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Pet food, healthcare and accessories manufacturer Pets Choice reported revenues of £109.7m for the year ending 31 December 2023, compared with £95m in the prior year.

This growth is largely attributed to Pets Choice’s strategic brand acquisitions, including the plant-based pet care brand Hownd and premium pet food brand Vet’s Kitchen, enhancing its presence in the premium pet care sector.

Additionally, new product development, innovation and improved distribution across its core brands also contributed significantly to the company’s performance.

The group stated that it remains well-positioned to further strengthen its market presence in the years ahead.

Tony Raeburn, CEO at Pets Choice, said: “We have come a long way in the last few years and to pass through £100m revenues is a milestone for the business.

“However, like any good privately owned business we are re-investing massively into both our brands and infrastructure so that we can continue to drive growth and job security, and we look forward to the future.”

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