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5 millionth can worth £1000 to a practice
Arlo Guthrie
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6 May 2008 8:00 AM
CEVA Animal Health’s household flea products, Staykill, Acclaim and Skoosh, will soon have helped fight the 5 millionth household flea infestation in the UK.
In order to preserve the historic 5 millionth can for future generations, CEVA would like to offer £1,000 to buy it back from which ever veterinary practice orders it.
In addition, the (rather over-excited) household flea team at CEVA are in such a celebratory mood, they are also awarding 49 luxury chocolate hampers to practices ordering the 49 cans either side of the momentous 5 millionth can.
For further information or to make the most of the latest special offers, call the Flea Fighters Hotline on 01494 781510.
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