Barnsley Market welcomes new pet supplies stall

Barnsley Market has welcomed a new family run pet supplies store, which specialises in natural products for dogs, cats, small animals and wild birds.
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JC’s Pet Supplies – also based in Halifax – is now open upstairs in the market, opposite the downwards escalator.

The family run business, co-owned by father and son-in-law Chris Davies and Jack Whitaker, specialises in natural food and treats for dogs, cats, small animals and wild birds.

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The stall also stocks raw dog food, bedding, mats, toys, leads and collars – as well as flea and worming treatments.

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Jack – who has 17 years’ experience of market trading - will front the stall along with partner Olivia, and they say they can’t wait to meet local shoppers.

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“We’re really excited to meet the people of Barnsley,” said Jack.

“I’ve worked on markets since I was eight years old with my dad, who had a pet supply business on Huddersfield Market, but now work with my father-in-law and partner.

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“We specialise in all things natural. You’ll still find the branded products you get in supermarkets, but we have a great range of natural products for your pets.

“The benefit of natural products is that – obviously as well as being natural – they’re high in protein and low in fat, so much better for your pets.

“Barnsley is a vibrant town and on the way up, so it’s a great opportunity for us to be trading on Barnsley Market. We can’t wait to meet everyone.”

Barnsley Market is temporarily trading four days a week – Wednesday to Saturday between 8.30am and 3pm – as Barnsley town centre recovers from the coronavirus pandemic.

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Safety measures including signage, tannoy announcements, cashless payments, hand sanitiser stations and social distancing are all in place.

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