Ceva Animal Health, manufacturer of Adaptil and Feliway, has announced the eleven winners of its fireworks waiting room display competition, which this year included a video entry starring a veterinary nurse as a witch.Ceva Animal Health, manufacturer of Adaptil and Feliway, has announced the eleven winners of its fireworks waiting room display competition, which this year included a video entry starring a veterinary nurse as a witch.

The competition sees hundreds of veterinary practices around the country decorating their waiting rooms with fireworks-themed displays, with practices gaining extra recognition if they built a den. It aimed to highlight top tips for pet owners during the fireworks season and the benefits of building a den to help calm and reassure dogs during the firework festivities.

The winning veterinary practices, which were each awarded a luxury chocolate hamper, were:

  • Woodcroft Vets, Cheadle, Cheshire
  • Vets4Pets, St Martins, Guernsey
  • Vets4Pets, Poole, Dorset
  • Vale Vets, Dursley, Gloucestershire
  • Summer Lane Vets, Weston-Super-Mare
  • Spa Vets, Gloucester
  • Shaw Veterinary Centre, Swindon
  • Raddenstiles Vets, Exmouth
  • Grange Veterinary Surgery, Stockton-on-Tees
  • Chess Veterinary Clinic, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
  • Victoria Vets, Glossop, Derbyshire

It was Woodcroft Vets' entry that included the veterinary nurse starring as a witch; the credits at the end are worth waiting for!

Abbie King, product manager for Adaptil and Feliway at Ceva Animal Health, said: "We are always amazed by the enthusiasm and creativity from vet practice teams around the country when they decorate their waiting rooms to demonstrate the preventative measures clients can carry out at home to help manage their pets’ firework fears. There were some fabulous entries this year which made it really hard to identify just 11 winners."

For details on Adaptil and Feliway visit www.adaptil.com/uk or www.feliway.com/uk.

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