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Pets at Home bosses have said "urgent and necessary" action must be taken as the chain's profits slump. The brand, known for providing goods for your furry friends, reported that its half-year profits fell by more than a third.

It comes as the company is still looking for a new chief executive after its previous one, Lyssa McGowen, left the firm back in September.

Ian Burke, the interim executive chair, declared the group had to 'return to its retaining roots,' to ensure the 34-year-old business thrives.

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Today (November 26) Pets at Home shared its underlying profit pre tax had dipped 33.5 per cent to £36.2 million in the 28 weeks to October 9.

This was driven by an 84 per cent fall in pro

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