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New law to tackle high vet prices and overtreatment

New law to tackle high vet prices and overtreatment

State Secretary Silvio Erkens is drafting a new law to prevent veterinarians from overcharging pet owners through unnecessary treatments and expensive medications. The proposal aims to address rising costs and overtreatment in the veterinary sector. The initiative was formally announced in a letter to the Dutch Parliament.

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