Pet store chain plans new locations in Hamilton, Mason

A pet products chain offering nutritional and holistic options for pet owners is expanding in southwest Ohio, including locations in Butler and Warren counties.

Bentley’s Pet Stuff is set to open as many as six locations in the Cincinnati area and up to five in the Dayton area, said spokeswoman Christine Bachman.

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“Spring 2018 we will be opening a bunch — Hamilton, Mason, Blue Ash, Milford, Northgate, to name a few,” Bachman said.

Bentley’s Pet Stuff opened a West Chester Twp. location earlier this year. It is set to hold grand opening celebrations this weekend for four new stores opening in Cincinnati at 442 Ohio Pike, Suite 110 B; 4530 Eastgate Blvd., Suite A-460; 6173 Glenway Ave., Unit D; and 7474 Beechmont Ave, Unit A.

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First launched in Illinois in 2008 by husband-and-wife duo Lisa and Giovanni Senafe, Bentley’s Pet Stuff producs do not include corn, wheat or soy in a food inventory that encompasses premium raw, freeze dried, dehydrated, canned and kibble, according to the company.

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