Health

Pet owners at risk of being ripped off by private equity firms as vet ownership rules change

The Guardian 30 Aug

United Kingdom

Pet owners at risk of being ripped off by private equity firms as vet ownership rules change — Sources: The Guardian

Critics say changes by CMA will allow multinationals to obscure their ownership of vet practices Pet owners have been warned that they could be unknowingly ripped off by private equity firms who have bought local vet clinics, after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) removed requirements for multinational companies to disclose which practices they own. The CMA recently ran an investigation

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