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Pet owners may not be given basic information like price lists online and are not always informed of the cost of treatment at a vets before agreeing to it, a watchdog has warned.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) checked thousands of practice websites and found more than 80% had no pricing information.
It means owners may be overpaying for medicines or prescriptions, it said.
Its boss said it had found "multiple concerns" with the veterinary sector.

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