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So lockdown is lifted – how is it for you?

Michele SwalesBy Michele SwalesJuly 10, 20201 Min Read
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We’d like to know what’s changed in the world of pet retail and whether – fingers crossed – things are improving.

We had a fantastic response to our last pet shop survey during lockdown so hope you can spare a minute to answer a few very quick questions about customer shopping habits.

For example, are pet owners coming into the shop and browsing (with the opportunity for impulse sales) ­­or is it a matter of picking up just what they need. Or do many shoppers still want delivery or click-and-collect only? And are they changing what they buy, swapping pet food brands, etc?

We will, of course, share the results of the poll with pbw readers.

Click here to take part

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