UK's Pets at Home reaffirms profit forecast, expects sales growth revival at retail unit
Published on March 31, 2026.
British pet care retailer Pets at Home (PETSP.L) has reaffirmed its annual profit forecast after a successful turnaround plan saw sales growth at its retail business. The company, which also offers grooming and veterinary services, has been working to restore product ranges and improve execution in its pet food and accessories business. It has completed its 20-million-pound cost-savings target and implemented price investments as part of its turnaround plan. Despite an expected slowdown in sales growth, Petchef maintains its underlying pre-tax profit expectations for fiscal 2026 and is confident in meeting analyst consensus expectations of around 99 million pounds for the year 2027.
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