PATS is the UK’s pet industry exhibition and the only event where the entire trade comes together under one roof. Read more

To mark a decade of celebrating excellence, this year’s PetQuip Awards will be presented to winners at an Oscar-style evening after the first day of PATS Telford on Sunday, 25^th September. Read more

As dog owners flock to the Leon Boots Co. stand at Crufts, enticed by the lightest wellington boot ever, garden centre owners must be asking themselves whether they can afford to miss out on stocking this exciting new range within their own pet and gift offering. Read more

PetQuip has reached an agreement with the organisers of Superzoo to host a pavilion for UK firms for the first time at the Las Vegas show, which takes place on 22-25 August 2022. Read more

Leading bird feed manufacturer Johnston & Jeff is stripping more plastic from its packaging to help make its products among the most sustainable on the market. Read more

Henry Bell & Co launched its own range in 2019, Henry Bell Wild Bird Care, which features over 170 quality products catering for every type of garden bird, all designed with health and wellbeing of birds in mind. Sustainable packaging is a priority with all their Wild Bird Food packaging being 100% recyclable. Read more

Fast-growing British dog grooming, gifts and treats firm Sniffe & Likkit has announced a partnership with renowned pet behaviour and nutrition expert, Anna Webb. Read more

WHM Pet Group, reinforced their “eco” credentials by introducing an industry first “eco” packaging development at PATS Telford. ‘Peace, Love & Sustainability’ was the theme at the WHM Pet PATS stand, where the team celebrated Honeyfield’s wild bird care’s exciting new packaging design and the first truly biodegradable plastic technology. Read more

Wild Bird Care brand Honeyfield’s, part of WHM Pet Group, have reinforced their “eco” credentials by introducing an industry first “eco” packaging development. This includes a new packaging design and the first truly biodegradable plastic technology. Read more

Wildlife World's brand-new Water is Life Bath and Drinker offers a truly safe, inclusive, and environmentally friendly solution to providing water for your garden wildlife. The latest innovative design in our wildlife bath and drinker's range. Read more

See our exciting new range of water gardening products at GLEE 2021. Bermuda have over 80 new products planned for launch in 2022 so visit us on stand 7D70-E71 for all the latest information. Read more

Johnston & Jeff – the UK’s leading bird food manufacturer – is introducing paper sacks for one its most popular wild bird blends. Read more

Launched in late 2020, new ORGANIX from leading premium aquatic experts, OASE UK, has been leading the charge in bringing sustainable aquatic feeds to the fore. Read more

Valentines Day sees the start of National Nest Box Week as we are not the only creatures to get romantic as spring approaches.   The BTO offers an information pack and ideas. Read more

The latest figures from the GCA show 2014 was the best year for 4 years with December beating May as the biggest sales month of the year. Read more

The UK exhibitor group at this year’s PetQuip-organised British pavilion at lnterzoo is offering buyers from across the world a multitude of new product launches at this year's show. Read more

LeisureGrow, the parent company of Petface, have announced a pet partnership to create Petzone in select Asda stores. Read more

Fast-growing British dog care brand taps into booming secondary market. Sniffe & Likkit, the fast-growing British dog grooming and treats firm, has created two new SKUs to maximise gifting opportunities for retailers across all categories. Read more

Wild bird care specialist WHM Pet Group, whose brands include Marriage’s Feed and Honeyfield’s Wild Bird, will be flying the flag for sustainability at PATS Sandown next month. Read more

UK pet companies are gearing up for 2022 with plans to unveil their new product launches at the industry’s leading Spring exhibition PATS Sandown on 27-28 March. Read more

Brighton-based start-up W’ZIS? is aiming to liven up what it calls the last remaining ‘dull’ FMCG category, Pet Food, with its meat-free treats. Read more

Market leaders in aquariums and fish keeping sundries, OASE has reason to celebrate as the brand has been awarded not one, but two exciting new product awards at the recent AQUA 2021 exhibition. Read more

Cotswold Granaries brand new home compostable packaging and 100% natural wild bird, hedgehog, duck and squirrel feed coming in January to the Wildlife World food range. Zero plastic, zero waste, zero consumer guilt! Read more

Wildlife World proudly presents the newest edition to their popular range of novelty bird feeders, the colourful ceramic flower feeders, and drinkers. Let your garden bloom all year round with these fanciful flower feeders! Read more

Henry Bell announces its launch of the brand new: Henry Bell Wildlife Collection. With the increasing importance and interest in caring for the wildlife in our environments, at the heart of this latest collection from Henry Bell is the wellbeing of wildlife animals. Read more

As the industry looks forward to the return of the aquatics and water gardening trade exhibition Aqua 2021, one of the industry’s biggest brands, OASE, has unveiled some of the latest innovations that will be making its exhibition stand a must-attend for retailers wanting to optimise their offering for the season ahead. Read more

Wild Bird Care & Pet Food specialist WHM Pet Group, best known for their brands Marriage’s and Honeyfield’s, have added new capabilities to their UK manufacturing in the past 12 months, following strong sales results in 2020.
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Believing that good buyers have not been given the recognition they deserve, Glee is asking you to nominate people or teams that might qualify as the country’s best buyers for awards being introduced at the show. Read more

Sunshine Garden Centre and Van Hage are the best GCA outdoor living retailers.  Cowell’s and Bents are the best for plants. Read more

2013 turned out to be another disappointing year in all three key sectors of the garden retail market – garden plants, garden care and garden leisure – with all three sectors showing a steady decline in the five years to 2013 covered by the Analysis. Read more