Seven Pets Lança Ração Premium para Cães Adultos | Clapboard

Seu cão nunca se sentiu tão em alta

Description

Em outubro de 2024, a Seven Pets, do Grupo Panelaço Pet, lançou sua mais nova ração premium para cães adultos de todas as raças, o Seven Pets Active Premium Especial no sabor Frango com Batata Doce. Com 14kg de pura qualidade, esse alimento foi cuidadosamente desenvolvido para oferecer uma nutrição completa e saborosa, pensando no bem-estar e na saúde dos cães. A campanha de lançamento, criada pela agência Flush Comunicação em formato 360º e com produção audiovisual da Trust Filmes, empregou tecnologia avançada de inteligência artificial e 3D, trazendo inovação e modernidade à comunicação. O conceito central, “Seu cão nunca se sentiu tão em alta”, reforça o compromisso da marca em entregar um produto que proporciona proteínas de alta qualidade para uma dieta balanceada, além de benefícios específicos como pele saudável, pelagem brilhante, saúde intestinal otimizada e ainda a redução do odor e volume das fezes, o que contribui para um ambiente doméstico mais limpo e agradável. O filme criado como peça-chave da campanha destaca esses atributos de forma envolvente, conectando emocionalmente com o público-alvo e ressaltando a experiência positiva que o novo alimento proporciona ao pet. A campanha não só divulga o produto, mas também fortalece a imagem da Seven Pets como marca que une tecnologia, qualidade e carinho na criação de soluções que elevam a vida dos cães e de seus donos. Para mais detalhes e informações sobre o produto, o consumidor é direcionado ao site oficial http://panelacopet.com.br, garantindo acesso fácil e atualizado às ofertas e especificações, lembrando sempre que os preços podem variar conforme a região.

Credits

Client

Seven Pets

Agency

Flush Comunicação

Production House

PanelaçoPet, Trust Filmes

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