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Services and prices

What it costs,
before you ask.

Standard prices for a healthy dog, cat or rabbit. If your pet needs something different, the vet tells you the cost before anything starts.

Price list

  1. £46

    Check-up and booster

    A nose-to-tail check, the yearly vaccination booster and a talk about weight, teeth and worming. Dogs, cats and rabbits.

    25 min
  2. £58

    Puppy and kitten start

    First vaccinations, a microchip chat and a proper plan for fleas, worms and food. Bring the whole litter-box of questions.

    30 min
  3. £22

    Microchipping

    A chip the size of a rice grain, registered the same day. Done in a minute, with treats.

    10 min
  4. £210

    Dental scale and polish

    A check, a day under anaesthetic and a clean mouth by teatime. Standard price for a dog up to 25 kg.

    Day stay
  5. £98

    Neutering, cat

    Planned surgery with pain relief, a cosy recovery pen and a call from the nurse that evening.

    Day stay
  6. £74

    Blood test and screen

    A full health screen for an older pet or before an operation. Results the same afternoon.

    30 min
  7. £39

    Senior pet clinic

    A longer look at joints, eyes, kidneys and appetite for pets over eight, with a plan you can follow at home.

    30 min
  8. £12

    Weigh-in and nail clinic

    Run by the nurses, no appointment needed on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Treat jar provided.

    15 min
  9. Our prices are being written up. Call us and we will tell you the cost before you book.

Prices include the consultation and VAT. Insurance? Bring the policy number and we will fill in the claim form with you.

Longer care

Operations and
courses of treatment.

For anything planned, the vet writes a fee estimate in plain numbers: the operation, the stay, the medicines and the check-up afterwards. You take it home, think it over and ring us.

A nurse phones the evening after every procedure.

Next step

Not sure which visit
your pet needs?

Call and say so. Bridie or the duty nurse will suggest the right one and the right length.