Tavo proud to be an Official Sponsor of Crufts 2025

Since launching in the UK in April 2024, Tavo has redefined pet travel in cars. The premium brand in pet protection and travel solutions, Tavo finished the year on a high as an official event partner to the Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts’ Club 120 years celebration of Rolls-Royce and is now thrilled to announce it is exhibiting and an official sponsor of Crufts 2025.

The world’s most prestigious dog show welcomes over 20,000 dogs and sees over 150,000 visitors flock to the event held at the NEC in Birmingham from 6th to 9th March. Tavo will be exhibiting in Hall 3 on Stand 3.11 and will be showcasing its growing range of award-winning premium, crash-test certified dog car seats and travel solutions including the Maeve car-seat, Roscoe stroller, Dupree carrier car seat and its latest car seat model catering for dogs up to 25kg (55lbs), Crispin.

Alongside the latest product innovations, Tavo has a host of stand activations planned at the show, including personal appearances from vet ambassadors, throughout the weekend.

Helen Johnson, Global Marketing Director at Tavo, adds; “Showcasing Tavo at the world’s largest dog show is incredibly important to us as a brand, both within the UK and globally. We have ambitious plans for 2025, and we anticipate that this weekend at Crufts will play a key role in sustaining our upward momentum throughout the year.”

As Tavo continues to grow its presence in the UK market, its involvement as official sponsor of Crufts 2025 marks another milestone in the brand’s commitment to setting the highest standards of pet safety in cars, bringing continual innovation and leading the pet travel industry.

For more information about Tavo visit www.tavopets.com/uk or contact Marketing Manager, Luisa Rollins-Svensson at luisa.rollins-svensson@allisonbaby.co.uk.

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Editors notes

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