---
title: UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker – July 2026
canonical_url: https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07
type: dataset
publisher: Omniscan
sector: UK Veterinary Groups
period: July 2026
coverage_start: '2026-07-01'
coverage_end: '2026-07-31'
date_published: '2026-09-01'
last_updated: '2026-09-01'
organisations: 6
articles_analysed: 140
mentions: 73
data_download: https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/data.json
summary: CVS Group had the highest average monthly share of coverage (28.8%) among
  6 groups in UK earned media from 1 July 2026 to 31 July 2026, ahead of IVC Evidensia
  (20.5%) and Pets at Home Vet Group (16.4%).
---

# UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker: July 2026 (1 July 2026–31 July 2026)

> CVS Group had the highest average monthly share of coverage (28.8%) among 6 groups in UK earned media from 1 July 2026 to 31 July 2026, ahead of IVC Evidensia (20.5%) and Pets at Home Vet Group (16.4%). VetPartners had the most favourable net tone (+73). Omniscan analysed 140 articles containing 73 mentions of the groups tracked.

Interactive version: https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07

## UK Veterinary Groups ranking by share of coverage, July 2026

| Rank | Organisation | Average monthly share of coverage | Mentions | Positive | Neutral | Negative | Net tone |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | CVS Group | 28.8% | 21 | 38% | 62% | 0% | +38 |
| 2 | IVC Evidensia | 20.5% | 15 | 27% | 73% | 0% | +27 |
| 3 | Pets at Home Vet Group | 16.4% | 12 | 58% | 42% | 0% | +58 |
| 4 | Medivet | 15.1% | 11 | 55% | 36% | 9% | +45 |
| 4 | VetPartners | 15.1% | 11 | 73% | 27% | 0% | +73 |
| 6 | Linnaeus | 4.1% | 3 | 33% | 67% | 0% | +33 |

## Groups in detail

### CVS Group

**CVS leads year to date as coverage shifts from finance to clinical**

CVS Group ranked 1st of 6 by average monthly share of coverage (28.8%) in the UK Veterinary Groups benchmark for July 2026, with 21 mentions and a net tone of +38.

In July 2026, CVS Group recorded 21 mentions, 28.8% of cohort coverage and rank #1, with net sentiment of +38. Coverage focused on Financial Results & Ownership. CVS Group-owned Woodcroft Vets marked its 50th anniversary with a community open day in Cheadle. The practice showcased its facilities, clinical equipment and veterinary team. CVS Group has rebranded MiNightVet Doncaster as CVS Vets 24/7 Doncaster as part of a consistent UK identity for its emergency and out-of-hours services. The site, staff and access arrangements remain unchanged. Bristol Vet Specialists performed a custom joint-resurfacing implant procedure for a dog with bilateral osteochondritis dissecans. The reported recovery was positive, with the dog off pain medication after rehabilitation. CVS Group said annual revenue exceeded £710 million, up 5.9%, with like-for-like growth of 2.1%. It expects adjusted EBITDA broadly in line with consensus despite weak UK consumer confidence affecting routine appointments.

Key messages:

- CVS Group-owned Woodcroft Vets marked its 50th anniversary with a community open day in Cheadle. The practice showcased its facilities, clinical equipment and veterinary team.
- CVS Group has rebranded MiNightVet Doncaster as CVS Vets 24/7 Doncaster as part of a consistent UK identity for its emergency and out-of-hours services. The site, staff and access arrangements remain unchanged.
- Bristol Vet Specialists performed a custom joint-resurfacing implant procedure for a dog with bilateral osteochondritis dissecans. The reported recovery was positive, with the dog off pain medication after rehabilitation.
- CVS Group said annual revenue exceeded £710 million, up 5.9%, with like-for-like growth of 2.1%. It expects adjusted EBITDA broadly in line with consensus despite weak UK consumer confidence affecting routine appointments.
- A CVS Vets clinician in Bristol describes increased cases of heatstroke risk and paw burns in dogs during hot weather. The article includes prevention advice from the RSPCA and Dogs Trust.

