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Annual Pet Survey shows rise in men adopting cats
MPM unveils major rebrand of Applaws cat food
Pedigree Wholesale invests £600,000 in new fleet of delivery trucks
PIF launches Innovation Awards 2024
Jollyes agrees new logistics partnership with Wincanton
Britain’s first lab-grown meat for cats
Plant-powered superfood now available at Pets at Home 
Dr Veneta enters the freeze-dried pet food arena
Award-winning dog centre opens grooming salon 
New apparel collection from Australian brand FuzzYard
Vet group achieves new antibiotic reduction milestone
Dogs can benefit from cruciate ligament surgery
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OATA welcomes new member to the team
Cost of home repairs revealed due to damage by pets
Crime wave on Britain's high streets continues to hit
Retail association calls inflation rate fall promising
CSJ feeds fan tops the rostrum again
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Daughter takes over at helm of Company of Animals as Roger Mugford steps down
Inspired Pet Nutrition announces £30+ million investment
What it means to win a New Product Award at PATS
Retail chain of the year Jollyes opens 100th store
Pets at Home disappointed by vet findings
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Pets at Home disappointed by vet findings
 

A Pets at Home spokesperson said: “We are incredibly disappointed the CMA's findings do not fully reflect our unique business model of locally-owned vet practices. Whilst our brand is national, our veterinary practices are led by individual entrepreneurial vets who have clinical and operational freedom. They choose all pricing, products and services to ensure the best care for clients and their much-loved pets in their local area, which promotes competition in the market and helps to keep prices low.

 

“We have been working closely with the CMA on their areas of concern and will continue to do so as their inquiry progresses to ensure the distinctiveness of our model is fully recognised.”

 

Pets at Home runs for 448 vet practices across the UK under its brand Vets for Pets.

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