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H&C Animal Health Acquires Angels’ Eyes Brand

It’s moving into the animal eye care category.

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PARKER, CO — H&C Animal Health, an animal health company focused on improving the lives of animals by bringing veterinary-quality products to retail, has acquired Angels’ Eyes, a leading brand of tear stain remedies for pets. This acquisition is part of H&C’s portfolio expansion into the animal eye care category.

The announcement was made at Global Pet Expo. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

“It is my pleasure to welcome Angels’ Eyes to H&C,” said Chuck Latham, CEO of H&C Animal Health. “Our companies are a natural fit. Besides both being family businesses, we align in our values for bringing vet-formulated products directly to pet specialty, using high-quality ingredients, and creating trusted product solutions based on proven science.”

By acquiring Angels’ Eyes line of offerings, H&C Animal Health “looks forward to offering retailers a broader range of clinically proven products from their company roster,” according to a press release.

Angels’ Eyes joins other H&C brands including ActivPhy and dailydose. The company “intends to nurture and grow Angels’ Eyes offerings through sales, marketing, and other future development so that more pet parents will have access to the products’ benefits for their pets,” according to the release.

Lynda Winkowski, co-founder and president of Angels’ Eyes, said, “This is an exciting time for all of us. Henry and I feel very confident about knowing that what we worked so hard for will continue to grow and prosper in H&C’s hands.”

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With this acquisition, H&C Animal Health will retain all Angels’ Eyes employees, who will continue to operate out of their Fort Lauderdale home office. H&C Animal Health plans on collaborating with the Angels’ Eyes team to maintain seamless sales channel flow and identify best practices that bolster company operations.

Latham said, “Our number one brand priority is to ‘do no harm.’ We intend to do a lot of listening and learning so that collectively we can form a better, stronger company.”

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