Pet Trade Xtra - Issue 22 2017 | 01 June, 2017 Send to a Friend » | Subscribe » | Archive » | Update your Profile » | Print all Articles » | RSS »

In This Issue Pets Choice acquires Spike's World group of brands Small independents fear new Pets at Home store on Guernsey threatens their future Natures Menu named as inspiring British company Independent pet shop celebrates 25 years of business Pet shop owner fined for trading without a licence Serious about stocking pet products – only PATS has all the brands Pet food products influenced by human trends Premium dog food brand launches treats range Trust Pet Products show attracts over 75 suppliers Dog Treat Company joins forces with holiday chain Owners given chance to have their pets star in video Get your own copy of Pet Trade Xtra Skinner’s Pet Food sponsors Dog Arena at BBC Countryfile Live New from Exo Terra! Easy to set up Monsoon Misting systems! Shires Equestrian sponsors BETA's New Product Gallery for a fifth year Guide Dogs helped to calm the nerves of students Pet Food Seminar focusses on pet health and wellbeing. Yea-Sacc gives Roger a new lease of life YAKERS dog chews prove to be a big hit Peregrine Livefoods secures exclusive deal with Biopod IAMS launches new campaign to educate pet owners ROGZ launches new treat puzzle at international show Put feline welfare on election agenda, urges cat charity CONTACT US NOW Find out how Pet Trade Xtra can help to promote your business and products. Contact neil.pope@tgcmc.co.uk for all editorial matters. Email ben.greenwood@tgcmc.co.uk to discuss advertising and sponsorship opportunities. Return to Cover Page» Pet shop owner fined for trading without a licence A Coventry pet shop owner has been fined for trading without a licence. Amanda Evans ran Godiva Reptiles and Exotics and magistrates were told she failed to apply for a new licence for 2017, despite continuing to trade as a pet shop. The 39-year-old of The Barley Lea, Stoke Aldermoor, pleaded guilty by post and was fined £40, ordered to pay costs of £755 and a victim surcharge of £30. A pet shop licence runs annually from January 1 to December 31, but Evans did not reapply for it to run the pet shop on Momus Boulevard in Wyken, Coventry. The pet shop used to sell a variety of reptiles and exotic animals, but has since closed down. Animal Welfare Officers from Coventry City Council carried out a successful test purchase leading to the prosecution.

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