Price List 2026
We believe in transparent pricing. Below you'll find our standard fees. Please contact us if you have any questions about costs — we're happy to provide estimates before treatment.
Consultation and preventative care
| First Vet Consultation(15 minutes) | £59.50 |
| Repeat Vet Consultation(15 minutes) | £51.50 |
| Out of Hours ConsultationProvided by Woods Vet | Click HERE to view/download prices |
| Nurse Consultation(15 minutes) | £22.99 |
| Nail Clipping with a vet | £25.83 |
| Nail Clipping with a nurse | £17.22 |
| Anal Gland Expression | £30.99 |
| Microchipping | £28.00 |
| Animal Health CertificateFirst pet | £220.00 |
| Animal Health CertificateAdditional pet | £110.00 |
| Primary Vaccination Course - DogWith consultation | £92.50 |
| Booster Vaccination - DogWith consultation | £67.50 |
| Kennel Cough Vaccination - DogWith consultation | £60.00 |
| Primary Vaccination Course - CatWith consultation | £95.00 |
| Booster Vaccination - CatWith consultation | £72.50 |
| HealthCare Plan - DogClick HERE for more information. | £21.00 per month |
| HealthCare Plan - CatClick HERE for more information. | £19.00 per month |
Prescription, dispensing and administration
| Prescription FeeFor first item | £24.50 |
| Prescription FeeFor additional items | £24.50 |
| Dispensing Fee | £6.00 |
| Medicine Administration Fee(defined as s/c or i/m) | £6.00 |
| Insurance Administration Fee | Free of charge |
Surgeries and treatment
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| Dental Assessment - Dog under 20Kgincluding initial examination, scale and polish | £400.00 |
| Dental Assessment - Dog over 20Kgincluding initial examination, scale and polish | £450.00 |
| Castrate - Dog under 20kg | £287.00 |
| Castrate - Dog 20 to 40kg | £308.00 |
| Castrate - Dog over 40kg | £351.00 |
| Castrate - Rabbit, Rat, Ferret or Guinea Pig | £107.00 |
| Spay - Cat | £157.00 |
| Spay - Bitch under 20kg(traditional) | £360.00 |
| Spay - Bitch 20 to 40kg(traditional) | £420.00 |
| Spay - Bitch over 40kg(traditional) | £485.00 |
| Spay - Rabbit, Ferret or similar | £130.00 |
Diagnostics and interpretation
| X-rayincluding sedation or general anaesthesia | |
| Abdominal Ultrasound | |
| Echocardiogram | |
| CytologyEar swab | |
| CytologyFine needle aspirate biopsy | |
| Basic Urine ScreenDipstick and USG | |
| CT ScansPer body area, including general anaesthesia and contrast and images standard reporting 7 days | |
| - 1 Area | £1,540.00 |
| - 2 Areas | £1,700.00 |
| - 3 Areas or more | £1,800.00 |
| - 4 Hour Urgent Report Supplement | £168.00 |
| - 24 Hour Report Supplement | £168.00 |
| - Pre-op Blood Test | £90.00 |
End of life care
Our end of life care provider is Limekiln Farm Pet Crematorium. You can find out more about Limekiln Farm by visiting their website here.
| Euthanasia - Cat/Rabbit | £98.90 |
| Euthanasia - Dog under 30kg | £145.13 |
| Euthanasia - Dog over 30kg | £191.35 |
| Euthanasia - Rat, Guinea pig | £41.39 |
| Euthanasia - Bird, Hamster, Reptile | £26.69 |
| Cremate - BirdCommunal | £25.83 |
| Cremate - Hamster, Gerbil, Mouse, RabbitCommunal | £29.27 |
| Cremate - CatCommunal | £75.25 |
| Cremate - Dog under 30kgCommunal | £86.00 |
| Cremate - Dog over 30kgCommunal | £102.13 |
| Cremate - Bird, Hamster, Gerbil, MouseIndividual | £123.63 |
| Cremate - Cat, RabbitIndividual | £201.56 |
| Cremate - Dog under 30kgIndividual | £209.63 |
| Cremate - Dog over 30kgIndividual | £236.50 |
| Cremate with special casketSupplemental charge | £71.75 |
Home burial is a personal and comforting way to lay your cherished companion to rest in the familiar surroundings of your home. This is not charged.
Communal cremation is a gentle, respectful process where multiple pets are gently placed together in a cremation chamber. Because your pet is cremated alongside other animal companions, their ashes are not separated and cannot be returned to you. Instead, the shared ashes are scattered respectfully in a memorial garden.
Individual pet cremation means your beloved companion is placed into the cremation chamber entirely on their own. This guarantees that the ashes returned to you are solely those of your pet, allowing you to keep them close, scatter them in a meaningful spot, or create a lasting memorial.
