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Pets at Home closes £15m vet deal

Michele SwalesBy Michele SwalesDecember 15, 20201 Min Read
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Pets at Home has acquired veterinary telehealth provider The Vet Connection.

The group has bought the business – which offers veterinary telehealth advice, triage and ancillary services to customers and their pets – in a £15m deal.

The deal was advised by a senior team at law firm gunnercooke, led by corporate partners Asad Ali and Sam Ogden. Nicky Androsov provided advice on data protection, intellectual property and commercial contracts, Emma Tegerdine on employment, Julian Moran on tax, Margaret Spencer on commercial property, with Elle Berrett providing corporate support. Deloitte also provided advice on the tax and financial side for Pets at Home.

Asad Ali said: “This was a key acquisition for Pets at Home so we were delighted to have secured a timely, smooth deal and positive outcome for all involved.”

Alex Chesworth, head of legal for Retail at Pets at Home, added: “We would like to thank gunnercooke for their hard work to make this deal happen. The legal team turned this around rapidly in less than a month, providing a breadth of expertise and excellent communication throughout.”

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