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Hill’s launches new puppy and kitten websites
Arlo Guthrie
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18 Dec 2007 7:13 AM
Hill’s Pet Nutrition has launched two new websites -
http://www.myhillspuppy.com/
and
http://www.myhillskitten.com/
- which are devoted to giving puppies and kittens their best start in life.
The sites provide pet owners with information, advice and support they need during the first year of their pet’s life covering everything from choosing their puppy or kitten through to when to vaccinate their pet and diet and nutrition advice.
The websites also encourage owners to register for regular email newsletters to help keep them up-to-date with their puppy or kitten’s changing needs and the importance of their pet’s key milestones. Consisting of information on vaccination, neutering, dental care and the importance of regular health checks, the newsletters will encourage owners to take advantage of products and services available from veterinary practices.
“Our new puppy and kitten websites provide pet owners with a wide range of easy to understand healthcare information which will help encourage them to stay loyal to their practice and following vet and vet nurse’s advice,” comments Libby Sheridan, UK veterinary affairs manager at Hill’s Pet Nutrition.
For more information on the Hill’s Pet Nutrition websites or range of products, please contact your Hill’s Territory Manager or call 0800 282438.
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