Pets at Home has debuted a new look and fresh advertising campaign that "brings together all elements of its business".

Pets at Home has unveiled a relaunch of its brand with a new identity and advertising campaign that brings together all elements of its business and celebrates the nation’s love of pets.

Strength at Pets at Home's veterinary division offset continued weakness across its retail operations.

Pets at Home was one of the FTSE 250’s best performers on Wednesday, as the retailer announced full-year results in line with January’s downgraded guidance. At 294.2p per share, Pets at Home ...

The advert will air for the first-time on Thursday 20 th April. Kathryn Imrie, chief consumer officer at Pets at Home, said: “Our purpose as a business is to make the world better for pets and the ...

Pets at Home is the largest specialist pet supplies retailer in the UK. It has a nationwide network of more than 450 superstores offering a one-stop-shop for pet-related products such as food, toys, ...

Adoption Ad for 2-Year-Old Chihuahua Described as a 'Chucky Doll in a Dog's Body' Goes Viral According to the ad, Prancer the chihuahua "hates men more than women do" and isn't a fan of other pets ...

Pets at Home is an early adopter of Microsoft Copilot Studio, where a business can create AI agents to act in support of different areas of the business. It coincides with Microsoft’s announcement ...

Pets at Home Group Plc has repurchased 117,525 of its own shares as part of its ongoing share buyback program. The buyback saw shares purchased at prices ranging from 298.4 GBp to 306.6 GBp, with ...

UK retailer Pets at Home Group Plc and French cross-channel transport operator Getlink SE are among European companies tipped as top potential M&A targets this year.

Analysts have forecast that Pets at Home will report profit of £133m when it unveils its full-year results on Wednesday – broadly in line with last year's performance.

Pets at Home has brought back a temporary ban on the sale of certain animals in every store this Easter. The ban is part of the retailer's pledge to end impulsive rabbit purchases during Easter.