Karnlea launches whole goat milk powder
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by Liam J Moran
2d ago
Karnlea has launched a whole goat milk powder joining pumpkin and slippery elm and marshmallow root powders as part of the new Karnlea Complimentary range. These can be added to any Karnlea Bone Broth variety, primary food, or administered separately to address specific health issues in dogs and cats. It provides a nutritional boost, can help settle stomachs and provide extra hydration. Pumpkin powder comes in tubs of 100g and 200g (trade only), slippery elm and marshmallow root, 100g and Whole Goat Milk Powder, 200g. A fourth flavour has also been added to the Karnlea’s Bone Broth range. Fish ..read more
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Carnilove launches new Freeze-Dried Raw snacks
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by Cynera Rodricks
2d ago
Carnilove has expanded its range with its new offering: Freeze-Dried Raw snacks for dogs, featuring a high content of fresh meat.  These treats are crafted using the latest technology—a gentle method of processing fresh meat that retains the natural taste and aroma, as well as the “crucial” nutrients essential for dogs’ overall health. Containing over 94% fresh meat, these snacks are moulded into semi-soft, coin-sized pieces and are easily digestible. Catering to individual dietary needs, the treats are available in two specialised lines Monoprotein: For dogs with specific dietary restri ..read more
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Pedigree Wholesale launches new Walter Harrison’s No Grow range
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by Cynera Rodricks
3d ago
Pedigree Wholesale has launched the all-new wild bird mixed seed reformulation from Walter Harrison’s. The upgrade is to Walter Harrison’s Ultimate Energy No Mess, which is now Ultimate Energy No Grow. The reformulated seed mix is 100% husk-free, edible, weed-free, filler-free, and is available exclusively to the specialist pet trade. The new Ultimate Energy No Grow range, available in 2kg and 12.75kg bags, is an improved seed mix that no longer contains ingredients that grow in gardens. Linseed, a seed which grows once fallen on the ground, has been removed to ensure a natural, “high quality ..read more
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Johnson’s bolsters balm range with two new products
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by Liam J Moran
3d ago
Johnson’s Veterinary Products has announced the introduction of two new balms aimed at dogs, cats and small animals. The new products, an Antiseptic Balm and a Soothing Skin Balm for dogs, cats and small animals, expand on the success of Johnson’s existing Paw and Nose Balm for dogs. Used for calming insect bites and maintaining healthy skin, the Soothing Skin Balm benefits from a range of natural ingredients and anti-bacterial properties. Meanwhile, the Antiseptic Balm is infused with English lavender and lemon blossom, giving it a “fresh scent”. Founded in 1921, Johnson’s is an independent m ..read more
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Creature Comforts opens first clinic
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by Liam J Moran
6d ago
Veterinary tech startup Creature Comfort has announced the opening of its first clinic in Notting Hill, London. Underpinning the new facilities is a dedicated dental suite, separate cat and dog wards, and all the equipment expected of a first-class veterinary facility. The four-storey clinic incorporates calming and spacious staff breakout spaces filled with natural light. The company has also developed a new app which will allow the vets at the clinic to work flexibly. It is also addressing CMA concerns with the veterinary sector around pricing transparency, with prices for routine treatments ..read more
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RSPCA celebrates 200th year with new brand and campaign
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by Cynera Rodricks
6d ago
The RSPCA has announced the launch of a new brand for the first time in 50 years, alongside its For Every Kind campaign, to mark its 200th year. The campaign urges people to care about the lives of every animal and carry out one million acts of kindness for animals. This includes learning how to help sick and injured animals, volunteering, speaking up for animals, fundraising, or making small changes like doing a litter pick, buying higher welfare food or making gardens or community wildlife friendly. Additionally, the For Every Kind campaign is releasing a new advert which sees singing animal ..read more
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W’Zis unveils new plant based treats
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by Liam J Moran
1w ago
W’Zis has unveiled a range of new plant based dog training treats named Wowzers. The company took its Postman and Roast treats, added a scent, reduced the size by half and have a smoky bacon flavour. The treats are made from sweet potato, tomato and pumpkin with a natural smoked flavour. They are also less than one calorie per treat with zero sugar and low fat as well as grain and gluten free. Douglas Thackway, founder of Doug’s Dogs, said: “Wowzers are … ‘wowzers’! The pups in our training sessions love them. We get through loads of treats and owners are always concerned about dogs getting ov ..read more
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CVS UK veterinary operations disrupted by cyberattack
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by Cynera Rodricks
1w ago
CVS Group has announced that it recently detected and intercepted a cyber incident which involved unauthorised external access to a limited number of its IT systems. Upon discovery of the incident, CVS took immediate steps to isolate the issue and, to prevent wider unauthorised access, took its IT systems temporarily offline, as part of the group’s response plan. The group stated that its responses to contain the threat of malicious activity have caused considerable operational disruption in the UK over the past week, but to date have been effective in preventing further external access to CVS ..read more
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Marleybones secures lineup of investors
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by Cynera Rodricks
1w ago
Marleybones, a dog food brand known for its pantry fresh solution, has announced a new £900k seed funding led by JamJar Investments, the venture capital firm set up by the founders of Innocent Drinks, and further supported by Active Partners, the consumer investor behind Soho House, Rapha and KatKin.  Marleybones’ mission to “redefine dog food” has also been recognised by other participants in the round including a group of renowned veterinarians from Animal Health Angels alongside tech unicorn founders, digital marketing experts and consumer specialists.  The fresh funds will be use ..read more
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PetInstincts joins Purina accelerator programme
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by Liam J Moran
1w ago
PetInstincts has been unveiled as one of eight participants in the Unleashed by Purina accelerator programme. The programme, now in its fifth year, supports and propels new generations of disruptive pet-tech and pet-care start-ups. Purina provides each start-up on the Unleashed programme with a personalised scaling package that includes business and technology assistance tailored to their specific stage of growth. The companies also receive expert coaching and access to Purina’s commercial insights to help drive their growth. The programme lasts 20 weeks, with mentoring and support offered fro ..read more
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