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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has set out a series of proposals that could reshape how veterinary services and medicines are delivered and priced in the UK. Prompted by widespread concern over transparency, costs, and ownership structures in the veterinary sector, the reforms could have far-reaching consequences for practices, pharmaceutical suppliers, and pet owners alike. What the CMA Is Proposing The regulator’s key recommendations include: Capping prescription fees — for...

For decades, the structure of veterinary practice has been reassuringly consistent. Pets are brought to the clinic, examined by a...

The world economy is still growing, but more slowly. The IMF expects global GDP growth of around 3% in 2025, with a similar pace in 2026....