Saturday 9th January 2021 • Promotional Content
Give your home an instant ‘wow’ with a biOrb aquarium
Pets New Year, New You 25
Denzel’s provides a solution to plastic pouches
P
icture an aquarium and what do you see? Probably a large, glass rectangle. Let’s face it.
Aquariums are bulky and unsightly. Sure, a skilled interior designer can make them blend in and look amazing, but this takes real know-how. If, like most people, you’re new to
fi sh keeping, your tank will probably stick out and your room’s ambience will be overpowered. But it doesn’t have to be like this. T anks to biOrb, millions now enjoy the thrill of having their very own underwater oasis. By giving its aquariums a chic
and minimalist design, biOrb makes it eff ortless for you to elevate any space. Far from posing a decor chal- lenge, these breathtaking underwater worlds add a sense of joy and wonder to your home. So, if you’re buying a new aquarium,
you’re better off investing a little more now and having something unique that lifts your spirits day after day.
T: 01256 896886 E:
enquiries@oase.com
biOrb.com
Sainsbury’s this month. Providing a real-world solution to a growing global problem, Denzel’s new low-calorie bites for dogs come in plastic-free packaging. Its brand-new pouches will break down within 30 weeks, even in landfi ll, rather than nearly 300 years for single-use plastic. Denzel’s doesn’t believe that treating your pet should hurt the planet. Joining forces with a local UK
D
bakery, Denzel’s healthy snacks for dogs are made from 100% natural ingredients. Gently hand-baked in carbon neutral wood-chip ovens, all
its snacks are grain-free,
naturally low in sugar and contain no artifi cial additives, colourings or preservatives. T e company even upcycles where possible, using fresh ‘wonky’ fruit that would have other- wise have gone to waste.
Each pouch contains
approximately 110
low-calorie tasty rewards for your pup. Perfect for training or on the go. RRP £2.90
T: 020 80049 111
denzels.co.uk
enzel’s, healthy snacks for dogs, is launching its plastic-free, biodegradable pouches in
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he Harris Dryboot is the only 100%-guaranteed waterproof, multi-purpose,
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• Generous sizing and deep gusset for easy access and removal
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• Fully washable and quick-drying • All for just £69.99 plus post and packaging.
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