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Jollyes Expands to Mansfield with Its 129th UK Pet Store

ยทSource: Pet Gazette

Pet supplies chain Jollyes continues its nationwide growth with a new branch in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, giving local pet owners another convenient option for food, accessories, and care products. The opening also brings seven new jobs to the area, reflecting the retailer's ongoing commitment to broadening its high-street presence across the UK.

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