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Luxury venison sausages are the latest pet treat sensation
Pet trade needs to support start-up companies with new ideas
Seahorse Atlantic joins growing band of international exhibitors at PATS
End of an era for Ryan's Pet Centre
Raw Chews range now available to order from Natures Menu
Pet Industry Federation to offer export service to members
OATA issues advice on keeping tropical fish in unheated conditions
Great response from pet retailers to new industry awards
Xtra Dog launches organic treat called Freezy Pups
Burns staff complete over 50 years voluntary fire service
TopLife overhauls the look of its pet milk range
Vet accused of defrauding £225,000 from pet insurers
Exclusive US dog clothing brand Luna Blue launches in the UK
Record number of pet entries in GIMA Awards
More regulation needed on pet restraining products
Vet struck off for causing pet distress
New grooming videos launched by Ancol
Ronnie Corbett to present new TV pet show
Fewer shops and new uses for high streets needed
Bermuda promises magical profits from Spooky Misters
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Vet accused of defrauding £225,000 from pet insurers

A vet has appeared in court charged with defrauding more than £225,000 from pet insurance firms through bogus claims.

Dr Daniel Morgan is accused of trying to cheat insurers Petplan, Pet Protect, Direct Line and Sainsbury’s while working at 1066 Veterinary Centre in Battle Road, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex.

The 38-year-old of Goodworth Road, Redhill, Surrey appeared at City of London Magistrates Court on June 27.

The dishonest claims are said to have been made between September 2009 and December 2012.

Prosecutor Kandiah Bancroft-Binns said the alleged frauds involved amounts totalling £226,360.67.

Magistrates said they did not have the powers to deal with the matter and sent the case to the Old Bailey.

Morgan will appear at that court for a further hearing on July 22.

He was bailed on the condition he surrendered his passport.

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