Leading themes:

- Financial Results & Ownership: 33.3% of CVS Group's coverage (theme index 4.33, net tone +29)
- Clinical Standards & Pet Safety: 19.0% of CVS Group's coverage (theme index 0.34, net tone +25)
- Leadership & Strategy: 14.3% of CVS Group's coverage (theme index 1.24, net tone +67)

Notable positive coverage:

- 30 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Woodcroft Vets celebrates 50th anniversary with community open day](https://www.vettimes.com/news/business/practice-developments/woodcroft-vets-celebrates-50th-anniversary-with-community-open-day). CVS Group-owned Woodcroft Vets marked its 50th anniversary with a community open day in Cheadle. The practice showcased its facilities, clinical equipment and veterinary team.
- 16 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Severn Edge Vets relocates to £1.5 million hospital](https://www.vettimes.com/news/business/practice-developments/severn-edge-vets-relocates-to-1-5-million-hospital). CVS Group's Severn Edge Veterinary Group has moved its Bridgnorth practice to a £1.5m purpose-built 24-hour hospital. The site adds consultation capacity, operating theatres, diagnostics and improved client access.
- 14 July 2026, vettimes.com: [New CVS out of hours branding revealed](https://www.vettimes.com/news/business/practice-developments/cvs-group-announces-24-7-out-of-hours-rebrand). CVS Group is rebranding its MiNightVet out-of-hours service as CVS Vets 24/7. The rollout across practices and digital channels is planned for completion within weeks.

- [CVS Group deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07?entity=cvsgroup&view=deep-dive)
- [CVS Group PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/reports/cvsgroup.pdf)

### IVC Evidensia

**IVC Evidensia’s subject mix shifted as visibility fluctuated**

IVC Evidensia ranked 2nd of 6 by average monthly share of coverage (20.5%) in the UK Veterinary Groups benchmark for July 2026, with 15 mentions and a net tone of +27.

July was dominated by clinical and pet-safety subjects, including heatstroke data, welfare warnings and Vets Now research on dystocia risk, as the group ranked second with 20.5%. IVC Evidensia's animal welfare director warns veterinary professionals about heightened risks of non-accidental pet injuries around England's World Cup match. He highlights free welfare-training materials for clinicians. A study using data from 64 Vets Now clinics found substantially higher dystocia risk in brachycephalic and purebred cats. Vets Now says the findings will support earlier identification of high-risk cases and improved clinical decision-making. Linnaeus, Vets Now and Medivet won 2026 RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Awards for projects improving prescribing, clinical monitoring and care outcomes. Vets Now's emergency-practice project reduced fluid-related complications and antibiotic use. Summerhill Vets has moved to a larger Fakenham facility with expanded clinical amenities. The practice is part of the Inspiring Vet Care network, which rolls up to IVC Evidensia.

Key messages:

- IVC Evidensia's animal welfare director warns veterinary professionals about heightened risks of non-accidental pet injuries around England's World Cup match. He highlights free welfare-training materials for clinicians.
- A study using data from 64 Vets Now clinics found substantially higher dystocia risk in brachycephalic and purebred cats. Vets Now says the findings will support earlier identification of high-risk cases and improved clinical decision-making.
- Linnaeus, Vets Now and Medivet won 2026 RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Awards for projects improving prescribing, clinical monitoring and care outcomes. Vets Now's emergency-practice project reduced fluid-related complications and antibiotic use.
- Summerhill Vets has moved to a larger Fakenham facility with expanded clinical amenities. The practice is part of the Inspiring Vet Care network, which rolls up to IVC Evidensia.

