CVS making animal profits

Britain's biggest veterinary chain, CVS Group, has seen revenues climb on the back of a strong performance from its 225 surgeries while laboratory and crematorium income also rose.

Britain's biggest veterinary chain, CVS Group, has seen revenues climb on the back of a strong performance from its 225 surgeries while laboratory and crematorium income also rose.

Revenues in the six months to the end of December were £54.0m (2010: £50.5m). Like-for-like (LFL) sales increased by 2.1% over the the equivalent period of 2010.

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