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LUMBY, B.C., Jan 18, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- avVaa World Health Care Products Inc. (AVVW), a global biotechnology company offering therapeutic, natural skin and health care products, announced today that it has reached an agreement for Canadian distribution with NEEDS N DESIRES Ltd., a Canyon, B.C. Canada-based Company, for the distribution of avVaa's Care Professional Animal Products for Pets, a full line of therapeutic, all natural products for the quality-conscious professional dog handler.
Lorie Campbell-Farley, EVP Sales and Marketing for avVaa said, "Professional dog shows are now big business in Canada, with handlers who care for, groom and show champion pets heavily invested in the products they use to care for their animals. We are excited to partner with Needs N Desires to bring our animal care products to this coveted, niche sector throughout Canada."
Needs N Desires Ltd., a mobile dog show retailer is a well-recognized name in the dog show industry and is scheduled to attend more than 25 Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) dog shows in 2006.
Needs N Desires will distribute avVaa Care dermalustre Professional Skin and Coat Treatment through its mobile retail outlets at dog shows throughout Canada and Online through its worldwide retail site: http://www.needsndesires.com .
dermalustre Professional Skin and Coat Treatment is avVaa's unique product specially formulated for pets, that absorbs quickly into the hair shaft and skin to provide deep conditioning and treatment for dry, itchy, flaky skin. avVaa Care dermalustre has the added benefits of producing a healthy shine, detangling and repelling dust and dirt. Consumers have found dermalustre also brings relief and treatment to pets that suffer from the discomforts of hot spots. dermalustre Professional Skin and Coat Treatment is specially formulated for the unique needs of pets, including Long and Short/Double Coat.
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