Leading themes:

- Clinical Standards & Pet Safety: 80.0% of IVC Evidensia's coverage (theme index 2.21, net tone +25)
- Policy & Regulation: 13.3% of IVC Evidensia's coverage (theme index 0.77, net tone 0)
- Practices, Acquisitions & Estate: 6.7% of IVC Evidensia's coverage (theme index 0.77, net tone +100)

Notable positive coverage:

- 10 July 2026, vettimes.com: [World Cup welfare warning as vets urged to be vigilant for non-accidental pet injuries](https://www.vettimes.com/news/vet-nursing/small-animal/pet-injury-vigilance-urged-over-england-world-cup-clash). IVC Evidensia's animal welfare director warns veterinary professionals about heightened risks of non-accidental pet injuries around England's World Cup match. He highlights free welfare-training materials for clinicians.
- 6 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Brachycephaly welfare warning as study shows hiked dystocia cat risk](https://www.vettimes.com/news/vet-nursing/small-animal/brachycephaly-welfare-warning-as-study-shows-hiked-dystocia-cat-risk). A study using data from 64 Vets Now clinics found substantially higher dystocia risk in brachycephalic and purebred cats. Vets Now says the findings will support earlier identification of high-risk cases and improved clinical decision-making.
- 3 July 2026, vettimes.com: [RCVS Knowledge QI Awards winners hailed for 'real impact'](https://www.vettimes.com/news/business/practice-developments/rcvs-knowledge-qi-awards-winners-hailed-for-real-impact). Linnaeus, Vets Now and Medivet won 2026 RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Awards for projects improving prescribing, clinical monitoring and care outcomes. Vets Now's emergency-practice project reduced fluid-related complications and antibiotic use.

- [IVC Evidensia deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07?entity=ivcevidensia&view=deep-dive)
- [IVC Evidensia PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/reports/ivcevidensia.pdf)

### Pets at Home Vet Group

**Vet growth and expansion underpin a volatile third-place profile**

Pets at Home Vet Group ranked 3rd of 6 by average monthly share of coverage (16.4%) in the UK Veterinary Groups benchmark for July 2026, with 12 mentions and a net tone of +58.

July 2026: share rose 12.3 percentage points to 16.4% and rank improved to third; first-quarter reporting showed Vet Group consumer revenue up 1.9% to £215 million. Vets for Pets shares a case of a puppy’s severe wasp-sting reaction and advises owners on recognising and responding to stings. Its veterinary director stresses that face or mouth stings can require urgent care. Vets for Pets' Barnsley Hospital removed an embedded tooth fragment from a cat's leg following CT-guided investigation. The practice advises owners to seek veterinary advice for persistent swelling or pain after suspected cat fights. Pets at Home said Vet Group consumer revenue increased 1.9% to £215m in the first quarter. Growth was supported by Care Plan performance, sign-ups and higher average transaction values.

Key messages:

- Vets for Pets shares a case of a puppy’s severe wasp-sting reaction and advises owners on recognising and responding to stings. Its veterinary director stresses that face or mouth stings can require urgent care.
- Vets for Pets' Barnsley Hospital removed an embedded tooth fragment from a cat's leg following CT-guided investigation. The practice advises owners to seek veterinary advice for persistent swelling or pain after suspected cat fights.
- Pets at Home said Vet Group consumer revenue increased 1.9% to £215m in the first quarter. Growth was supported by Care Plan performance, sign-ups and higher average transaction values.
- Poole Holes Bay Vets for Pets has doubled in size after an expansion intended to meet growing local demand. The practice added consultation rooms, diagnostic facilities, an operating theatre and a cat ward.

