New research from Best Insurance and Excitare.ai has found that 82% of UK pet owners are concerned about rising veterinary bills.

The survey of 2,000 UK consumers, which was carried out by OnePoll in March 2026, found that 40% of pet owners were very concerned…

A study published in Veterinary Record has found that lower-income UK pet owners are less likely to have insurance, with cost being the main reason given for not taking out cover¹.

The study, led by Svenja Springer from the Department of Interdisciplinary…

The majority of posters, leaflets and other displays in veterinary practice waiting rooms are more effective at building ambience than increasing the turnover of the practice or selling a particular product or brand, according to a new survey carried…

Two analyses of the pet insurance market have been published this week, which together suggest that veterinary practices may be starting to price themselves out of the market.

Both reports are titled Pet Insurance 2014. In the first, published by Key…

New research from a laundry equipment manufacturer has found that the majority of UK veterinary practices think they need to do more to stop the spread of infection.

The company behind the research shall remain nameless because whilst it has a great…

A survey of veterinary professionals conducted by the Veterinary Management Group and the Society of Practising Veterinary Surgeons has concluded that veterinary leaders, chiefly vets and practice managers, lack the man management skills needed to improve…

SPVS has released its 2025 veterinary fees survey results, drawing on responses from 148 UK practices.

For small animal work, the survey shows consultation fees up 4.5% and neutering fees up 8%.

Vaccine fees increased by 9–16%, which SPVS suggests may…