"Mary Parsons, a client, expressed her concerns, stating, 'They do anything, they do blood transfusions for birds, CT scans, ultrasounds, they are in a different league. I am worried that animals will die.'"
"The Competition and Markets Authority has reported that vet fees have risen by more than 60% in seven years, raising alarms about corporate consolidation in veterinary practices."
Great Western Exotics, the UK's leading parrot surgery, is set to close after being acquired by IVC Evidensia, which deems the practice unviable. Founded by Dr. Neil Forbes in 2004, the clinic has been crucial for avian care, but clients fear a lack of alternatives. The Competition and Markets Authority is investigating the veterinary sector as corporate acquisitions increase, leading to rising vet fees. Many clients express concern over the impact on animal health and the quality of care available.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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