Leading themes:

- Financial Results & Ownership: 33.3% of Pets at Home Vet Group's coverage (theme index 2.9, net tone +100)
- Clinical Standards & Pet Safety: 25.0% of Pets at Home Vet Group's coverage (theme index 0.51, net tone +67)
- Leadership & Strategy: 16.7% of Pets at Home Vet Group's coverage (theme index 1.45, net tone 0)

Notable positive coverage:

- 13 July 2026, walesonline.co.uk: [Pet owners urged to carry one item whenever walking their dog](https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/pet-owners-urged-keep-one-34281959). Vets for Pets advises pet owners how to respond to bee or wasp stings, using a puppy case study and veterinary guidance.
- 31 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Tigga bouncing with joy after vets remove tooth from leg](https://www.vettimes.com/news/vet-nursing/small-animal/tigga-bouncing-with-joy-after-vets-remove-tooth-from-leg). Vets for Pets' Barnsley Hospital removed an embedded tooth fragment from a cat's leg following CT-guided investigation. The practice advises owners to seek veterinary advice for persistent swelling or pain after suspected cat fights.
- 30 July 2026, petbusinessworld.co.uk: [First quarter sales increase at Pets at Home](https://www.petbusinessworld.co.uk/trade-news/retailers/first-quarter-sales-increase-at-pets-at-home.html). Pets at Home reported Vet Group consumer revenue growth of 1.9% to £215m in the first quarter. It said the vet business continued to grow ahead of the market.

- [Pets at Home Vet Group deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07?entity=petsathomevetgroup&view=deep-dive)
- [Pets at Home Vet Group PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/reports/petsathomevetgroup.pdf)

### Medivet

**Medivet rose to third as ownership and clinical stories broadened**

Medivet ranked 4th of 6 by average monthly share of coverage (15.1%) in the UK Veterinary Groups benchmark for July 2026, with 11 mentions and a net tone of +45.

July’s share rose to 15.1% while rank stayed fourth, with the Greater London ownership campaign, a new operational partner role and dental and water-safety guidance broadening the agenda. July 2026: Medivet launched a Greater London campaign featuring 27 partner vets to explain local co-ownership, reported by Vet Times. Medivet introduces an operational partner role as part of its plan to become fully partner-led by 2027. Charlotte Morgan will become a co-owner of seven central London practices from January 2027. Medivet provides dog-safety advice for swimming during hot weather, covering blue-green algae, seawater and ear infections. It advises owners to seek urgent veterinary care where exposure or symptoms are suspected. The Grove Veterinary Hospital's MiNightVet team warns Norfolk pet owners about injuries caused by discarded fishing equipment after treating an affected pet. The report promotes safe disposal of hooks, lines and lures.

Key messages:

- Medivet and Partners has launched a Greater London advertising campaign featuring 27 partner vets to emphasise its local co-ownership model. The group aims for all clinics to be co-owned and led by local partners by the end of 2026.
- Medivet introduces an operational partner role as part of its plan to become fully partner-led by 2027. Charlotte Morgan will become a co-owner of seven central London practices from January 2027.
- Medivet provides dog-safety advice for swimming during hot weather, covering blue-green algae, seawater and ear infections. It advises owners to seek urgent veterinary care where exposure or symptoms are suspected.
- The Grove Veterinary Hospital's MiNightVet team warns Norfolk pet owners about injuries caused by discarded fishing equipment after treating an affected pet. The report promotes safe disposal of hooks, lines and lures.

Leading themes:

- Clinical Standards & Pet Safety: 54.5% of Medivet's coverage (theme index 1.25, net tone +67)
- Policy & Regulation: 18.2% of Medivet's coverage (theme index 1.13, net tone 0)
- Leadership & Strategy: 18.2% of Medivet's coverage (theme index 1.61, net tone +100)

Notable positive coverage:

- 1 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Medivet ad campaign to 'counter misconceptions' on ownership model](https://www.vettimes.com/news/business/practice-developments/medivet-ad-campaign-to-counter-misconceptions-on-ownership-model). Medivet and Partners has launched a Greater London advertising campaign featuring 27 partner vets to emphasise its local co-ownership model. The group aims for all clinics to be co-owned and led by local partners by the end of 2026.
- 23 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Medivet announces new operational partner role](https://www.vettimes.com/news/vets/wellbeing-at-work/medivet-announces-new-operational-partner-role). Medivet introduces an operational partner role as part of its plan to become fully partner-led by 2027. Charlotte Morgan will become a co-owner of seven central London practices from January 2027.
- 13 July 2026, mirror.co.uk: [Urgent summer heatwave warning for all dog owners over 'harmful toxins'](https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/going-out/dog-summer-water-algae-poisoning-37423897). A Medivet clinical governance director warns dog owners about potentially fatal blue-green algae exposure during summer heat.

