Small Animal Prices

• 6 to 11pm and weekend days –  £110
• 11pm to 8am – £180

After the initial out of hours fee all service fees remain unchanged regardless of time of day or night.

• Dog or cat annual booster – £58
• Puppy or kitten primary course (2 injections 2-3 weeks apart) – £95
• Kennel cough vaccination (oral or intranasal) – £50
• Kennel cough vaccination at time of routine vaccination – £25
• Rabbit annual vaccination – £78

• Prescription fee – £18
• Additional prescriptions at same time as first – £12.00

If sourcing your medication online, we recommend consulting the veterinary medicines directorate’s register of approved online retailers to ensure the authenticity of the medication and safety of your pet.

• Animal health certificate for travel £120 (£90 per animal if multiple)
• Insurance administration fee – we don’t charge a fee for this
• Referral fee – we don’t charge a fee for this

Blood Samples

The cost of blood samples will depend on exactly what testing is relevant for your pet’s condition, but below are examples of some of our most commonly performed tests. These fees are inclusive of sampling, laboratory fees and interpretation/reporting.

• Biochemistry and haematology package –  £120
• Pre-operative (basic screen) – £45

Urine Screen – £10

Includes dipstick, measurement of specific gravity and interpretation/reporting fee.

XRAY

Xrays are performed under sedation or anaesthetic for the safety of your pet and our staff but also to ensure we get best images we can.

• Sedation – £68
• Xray (for initial area) – £150
• Additional areas – £45
• BVA HIP OR ELBOW SCORES (including sedation and BVA fees of £80.10) – £373
• BVA HIP AND ELBOW SCORES (including sedation and BVA fees of £145.50) – £463

Ultrasound

• Abdominal ultrasound (investigative) – £110
• Abdominal ultrasound (emergency survey) – £60

All our neutering fees are inclusive of anaesthetic, the surgical procedure and the post operative painkillers necessary for your animal’s wellbeing.  Either a buster collar or medical pet shirt to prevent them licking their wound can be purchased separately.

Bitch Spay

• Up to 25kg – £330
• 25-40kg – £360
• Over 40kg – £400

Dog Castrate

• Up to 25kg £230
• 25-40kg £260
• Over 40kg £300

Cats

• Cat spay £125
• Cat castrate £75

Rabbits

• Rabbit spay £150
• Rabbit castrate £110

All dentistry prices inclusive of general anaesthetic.  Drugs that may be required post operatively depend on the individual situation, but may incur an additional cost of £30 (cat or small dog <25kg) to £80 (large dog >40kg). Fluid therapy may also be recommended depending on your situation (an additional £50-60).

Dogs

• Scale and polish (no extractions) – £240
• Scale and polish plus tooth extractions up to 30 mins – £300
• Scale and polish plus tooth extractions up to 60 mins – £420
• Dental x-ray (per plate) – £30

Cats

• Scale and polish – £210
• Scale and polish plus tooth extractions up to 30 mins – £270
• Scale and polish plus tooth extractions up to 60 mins – £390
• Dental x-rays (full mouth) – £95

It can be difficult to accurately estimate total cost for non-routine procedures as it typically depends on your pet’s individual case, but your vet will always discuss price and potential complications with you before any procedure.  Please see below some prices for examples of situations you may find yourself in with your pet.

Stitch Up

Your 12kg spaniel has cut himself whilst having a great time tearing through the undergrowth.  Your vet thinks it will take approximately 20-30 minutes to clean, treat and suture the wound under sedation.

• Sedation – £68
• Surgery (including surgeon and nursing time, surgical pack, consumables and waste disposal) – £160
• Post operative drugs (painkillers and antibiotics) – £30
• TOTAL – £258

Foreign Body Surgery

Your 30kg labrador is unwell and has been vomiting.  After your consultation your vet thinks your pup may have eaten something silly which is causing intestinal blockage.

• X-ray to investigate diagnosis – £150
• Surgery to remove the object (including anaesthesia, surgeon and nursing time, surgical pack, consumables and waste disposal ) – £840
• Fluid therapy during the surgery – £58
• Post operative drugs (painkillers and antibiotics) – £50
• TOTAL – £1097

Pyometra

Your 20kg collie hasn’t been herself after her last season a few weeks ago.  After your consultation the vet suspects she has an infection in her womb (a pyometra).

• Ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis (emergency survey) – £60
• Surgery (including anaesthesia, surgeon and nursing time, surgical pack, consumables and waste disposal ) – £620
• Fluid therapy during the surgery – £58
• Post operative drugs (painkillers and antibiotics) – £30
• TOTAL – £768

It is now a legal requirement for us to examine your pet when we advise and prescribe an appropriate parasite treatment programme for them.  This is usually done for the year at your pet’s annual vaccination, but if required separately will incur a consultation fee of £25.

Having discussed a suitable treatment programme we are happy to provide a prescription for the year for you to source your medication online (please consult https://www.vmdconnect.uk/practiceandsupply for a list of reputable retailers).  Alternatively we can provide them directly – we most commonly use those listed below but can source alternatives where recommended.

Worm Treatments – Dogs

Flea and Tick Treatments – Dogs

Worm Treatments – Cats

Flea and Tick Treatments – Cats

Combined Worm, Tick & Flea Treatments – Cats