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New exhibitors join big-name brands at PATS Sandown
New wholesaler launches into UK pet food market
Danish Design launches FatFace pet bed collection
Burgess Pet Care launches vet awards with RWAF
Naturediet gives dogs a feel good Christmas
Lily’s Kitchen launches ‘Tasty Treats for Happy Dogs’ cookbook in time for Christmas
Scruffs announces mass December giveaway event
Bucking the Brexit gloom to give graduates best start
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Pets at Home closes superstore
Campaign to deter dog owners from buying rawhide chews
PFMA offers guidance on handling raw pet food
Women more likely to stop for a pet hit by a car, says new survey
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Pet shop owner says floods could've closed his business for good

A Matlock pet shop owner says he was close to losing his business after severe flooding.

 

Adam Robb, 51, who owns Peak Paws and Claws near the River Derwent, said he was walking his dog on Friday morning when he noticed the floods and rushed to his shop.

 

Mr Robb started the business, which sells pet amenities such as food and accessories, more than four years ago.

 

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