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Pet product is already a Christmas bestseller
Pet firm boss wins prestigious Entrepreneur Award
True Instinct introduces ‘High Meat’ Cat and Kitten range
Bestway Foundation, the parent company of Bestpets, donates £100,000 to Save the Children
Dogmatic picks up prestigious innovation award
Lily's Kitchen celebrates success of pop-up event
New look for Hill’s Science Plan dog and cat range
Poppy’s Picnic celebrates the company’s third birthday by celebrating with the residents of local care home
Essential Foods launches new Highland Living range
Dogrobes launches fundraising calendar
PetSafe Brand introduces new pet tech toys in time for Christmas
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Dog left 'fighting for life' after eating £1 treat
FirstVet raises €18.5m as it targets international expansion
Hill's Pet Nutrition returns to London Vet Show
Global trade bodies write open letter of concern to CITES
‘A Way with Dogs’ 2019 final goes live
Wildlife Rescues inundated with hedgehogs
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Mikki Launches Self Selection POS Deal to support Independent Retailers
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Wilsons Pet Food launch their new charity campaign Wilsons to the Rescues
The hunt is on for a pampered pooch to review spa hotels across the country
Collared Creatures launch “On Trend” Christmas Harris Tweed Dog Collars
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Dog left 'fighting for life' after eating £1 treat

A dog owner was left "crying her eyes out" after being told her pet dog might have to be put to sleep, after eating a bone she bought him from a bargain store.

 

Emma Porcu, 30, told the Liverpool Echo she bought her dog, Toro, the bone as a treat but claims the three-year-old's health dramatically deteriorated hours after he ate it.

 

She claims after taking him to the vets  for x-rays she was told splinters from the bone had became stuck in his intestine and it would be too dangerous to operate on.

 

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