Pets at Home has seen shares race higher after posting better-than-expected annual results, despite a bottom line hit from its Vet practice restructuring. Pets at Home has seen shares race higher after posting better-than-expected annual results, despite a bottom line hit from its Vet practice restructuring. It bought out 48 of its 55 joint venture vet practices from the 471-strong Vet Group chain, of which 19 have closed. But he confirmed the chain remains on track to return to profit growth in 2020-21. Pets at Home CEO Peter Pritchard (Pets at Home/PA)He said: “I’m pleased with our progress and the results we have delivered, but there remains plenty to do.

Source: Irish Independent May 22, 2019 12:11 UTC