Routine procedure prices

Vaccinations: We cannot overstress the importance of:  A thorough clinical examination and discussion of your pets health related matters. Choosing the best vaccination combination for your pet.

Annual Examination and Booster Vaccinations VAT Inclusive Dog Booster vaccinations £19.99 Full clinical examination and vaccination £19.99   Add Kennel Cough vaccine for only £10.00       Cat Boosters vaccinations £21.99   Full clinical examination and full vaccination (includes panleukopaenia, and/or calicivirus/herpes virus and/or  FeLV and/or Chlamydophila as determined with owner) £21.99   Rabbit   Myxomatosis £14.99   VHD £14.99     Primary Vaccinations (Course of 2 visits)   Primary vaccinations for puppies and kittens include: - Full clinical health examination. - A months free insurance from Pet Plan (immediate cover accident AND illness - no waiting period). - Free deworming (Mibemax) - Free flea treatment (Frontline Combo) - Free Puppy/Kitten food (Pro Plan) (Frontline Combo subject to availability)   Dog Primary vaccinations from £39.99   Primary vaccinations £39.99   Add Kennel Cough vaccine for only £10.00       Cats Primary vaccinations from £29.99   Core vaccines only £29.99   Primary vaccination (Full), can include panleukopaenia/Herpes virus/calicivirus and FeLV and/or Chlamydophila £39.99     Consultation Prices   Consultation examination (first examination) £25.61   Recheck (recheck for ongoing conditions) £19.48   Package for 2 visits within a 14 day period (discounted) £38.95   Short procedure, no clinical examination (e.g. clip nails, empty anal glands...) £9.99       Small pets (Rabbit/Guinea Pig etc)   Small pet Wellness(SA) £16.40   Small pet rechecks £13.56     Neutering   Dog Castrate (includes examination, rechecks and suture removal if necessary) <10kg = £112.75 <20kg  = £123.00 <30kg = £133.25 +30kg  = £143.50 Dog Spay (includes examination, rechecks and suture removal if necessary) < 10kg  = £164.00 <20kg  = £184.50 <30kg  = £205.00 +30kg  = £225.50 Elizabethan collars usually need to be added to spays & castrates (£2 - £5) Cat Castrate (includes examination, rechecks) £51.25   Cat Spay (includes examination, recheck and suture removal if necessary) £70.73   Rabbit Castrate (includes examination, recheck and suture removal if necessary) £61.50   Rabbit Spay (includes examination, recheck and suture removal if necessary) £81.99       Microchip/Biotherm (These can also measure temperature) £23.58   Microchip (Normal/do not read temperature) £12.99

Related resources

• Why vaccinate?
• What diseases do the different constituents protect against?

I want more information on vaccinations.

The Cat Group

World Small Animal Veterinary Association - Vaccination Guideline Group

 

Are there any freebies?

• Registration health checks for all newly registered, symptom free pets.
• Puppies and Kittens at their first vaccinations get a free broad spectrum wormer, flea treatment (when available), 4 weeks free pet insurance, starter kitten/puppy food.  Free advise on how to look after your pet, including tooth brushing demonstration.
• Dental checks.
• Weight management checks.
• Elective surgery (e.g. spays/castrates) checkups and suture removal.
• Client information handouts.

How do you perform a routine surgery?

• A dedicated theatre (only aseptic procedures) reduces the chance of infection (there is less chance of having nasty bacteria causing infection).
• We use a newly sterilized gown, gloves and instruments for each surgical case.
• Surgical hats and masks are worn in the theatre at all times.
• As we have faith in our technique, antibiotics are not (and have never been) used  for routine surgery.
• Pain relief is paramount, and all surgical cases have appropriate multimodal pain relief (a sensible cocktail of pain relieving medication).
• We use the best combination of premedication's, anaesthesia, surgical techniques, surgical materials.

What do the vaccine letters mean?

Lepto2:  Leptospirosis (Weil's disease in humans).

DHP: Distemper, Infections hepatitis, Parvovirus

KC: Kennel cough (Bordetella, Parainfluenza)

FeLV: Feline leukemia virus

Tricat: Calicivirus, Herpes virus, Panleucopaenia

VHD: Viral haemoraghic disease