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Trades about 2% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Pets at Home Group Plc is a prominent multi-channel specialist retail business in the United Kingdom, focused on delivering a broad selection of pet nutrition, animal care products, and accessories. The company's operations are structured across its Retail, Vet Group, and Central segments. It supplies an extensive variety of pet foods suitable for canines, felines, small mammals, fish, reptiles, and avian species. Complementing its food offerings, Pets at Home provides a wide assortment of pet essentials, including cat litter, collars, leashes, harnesses, bedding, habitats, feeding apparatus, health and hygiene items, travel accessories, training aids, and enrichment products. Beyond its retail inventory, the company extends various services such as professional pet grooming, which encompasses full grooms, bath and brush treatments, microchipping, and nail care. It also offers pet insurance solutions. Furthermore, Pets at Home operates First Opinion veterinary clinics, delivering expert pet healthcare consultations, and facilitates remote veterinary telehealth services. With a significant physical presence, the company maintains 452 retail outlets, 441 veterinary practices, and 316 grooming salons, ensuring its products and services are accessible both in-store and online. Pets at Home Group Plc originated in 1991 and is based in Handforth, United Kingdom.
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