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Watchdog outlines vet reforms that could cut pet insurance costs

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The Competition and Markets Authority has today (15 October) published its provisional decision in its market investigation into veterinary services for household pets in the UK.

The CMA has made 21 recommended measures, including better information on prices, treatments, medicines and ownership, a price cap on written prescriptions and a new comprehensive price comparison

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