Proposed Reforms in the Vet Industry
London pet owners have welcomed the announcement of potential reforms in the veterinary industry. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has proposed 21 measures to address "competition problems" in the industry.
- Capping prescription charges at £16
- Requiring practices to publish price lists
- Making it compulsory for vets to inform customers of potential savings from buying medicines online
Ella Calvo Sanchez, a cat owner, described the proposals as "brilliant"
Author's summary: Reforms proposed for vet industry transparency.
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