CVS Health has expanded its pharmacy services to include common prescription medications for dogs and cats at all its approximately 9,000 CVS Pharmacy locations across the U.S. This new service allows pet owners to conveniently fill prescriptions for antibiotics, allergy treatments, flea and tick control, insulin, and pain relievers, either in-store or via delivery. The initiative aims to reduce stress and delays in obtaining pet medications, supporting pet health and well-being with added conveniences like automatic refills and prescription syncing. CVS plans to enhance the service further with electronic prescription capabilities soon, making it easier for pet owners and veterinarians to manage pet medications.
UBS has increased its price target for CVS Health from $115 to $122, indicating a potential 13.12% upside based on the stock's recent price of $107.85. CVS Health has outperformed the S&P 500 and its industry peers, boosted by its expansion into pet ...
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