The move, which Bridgepoint Capital is said to have discussed with Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Cazenove, NM Rothschild and Bank of America Merrill Lynch, is thought to be worth £700 million. The retailer warned that no decision has been taken as yet on the flotation and no banks have been appointed. Pets at Home recorded a 7.5 per cent rise in like-for-like sales in the year to March 26, bucking the downward trend on the high street. Profit before tax at the retailer was up 29 per cent to £40 million. Bridgepoint Capital bought Pets at Home for £230 million in 2004 and has since expanded its portfolio to 233 UK stores and launched the brand in Australia.