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Submit a QuoteA recent BBC report highlights a new proposal from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) that could make vet clinics publish their prices. The goal is to help pet owners understand what care will cost before they commit.
That’s exactly the kind of change Three Quotes was created for: fair, open pricing based on real experiences from real people.
Vet bills can vary a lot, and often without clear explanations. Two clinics might charge completely different prices for the same procedure, leaving owners confused and sometimes overpaying.
The CMA’s move aims to fix that by requiring clearer pricing and better communication. Transparency helps pet owners:
This is the same principle that drives Three Quotes. When prices are public, everyone benefits.
We already have real examples of vet bills shared by users showing just how much prices can differ:
These examples perfectly display the importance of transparency. Very similar work, very different price.
You can see the full list of vet quotes submitted here.
If you’ve had a recent vet bill, you can share it here. Each quote adds to the growing picture of what people actually pay for pet care across the UK.
The BBC’s report shows a shift toward something we’ve believed in from the start: people should not have to guess what things cost.
Three Quotes was built with this idea in mind, to make price transparency normal, not the exception.
By collecting and sharing real quotes, we’re helping shape the same change that regulators are now calling for.
Seeing a major regulator push for published prices is good news. It helps build trust, reduces unfair costs, and makes it easier for people to make informed choices. We have been working this way from day one, and it is encouraging to see other sectors move in the same direction.
Transparent pricing starts with sharing real experiences.