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Nature's Pet Salem is looking forward to opening on April 1 and that's no joke!

We will have a grand opening with lots of free gifts, prizes and samples of healthy and natural foods and treats. There will be lots of the manufacturer's reps on hand to answer your questions. You can bring your pet to visit too!

AND, everything will be 10% off during the grand opening!

We are looking forward to meeting all of our future customers and their pets. We cannot wait to help you and your loved pets in any way we can!

Check back often. More details to come.
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