confused.com as main sponsor
Warning about a 'bogus' microchip company
Fire crews save animals from pet store blaze
Westland back ex-Solus MD's new venture
Police appeal after Exeter pet shop burglary
Harrods’ pet department to close
Strong seminar line-up at PATS Sandown
RAF joins up with Good Citizen Dog Scheme
Crufts set for another great event at the NEC Arena
Pets more likely to have insurance than their owners
MPM Products reaches 100 millionth milestone
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Fire crews save animals from pet store blaze
 

Kent fire crews had to take swift action to rescue animals after a fire at the Pets at Home store in Aylesford.

Police and two fire engines were called to the store in South Aylesford Retail Park after reports of a blaze at the retail unit.

It took the teams two hours to get the fire under control which is believed to have started in some pallets at the rear of the building.

Crews used two hose reels to protect other buildings and a jet to extinguish the fire. The outside rear of the property was badly damged but there was only very slight smoke damage inside the building.

It is believed that no animals were injured and there were no casualties. The cause of the fire is now being investigated.

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