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From converted garage to new purpose-built premisesā€¦the story of a thriving petcare business
Welcome to the 100th issue of Pet Trade Xtra
Gardman launches a premium petcare range for dogs
Sales of pet products soar by 79% after visit to PATS
Burgess to showcase portfolio plans at PATS
Betty & Butch excited by national recognition
Butch & Bess nominated for PetQuip pet product innovation
Pets at Home to close its Rugby store next month
The Innocent Hound taster case exclusive to Pedigree Wholesale
Natures Menu freezer full of stock to be won at PATS Harrogate
Retailers required to sell stylish dog beds
The Pet Show 2014 draws record numbers
Connective innovation from The Canny Company
flexi's CLASSIC lead gets even better
Johnson's launch Fipronil Spot-on flea solution for cats
Fun FAT CAT toys from Mines for Pets
Rosewood Pet Products launches hygienic toy
Calming and training products from Medipet
Animate to display the exclusive walkingMate range at PATS Harrogate
Pet Trade Xtra New Products Guide
BETA introduces breed specific nutrition
 
The UK’s Number 1* normal nutrition specialist brand is proud to announce the launch of the new BETA Breed Specific Range.
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Pets at Home to close its Rugby store next month



Pets at Home has announced that its Rugby store on Elliotts Field Retail Park will cease trading permanently on Sunday, September 7.

The retailer has however confirmed it is planning to open a new store in the Warwickshire town next year.

The decision has been taken by the company after the landlord confirmed changes to the make-up of the park. The store opened its doors in Rugby for the first time in 1996. Staff are being transferred to other nearby stores.

Sam Morgan-Smith, area manager for Pets at Home, said: “The decision was certainly not made lightly but unfortunately, the landlord’s new vision for the park does not see a place for Pets at Home. It is therefore with regret that we have to close this store next week.

“We are keen to ensure local pet owners don’t miss out on Pets at Home’s unique product range and customer service, so we are delighted that plans are underway for a new store in Rugby. We encourage our loyal customers to visit our other stores or shop online for all their pet needs, until the new store opens its doors next year.”

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