Notable negative coverage:

- 28 July 2026, vettimes.com: [Practice Profile: Cranbrook Vets](https://www.vettimes.com/news/business/practice-profiles/practice-profile-cranbrook-vets). A profile of independent Cranbrook Vets describes how Medivet acquired the former Pierson Stewart practice group in 2017, later closed its sites, and agreed to relinquish the Cranbrook premises in 2025. The site subsequently reopened as an independent practice.

- [Medivet deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07?entity=medivet&view=deep-dive)
- [Medivet PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/reports/medivet.pdf)

### VetPartners

**VetPartners’ visibility reflected company-focused operational developments and sector scrutiny**

VetPartners ranked 4th of 6 by average monthly share of coverage (15.1%) in the UK Veterinary Groups benchmark for July 2026, with 11 mentions and a net tone of +73.

July shifted heavily towards clinical safety, including company-focused coverage of emergency treatment for chocolate poisoning, bloat and a severe stick injury, as share fell to 15.1%. VetPartners founder and CEO Jo Malone will run the 5 Valleys Ultra to raise funds for Vetlife and Macmillan Cancer Support. The article also notes VetPartners colleagues' fundraising support for Vetlife. Chantry Vets' Veterinary Hospital in Wakefield treated Quentin, a critically ill dog diagnosed with lungworm, using CT imaging, intensive care and a blood transfusion. The practice urged owners to maintain appropriate preventive worming treatment. VetPartners warns dog owners about beach hazards including sand ingestion, seawater, heatstroke, injuries and cliff falls. A VetPartners vet provides prevention and emergency-advice guidance. VetPartners’ Valley Veterinary Hospital treated a puppy for potentially fatal chocolate poisoning and monitored him before discharge. The article highlights the team’s emergency care and advice on preventing chocolate poisoning.

Key messages:

- VetPartners founder and CEO Jo Malone will run the 5 Valleys Ultra to raise funds for Vetlife and Macmillan Cancer Support. The article also notes VetPartners colleagues' fundraising support for Vetlife.
- Chantry Vets' Veterinary Hospital in Wakefield treated Quentin, a critically ill dog diagnosed with lungworm, using CT imaging, intensive care and a blood transfusion. The practice urged owners to maintain appropriate preventive worming treatment.
- VetPartners warns dog owners about beach hazards including sand ingestion, seawater, heatstroke, injuries and cliff falls. A VetPartners vet provides prevention and emergency-advice guidance.
- VetPartners’ Valley Veterinary Hospital treated a puppy for potentially fatal chocolate poisoning and monitored him before discharge. The article highlights the team’s emergency care and advice on preventing chocolate poisoning.

Leading themes:

- Clinical Standards & Pet Safety: 63.6% of VetPartners's coverage (theme index 1.52, net tone +86)
- Policy & Regulation: 18.2% of VetPartners's coverage (theme index 1.13, net tone 0)
- Leadership & Strategy: 18.2% of VetPartners's coverage (theme index 1.61, net tone +100)

Notable positive coverage:

- 8 July 2026, yorkpress.co.uk: [VetPartners CEO takes on Ambleside ultra marathon for two charities](https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/26258103.vetpartners-founder-raising-money-macmillan-vetlife/). VetPartners founder and CEO Jo Malone will run the 5 Valleys Ultra to raise funds for Vetlife and Macmillan Cancer Support. The article also notes VetPartners colleagues' fundraising support for Vetlife.
- 15 July 2026, vettimes.com: [VetPartners CEO targets gruelling ultra-marathon](https://www.vettimes.com/news/vets/wellbeing-at-work/vetpartners-ceo-targets-gruelling-ultra-marathon). VetPartners CEO Jo Malone is training for an ultra-marathon to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support and Vetlife. The article notes her previous Vetlife fundraising and the company’s support.
- 30 July 2026, examinerlive.co.uk: [Dog left coughing up blood as owners issue deadly warning](https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/local-news/dog-left-coughing-up-blood-34377519). Chantry Vets' Veterinary Hospital in Wakefield treated Quentin, a critically ill dog diagnosed with lungworm, using CT imaging, intensive care and a blood transfusion. The practice urged owners to maintain appropriate preventive worming treatment.

