DMCA Notice
Last updated: 18 September 2026
Erdington Pet Centre respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users, suppliers, partners and other parties interacting with erdingtonpet.co.uk to do the same.
This policy explains how copyright owners or their authorised representatives can report content on our website that they believe infringes their copyright.
1. Copyright & Intellectual Property
Copyright Protection
Content displayed on erdingtonpet.co.uk, including website text, graphics, photographs, product descriptions, logos, branding, page layouts and other materials, may be protected by copyright, trademark and other intellectual property laws.
Unless otherwise stated, such content is owned by, licensed to, supplied to or otherwise lawfully used by Erdington Pet Centre or the relevant rights holder.
Nothing on this website grants permission to reproduce, distribute, modify, publish, sell or commercially exploit protected content except where permitted by law or with appropriate authorisation from the relevant rights holder.
Respect for Third-Party Rights
We aim to use content lawfully and respect valid intellectual property rights.
If you believe material appearing on our website infringes copyright that you own or are authorised to represent, you may submit a copyright infringement notice to us.
We will review sufficiently detailed notices and take appropriate action where necessary.
Product Images and Information
Certain product images, specifications, trademarks or other materials may originate from manufacturers, distributors, suppliers or other authorised sources.
Ownership of third-party trademarks, product names and copyrighted materials remains with their respective owners.
References to third-party brands do not imply ownership of those brands by Erdington Pet Centre.
2. Copyright Infringement Notices
Submitting a Copyright Notice
If you believe content available through erdingtonpet.co.uk infringes your copyright, please send a written notice to:
Your notice should include sufficient information for us to identify and review the complaint, including:
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Your full name
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Your contact information
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Identification of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed
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Identification of the material you believe is infringing
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The specific URL or location of the disputed material on our website
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An explanation of your rights in the copyrighted work
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A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorised by the copyright owner, its agent or applicable law
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A statement that the information supplied in your notice is accurate
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Confirmation that you are the copyright owner or authorised to act on behalf of the copyright owner
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Your physical or electronic signature where required
Providing complete information will help us review your request efficiently.
Review of Notices
After receiving a sufficiently detailed copyright complaint, we may:
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Review the disputed material
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Request additional information
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Temporarily restrict access to content while reviewing a complaint
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Remove or disable access to material where appropriate
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Contact relevant suppliers, content providers or other parties
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Take other reasonable steps depending on the circumstances
Submitting a notice does not automatically guarantee that content will be removed.
We reserve the right to assess complaints based on the information provided and applicable law.
False or Misleading Claims
Copyright complaints should be submitted in good faith.
Before submitting a complaint, please ensure that you genuinely own the relevant rights or are authorised to act on behalf of the rights holder.
You should also consider whether the disputed use may be authorised by licence, permission or applicable law.
Anyone submitting knowingly false, fraudulent or materially misleading information may be responsible for consequences available under applicable law.
3. Responses, Changes & Contact Information
Responding to a Copyright Complaint
If content associated with you has been removed or restricted following a copyright complaint and you believe this occurred in error, you may contact us with supporting information explaining your position.
Where a formal counter-notification procedure applies under relevant law, additional information may be required before the matter can be reviewed.
We may share relevant information between the parties where reasonably necessary to investigate or resolve a copyright dispute and where permitted by applicable law.
Repeat Infringement
Where appropriate and legally permitted, we may restrict access to services or take other reasonable action concerning parties who repeatedly submit or provide infringing material.
No Legal Determination
Erdington Pet Centre's review of a copyright complaint does not constitute a judicial determination regarding ownership, infringement or the legal rights of either party.
Where ownership or infringement is genuinely disputed, the parties may need to resolve the matter directly or through the appropriate legal process.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this DMCA Notice & Copyright Policy periodically to reflect changes to our website, business practices or applicable legal requirements.
Any updated version will be published on our website with a revised “Last updated” date.
Contact Us
Copyright notices and related enquiries should be sent to:
Erdington Pet Centre
177 High St
Birmingham B23 6SY
United Kingdom
Email: help@erdingtonpet.co.uk
Phone: +44 7426 018361
Website: erdingtonpet.co.uk
Please include “Copyright Infringement Notice” in the subject line of your email so your request can be identified appropriately.