Prices increase at Kidderminster vets due to 'inflation costs'

Pets at Home Kidderminster <i>(Image: Google Street View)</i>
Pets at Home Kidderminster (Image: Google Street View)
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A vets in Kidderminster has announced that its prices have increased in line with 'current inflation costs'.

Vets for Pets Central Kidderminster confirmed that its prices have increased in a statement released on social media.

According to the vets, which is located inside Pets at Home in Crossley Retail Park, prices have been increased 'to align with current inflation costs'.

In their statement, Vets for Pets, which operates as part of a joint venture model between Pets at Home and practice owners, encouraged customers who have questions about the price changes to contact them.

Writing on social media, Vets for Pets Central Kidderminster, said: "From Monday (April 13) prices are due to be increased to align with current inflation costs.

"We thank everyone for their understanding during this change, but if you do have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us."

In response to the price increases, Pets at Home provided details about the 'pressures' being felt across the veterinary sector and outlined its commitment to the 'highest standard' of veterinary care.

A Vets for Pets spokesperson said: "Like many businesses across the UK, veterinary practices have experienced increased operating costs over the past year, including rises in energy bills, wages, medicines and other essential supplies.

"These pressures are felt right across the sector.

"Any changes to prices are carefully considered by practice owners to ensure they can continue to invest in their teams, facilities and equipment, and maintain the highest standards of veterinary care."

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