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Live event: Preparing your website & booking system for the September CMA order

Beginning September 2026, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is introducing new requirements around pricing, ownership transparency, and client communications across veterinary practices in the UK.

While the rules begin coming into force in stages from September 2026, now is the time for clinics to start preparing their websites, booking flows, and client communications to align with the new requirements.

If you’re unsure whether your current setup is CMA ready, join us live on 24 June to learn what you need to know—and how Vetstoria can help with your booking and website setup.

Date: 24 June 2026
Time: 1pm BST
Duration: 45 minutes + Q&A

Can’t make it? Register now, and we’ll email you a recording later.

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September CMA order for veterinary practices - Vetstoria live event speakers

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Join us live to:

Hear from an expert in CMA compliance 

Dr. Julia Mewes has 30 years of clinic experience and has publicly discussed the CMA, just recently appearing on Sky News and Talk TV.

Find compliance gaps before it’s too late

41% of UK vets still do not display prices online. Understand the official CMA timelines and which clauses impact your clinic and when.

Leave with an actionable plan

Get a recording, framework checklist, and book a 20-minute walkthrough to see how Vetstoria can help your veterinary clinic.

Meet your speakers:

Ishara Naotunna Director of Product Marketing Vetstoria
Ishara Naotunna | Director of Product Marketing, Vetstoria

Ishara is the Director of Product Marketing for Vetstoria, where she oversees messaging, competitive intelligence, sales enablement, launches, and customer communication. She enjoys reading, listening to music, hanging out with her dogs (Nickey and Cookie), and pretending she’s an interpretive dancer.

Dr. Julia Mewes MRCVS Founder and Principal of The Mewes Vets
Dr. Julia Mewes, MRCVS | Founder and Principal of The Mewes Vets

Dr Julia Mewes qualified in 1989. She worked her first seven years in mixed, mainly equine and small animal practices in Burgess Hill, Sussex. 30 years ago (June 1996), she set up her own clinic from scratch in nearby Haywards Heath, focussing on providing a one-pet one-vet service to the pets of Mid Sussex.

Rebecca Readshaw RVN Implementation Project Manager, Vetstoria
Rebecca Readshaw, RVN | Implementation Project Manager, Vetstoria

Having previously worked in office administration and IT for many years, Becca started nursing in 2016. After qualifying, she completed her ISFM certificate in Feline Friendly Nursing before diversifying into her current role with Vetstoria as an Implementation Project Manager. Today, Becca supports onboarding new online booking customers. She also volunteers for StreetVet in her spare time.

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CMA compliance doesn't have to be complicated. Register today to secure your seat and help your practice become CMA compliant before the deadline. If you can’t attend, register now, and we’ll email you a recording after the show.

IMPORTANT: Vetstoria provides the website and booking infrastructure templates designed to accommodate the CMA’s pricing, ownership, and transparency requirements. There are more remedies listed in the official CMA report. We recommend clinics review the full report, as Vetstoria is referring to remedies only related to booking and websites. Vetstoria strictly acts as a supportive system to assist clinics in evaluating their readiness and is not liable for any regulatory compliance issues or penalties. Clinics maintain sole responsibility for conducting their own due diligence, checking specific timetable thresholds, and verifying final regulatory alignment.

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