Tweet your pet’s photo with a caption before Monday 16th November 2015
To celebrate our partnership with Battersea Dogs & Cats Home (Registered Charity No. 206394) , where we’re raising awareness of common eye conditions in dogs and cats, we want to know what’s going on behind your pet’s eyes. Maybe they’re saying ‘It wasn’t me!’ or ‘Is it dinner time yet?’ - We want to know!
Enter our Twitter competition and you could win a £250 Amazon voucher. Lenstore will also donate £250 to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home on behalf of the winner.
How To Enter
- Tweet @Lenstore a photo of your dog or cat with a caption explaining what your dog or cat is saying with their eyes.
- Entries must include the hashtag #LoveYourPetsEyes in order to be counted.
- Your submission can take any form you like, as long as it’s a real photo featuring your pet. Filters and a bit of colouring are all fine!
This competition closes on Monday 16th November 2015, and the winner will be announced on Monday 30th November 2015.
Our Judging Panel
We’ll shortlist the best entries to be reviewed by a panel of three judges, including Shaun Opperman – Head Vet at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home.
The panel will choose the final winner, who we’ll notify of the results by 30/11/15 along with details for how to claim their prize.
For the full details, visit our Terms and Conditions page
“Do I look cute with this piece of grass hanging out of my mouth? ”
Submitted by Barbarella1
“"Time to book an eye test at @Lenstore, so that I can get even MORE TLC..." ”
Submitted by Ani Sunny
Buddy
“' I know you're having your dinner but can I have that sausage' ”
Submitted by Tony Martin
Princess
“My gorgeous little Princess, in her favourite party dress! ”
Submitted by Michelle Carlin
Lupo
“'If I lie really still, will I grow into these paws any faster?'”
Submitted by Jessica Maccio
Meg
“Meg is blind but her eyes still show how impressed she is with the onesie! ”
Submitted by Louise Stout
Rosie
“This is my pooch Rosie who gets everything what she wants with her puppy dog eyes!”
Submitted by Carole Cambridge
“Look into my eyes, the eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, you're under”
Submitted by sweetnene
“"......then with cats eyes - so shiny bright, the humans lit their roads at night"”
Submitted by Will Scott
Poppy
“My perfect little doggie Poppy, yes she has a pillow & old quilt in her bed lol”
Submitted by Lisa Louise Mack
“Okay, so I am lying on the DO NOT, but that does not mean you can disturb ME! ”
Submitted by Caroline
“My cunning disguise should really fool those birds in the garden”
Submitted by Kill Marshall
Taz
“This is Taz, sadly he's no longer with us. He had epilepsy & passed away. We miss him :(”
Submitted by Georgi Nathan
Lui
“*hypnotising eyes* "You... will... buy... me... treats...and feed me yums!" ”
Submitted by Victoria Wise
Toby
“"What do you mean you didn't like my gift of dead bird in the bed this morning?!" ”
Submitted by Victoria Wise
“"I'm not the cutest pet in the world? You have cat to be kitten me right meow!"”
Submitted by Lucy
“"Clap along if you know what happiness is to you! Because I'm happy"”
Submitted by Lady Emma Churchman
“There is no bone shaped present under that tree...looks inquisitively”
Submitted by Dave James
Truffles
“" You Know you Want to give me Another Treat I'm Your Best Furbaby "”
Submitted by Traci Harman
Kayo
“Kayo looking all sweet & innocent. What you can't see is the post he's just shredded!”
Submitted by Rachael Barratt
Jemima
“Jemima insists she's prettier than the vase that used to be here! ”
Submitted by Ralph
“can see the bottom of my food bowl...i am starving.....STARVING i tell you.... ”
Submitted by andrea plumpton
“"I was attacked but I'm strong, I'll hold on so I can find my forever home" ”
Submitted by heaters for hounds
Seren
“People that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life”
Submitted by Jade Lauren
“Without mud it would not have happened so quickly. Grooming is sooooo important”
Submitted by Gabriele Gerdes
“"Look into my eyes, look into my eyes...you're under! Now, fetch me a treat!!" ”
Submitted by Twilight Bark UK