Robinsons Townville gathers dogs for a colorful Costume Paw-ty

Robinsons Townville once again rolled up the runway for its much-anticipated annual dog fashion show event.

The Let It Glow! Costume Pawty, held at Robinsons Townville BF Parañaque, invited the mall’s Dog Club members to showcase their beloved furry friends in their most creative costumes.

The one-of-a-kind competition and fashion show featured various dog breeds dressed to “Neon Colored” ensembles. Dog owners made sure their fur babies were dressed to the nines as they strutted the catwalk – or dogwalk – during the fashion show.

Yuki, a Pomeranian owned by Eunicis Salem took home the grand prize of P5,000 worth of Robinsons Supermarket gift certificates (GCs) and P5,000 worth of pet care products from Daiso and Handyman.

Cala, owned by Jerwin Sacdalan landed in 2nd place and received P3,000 worth of Robinsons GCs and P3,000 worth of pet care products, while Chloe, another Pomeranian owned by Arnold Salas settled for 3rd place and got P2,000 worth of Robinsons GCs and P2,000 worth of pet care supplies.

Meanwhile, special citations were given to Yuki as the Adorable Pet of the Day, and to Giggy and Eton Concepcion for the Pet & Owner Costume Look Alike award.

The Let It Glow! Costume Pawty guests also enjoyed other exciting pocket events such as pet blessing and dog collar making activity.

The Let It Glow! Costume Pawty will also visit Robinsons Townville Cabanatuan (October 13), Robinsons Townville Meycauayan (October 19), Robinsons Townville Pulilan (October 20), and Robinsons Townville Regalado (October 26).

Don’t miss out on what transpired during the Robinsons Townville Let It Glow! Costume Pawty! For more updates, “like” Robinson’s Townville’s official Facebook page at facebook.com/RobinsonsTownville/, or visit their website at www.robinsonstownville.ph/.

ROYAL CANIN OPENS PET SHOP UNIVERSITY

Driven by Mars Pet care’s vision to make ‘A Better World for Pets’, Royal Canin, one of Mars, Inc. billion-dollar subsidiaries, opened Pet Shop University last November 9 at SMX Aura Convention Center. With business owners as their students, the event aims to provide existing and potential retailers with professional training solutions that will help them improve business practices and strengthen their specialized image.

As any user of the brand would know, Royal Canin’s nutritional product lines are very extensive and structured. They are reaching such a degree of precision and technicality that, to market them, you especially need supporting advice and services. One of Royal Canin’s fundamental values of “Dog and Cat First” is what has imposed the choice of specialized distribution made by the company since its founding more than 45 years ago. Products whether for a specific breed, life stage and size may be found in specialist stores or pet shops. Meanwhile, for dogs and cats requiring medical attention or special diets, prescription products are available in veterinary clinics.

Royal Canin, whose headquarters lies at the south of France, truly believes that the knowledge and expertise and veterinarians as well as the specialist retailers’ expert advice are indispensable to accompany an ever more specific nutritional offer and meet the demands of owners who pay ever more attention to the well-being and health of their pets. It is in those reasons why Pet Shop University was conceptualized. Royal Canin wanted to elevate business practices of their retailers and that they would be able to make them realize that there is a true potential in this industry that goes beyond their hobby that stemmed out from being a breeder or a regular pet lover

True to the concept, the one day event featured high-caliber speakers from various fields of supply chain, marketing and finance to share basic business concepts to participants. Mr. Armando Bartolome, President of GMB Franchise Developments spoke about financial management; Ms. Lourdes Guzman, President of Global Procure-IT shared how to develop proper inventory management; Dr. Leonardo Garcia, a dean in the College of Business Administration of Lyceum of the Philippne and a professional lecturer in De La Salle University gave points on how to win in the marketing war.

Innovation plays a major role that unites Royal Canin and its specialized partners. They are not just leaders in launching new diets for specific needs but also providing tools to help their retailers grow, because their partners’ growth is also their success. This partnership with specialists is an essential driving force behind the company’s growth and stands as a commitment against any tendency of their offer to become commonplace. Even before mounting the Pet Shop University, Royal Canin has strongly supported its trade partners by providing them with training, merchandising, promotional activities and, more generally, sales aids. Without forgetting, of course, knowledge sharing through many publications, scientific works, congresses or forums.

Nevertheless, beyond innovation and highly effective nutritional answers, differentiation also relies on choice, advice and services. Such a hyper specialization of Royal Canin’s partners is a major asset and stands as a formidable lever for their development.
For more information about Royal Canin’s Pet Shop University, you may reach:
BLESSIE C. ZARZUELA
Marketing Manager
Royal Canin Philippines
Tel. # 02 817 9443/ 0917. 5905844
Email: blessie. zarzuela@royalcanin.com
www.royalcanin.ph
www.Facebook.com/RoyalCaninPH