- [VetPartners deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07?entity=vetpartners&view=deep-dive)
- [VetPartners PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/reports/vetpartners.pdf)

### Linnaeus

**Policy & Regulation shaped Linnaeus' media profile during July 2026**

Linnaeus ranked 6th of 6 by average monthly share of coverage (4.1%) in the UK Veterinary Groups benchmark for July 2026, with 3 mentions and a net tone of +33.

In July 2026, Linnaeus recorded 3 mentions, 4.1% of cohort coverage and rank #6, with net sentiment of +33. The Government's proposed veterinary reforms include a £21 prescription-fee cap, practice licensing, price transparency and ownership disclosure. The article identifies all six large corporate veterinary groups in discussing market concentration. Linnaeus, Vets Now and Medivet won 2026 RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Awards for projects improving prescribing, clinical monitoring and care outcomes. Vets Now's emergency-practice project reduced fluid-related complications and antibiotic use. Policy & Regulation accounted for 2 mentions. This small sample is directional: it describes the articles found in July but is not large enough to establish a durable reputation pattern.

Key messages:

- Linnaeus recorded 3 mentions in July, so the findings are directional.
- The Government's proposed veterinary reforms include a £21 prescription-fee cap, practice licensing, price transparency and ownership disclosure. The article identifies all six large corporate veterinary groups in discussing market concentration.
- Linnaeus, Vets Now and Medivet won 2026 RCVS Knowledge Quality Improvement Awards for projects improving prescribing, clinical monitoring and care outcomes. Vets Now's emergency-practice project reduced fluid-related complications and antibiotic use.

Leading themes:

- Policy & Regulation: 66.7% of Linnaeus's coverage (theme index 4.67, net tone 0)
- Clinical Standards & Pet Safety: 33.3% of Linnaeus's coverage (theme index 0.73, net tone +100)

- [Linnaeus deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07?entity=linnaeus&view=deep-dive)
- [Linnaeus PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07/reports/linnaeus.pdf)

## Methodology

- **Share of coverage**: an organisation's mentions divided by all mentions of the organisations tracked in the same sector that month, in UK earned media. It is the central measure of media visibility in Omniscan benchmarks. "Average monthly share" is the mean of the monthly shares across the reporting period.
- **Mention**: one article that covers an organisation, classified as positive, neutral or negative in tone. Articles are deduplicated, and an organisation's own websites and passing sponsorship name-checks are excluded, so only earned media counts.
- **Net tone**: positive mentions minus negative mentions, as a percentage of all mentions (range −100 to +100).
- **Themes**: every article is assigned to one of the sector's editorial themes. A theme index above 1 means the organisation is covered on that theme more than its peers are; below 1 means less.
- **Calculation**: every figure is computed directly from the classified articles; narrative summaries are checked against those figures.
- **Sources**: UK national and international, trade and specialist, regional and local, and aggregator and syndication earned media.

## Other UK Veterinary Groups editions

- [UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker – 2026 year to date](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-ytd.md)
- [UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker – H1 2026](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-h1.md)
- [UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker – August 2026](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-08.md)
- [UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker – September 2026](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-09.md)
- [All Omniscan media benchmarks](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks.md)

## How to cite

Omniscan, "UK veterinary groups media reputation tracker", July 2026 (1 July 2026–31 July 2026), published 1 September 2026. https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-veterinary-groups-2026-07