In This Issue
PetsPyjamas website attracts top high street executive
Wimbledon pet shop celebrates major refurbishment thanks to BBC show
BorrowMyDoggy website wins six-figure investment
Gardman donates £16,000 worth of pet products to Wood Green
Hollings adds three more tubs of treats to its range
Achieving awards is good for business, say 2013 PetQuip Award winners
Pet owners urged to make a difference during Rabbit Awareness Week
The Hay Experts launch new range of natural products for small animals
Sampling opportunity for TopLife at Forest Holidays
Licences renewed for Pets at Home stores in Sheffield
Interactive Kids Zone at Dogs for the Disabled fun day
Motorway closed after lorry carrying pet food burst into flames
A variety of California kingsnake is wreaking havoc in Canary Islands
Leading French pet store chain Animalis says 'Oui' to Litter Kwitter and Pet Diner
Treat firm Barker & Barker sponsors dog trainers
Police launch inquiry after voting card sent to rottweiler
Pet owners face challenges seeking rental properties
Two dogs killed by Alabama Rot
Army dog killed in Afghanistan given posthumous medal
Hand-decorated plate by Johnny Vegas auctioned on eBay
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Licences renewed for Pets at Home stores in Sheffield
 
Two Pets at Home stores in Sheffield have had their licences renewed by Sheffield City Council despite objections on the grounds that fish were not being isolated for between 24 and 48 hours before they were sold.

A spokesperson for the company said: “Pets at Home is pleased to note that, at the meeting of Sheffield City Council’s licensing sub-committee held on Tuesday 29 April 2014, licenses were reissued for its two stores in Sheffield, overturning objections on the grounds that fish were not being isolated for between 24 and 48 hours before they were sold.   

"The committee recognised that all Pets at Home stores operate with clear and specific procedures that have been developed in conjunction with an experienced freshwater and marine biologist and a leading aquatics vet and are based on the same independent OATA guidelines that are used by licensing authorities around the UK.   

"This ensures our fish are not released for sale until they are showing normal behaviour.”
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