Indian Pet Industry
Air India pilot refuses to fly dog; Here are the rules for flying pets
He said that the airline staff told him that the commander of the flight was not okay with the pet being on board and refused permission
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Exotic inflation: Price no worry for Indian collectors to get status pets
The prices are no deterrent for those eager to be 'different' or seeking exotic pets as status symbols.
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Noida Authority launches Noida Pet Registration Android App for pet owners
In a move to promote the welfare of pet owners in the area, Noida Authority launched Noida Pet Registration Android App for pet owners.With this app, residents here can also file complaints, if the pet litters in public places or creates disruptions."Pet registration made easier! Launched Noida Pet Registration Android App(iOS version in 14 days) to facilitate seamless registrations for pet owners. Residents can also file complaints if the pet litters in public places or creates disruptions," tweeted Chief Executive Officer, Noida Authority on Wednesday.Speaking briefly with reporters after the launch event, CEO Ritu Maheshwari said, "Today, we have gathered here to launch a mobile app for registration of pets in the city.""Pet owners will have to mandatorily register their pets especially dogs and cats annually. Noida Pet Registration app can be used for registration and fee payment," said Maheshwari.At the event, the authority officials informed that the license fee charged on the ..
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India facing pet food shortages; govt urges industry to boost production
India has an estimated pet animal population of 29 million
Animal pharma Boehringer Ingelheim bets big on pet care segment in India
Boehringer Ingelheim plans to bring innovative products catering mainly to pets and poultry segment in India, as it expects these verticals to grow in a robust manner over the next few years
From fashion to hostels, India's pet industry is pulling out all the stops
Indians spent Rs 19.8 billion on pet care last year, according to Euromonitor International
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