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Largest Privately-Owned Veterinary Practice in the World, Banfield, the Pet Hospital(R), Appoints New Chief Executive Officer

Date:9/19/2007

ader who is deeply committed to high-quality Pet healthcare," says Ellis Rowe, Group President, Petcare, Mars, Incorporated. "Through John's leadership we are confident he will continue to forge strong working relationships with PetSmart, our suppliers, the veterinarian community and universities to provide pets and pet parents with new levels of service and care."

Founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1955, Banfield has become the largest privately owned veterinary practice in the world, with more than 635 locations across the U.S., in the U.K. and in Mexico. All of the veterinarians and team members at Banfield are committed to giving Pets the same level of care that their human family members receive. Banfield hospitals offer a full-range of comprehensive, medical services, computerized medical records, Pet preventive care plans, extended operating hours, and is the only veterinary practice in the world with an extensive quality assurance program. Banfield, The Pet Hospital helps extend the lives of more than 3.5 million Pets each year.

Contact: Kathy Baumgardner, Senior Director, Practice Communications at # 888-355-0595, Media Hotline

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