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Avacta head of marketing, Joanne Soundy said: "Over 500 practices took part in the second annual initiative. The display materials were provided for practices to inform clients about the signs and symptoms of pet allergies and the different allergens that can affect their pets.
"PAW attracted a huge amount of interest throughout the whole of June, and going forward we hope will continue to build better understanding and knowledge of the allergies that can impact of their pets’ health and wellbeing.
"The Companion Care waiting room display gained a lot of interest, and the team were also able to take advantage of the discounted tests that were offered out as part of PAW."
Companion Care practice manager, Sally Ann Halliday said: "The display created opportunities for the whole team here at Ely to discuss pet allergies with our clients. This is a brilliant initiative, not just for clients, but their pets, and of course for the practice too!"
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