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    Pets at Home launches Keep Cool products for dogs

    mmBy Simon KingJune 13, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    Pets at Home has launched a range of essential products which will help dogs keep cool over the summer.

    A pop-up Dog Pool is on offer in the latest release, which could be the perfect addition to pop up whilst on holiday or a short break with your pets. From mats to keep them cooler for longer, to jackets that just need to be wet to stay cool for hours.

    The retailer has also introduced the Filtabac suncream for targeting areas in need on dogs and cats.

    The range also has a number of toys, which dogs can chew on to keep cool including an ice lolly, dog bone or watermelon shapes.

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    Editor - Over The Counter. Simon has more than 20 years’ experience in B2B publishing. When not slumped over his PC, Simon is a keen follower of sport, supporting Manchester United, and is at his absolute happiest watching most sport in glorious UHD, with something cold to drink by his side.

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