CMA sets out reforms for ‘outdated’ vet market
The Competition and Markets Authority today (24 March) set out its final report into the pet and vet market, with some legally binding reforms due to come in over the next couple of years.
Last year, the CMA stated there needed to be more transparency when it comes to vet bills and the cost of treatment for their pets.
Now, the regulator has outlined measures aimed at increasing that
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