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Lockdown lifts pet store’s turnover

Rachel WoodBy Rachel WoodSeptember 29, 20201 Min Read
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A pet shop and doggy day care centre specialising in natural pet foods, treats and accessories, has increased its online turnover by 164% during the coronavirus pandemic.

During lockdown Natural Cornish Pet, based in St Erth, Cornwall, upped its online catalogue to include all products in its range. It also added a simple click-and-collect service and its Doggy Day Care looked after the pets of key workers.

The shop and day care, run by Jordan Coombe and Katy Peck, is now set to expand its own-label range, introducing a number of new products including own-brand raw dog food, a new peanut butter for dogs, hypo-allergenic fish treats, salmon oil, meat treats and also becoming a distributor for an organic, vegan and lactose-free frozen treat for dogs called Doggy, Doggy, Yum, Yum.

The shop also has its own range of dry and cold-pressed foods called Aflora, which cater for the specific dietary needs of sensitive dogs and are grain- and gluten-free and are distributed nationwide.

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Rachel Wood, graphic designer. More than 40 years ago, I was one of the first females to be offered an apprenticeship within the printing industry. I've worked on record sleeves, DVD covers and various magazines throughout my career. In my spare time I collect movie posters and attend comic cons, I keep fit (and sane) with gardening and strength & conditioning training.

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