Vet price cap explained: when the new rules start and how pet owners can cut their bills

MoneyMagpie·Mar 24

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Reforms are being introduced to the vet sector, which will include changes to pricing and the introduction of a cap on prescription fees. The cap on prescription fees is reported to be set at £21, and vets will be required to publish price lists. The reforms, which are described as the biggest change to the sector in several decades, aim to reduce costs for pet owners.

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