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Pet weight clinic launched at leading garden centre

 

Bents Garden & Home in Glazebury, Warrington, has teamed up with the experts from PetMedics to launch a new, free of charge, dog weight clinic. The initiative is designed to help dog owners to understand whether their pet is at a healthy weight and if not, what can be done to help shed those extra pounds.  

 

The bi-weekly weight clinics will take place at Bents’ Pet Place every other Thursday between 10am-12pm and will be run by a qualified veterinary nurse from PetMedics.  During each visit dogs will be weighed and assessed, and owners will receive a professional evaluation of their dog’s current weight.

 

Owners will be given advice as to whether weight management support is needed and if so a personalised plan, tailored to each dog’s breed, age and lifestyle will be provided, alongside ongoing support and advice.

 

Says Matthew Bent, MD at Bents Garden & Home: “Just like humans, being overweight can have a serious impact on a dog’s health and quality of life.  Carrying excess weight can put extra strain on their bodies and can increase the risk of several health issues. The goal with these clinics is simple, to help our dogs live longer, happier and healthier lives!”

 

The new weight clinic is a great opportunity for owners to get expert advice in a relaxed and supportive environment or simply get reassurance that they are on the right track with their dog’s diets. 

 

And there’s even more ‘pawfully’ good times for dog owners to enjoy when Bents’ Bark Fest, returns on Saturday 28th – Sunday 1st March.  This annual favourite celebrates all things dog-related and gives our four-legged friends centre stage for two fun-filled days. 

 

Across the weekend, visitors will be able to enjoy exciting demonstrations, special offers and plenty of tips and tricks to help keep dogs happy and healthy. Bents’ much-loved Mini Crufts will be returning, with prizes up for grabs for our canine competitors, while Bartley Studios will be on hand to capture those perfect pet portraits. 

 

More details coming soon at bents.co.uk

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