Competition regulator barking up the right tree on vets’ opaque pricing
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is taking important steps to reform outdated regulations in the veterinary industry that haven't changed since the 1960s. This move is crucial for pet owners who often face opaque pricing from large veterinary corporations, leading to unfair deals for their beloved pets. By pushing for transparency and fairness in pricing, the CMA aims to ensure that consumers and their furry friends receive better treatment and value, making it a significant development in the welfare of pets and the interests of their owners.
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