Clear, fair prices

If your pet's unwell, we do a thorough check. If necessary, we perform tests and prescribe medicines to make your pet better - and we always let you know about these costs in advance.

We have a flat fee of £60 for consultations with one of our vets. Our estimates include this fee, plus our prediction of any additional medication or treatment costs.

We use the smallest microchip available. All cats and dogs need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your pet if they're lost.

We have a flat £31 microchipping fee with one of our registered veterinary nurses.

We're happy to write prescriptions, so you can buy medicines directly from your pharmacy.

This needs to be done by a veterinary surgeon. It's a more time-consuming process than dispensing it ourselves. We have a fixed charge for a written prescription, which we aim to keep the lowest in the area.

Keeping vaccines up to date is vital for your pet's health, and helps keep other local pets healthy too. It's also an opportunity for us to check in with your pet, and spot any early signs of illness before they become serious.

This is a thorough assessment of your pet's overall health, done by a vet. It also includes us giving your pet the correct vaccinations to keep them safe.

Giving your puppy a full course of vaccinations is vital for their health, and helps keep other local pets healthy too. We also give your puppy a complete nose-to-tail examination, to make sure they're thriving.

This is a thorough assessment of your pet's overall health, done by a vet. It also includes us giving your pet the correct vaccinations to keep them safe. For full protection, a puppy will need 2 to 3 vaccination appointments over a number of weeks.

Kennel Cough is not a core vaccination, but many kennels and day cares require it. One of our vets will make a personalised risk assessment with you about whether we advise it for your pet.

For a reduced fee, we can do this at the same time as your pet's annual vaccinations. Alternatively, it can be administered on its own, along with a thorough vet assessment of your pet's overall health.

Rabies vaccinations are not required in the UK, but you'll usually need it to take your pet abroad. The vaccination lasts for 3 years.

This is a thorough assessment of your pet's overall health, done by a vet. We then give your pet the vaccinations they need to stay healthy.

Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about whether to castrate your dog.

Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.

Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.

Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.

Our dental treatments are in two stages. Stage 1 is a thorough assessment of the mouth, including X-rays, under anaesthetic with IV fluids, followed by periodontal treatment to clean the mouth and remove tartar. If we find teeth that need to be removed, we recommend a Stage 2 procedure. We give you a really accurate estimate of what needs to be done and what it would cost. We typically book in the Stage 2 procedure for a month after Stage 1. The evidence suggests that, a month after cleaning, diseased teeth can have improved enough for us to reduce the number of extractions (and the cost of doing them).

We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your cat's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed, as well as potentially intraoperative fluids. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older pets, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.

Our dental treatments are in two stages. Stage 1 is a thorough assessment of the mouth, including X-rays, under anaesthetic with IV fluids, followed by periodontal treatment to clean the mouth and remove tartar. If we find teeth that need to be removed, we recommend a Stage 2 procedure. We give you a really accurate estimate of what needs to be done and what it would cost. We typically book in the Stage 2 procedure for a month after Stage 1. The evidence suggests that, a month after cleaning up diseased teeth, they can have improved enough for us to reduce the number of extractions (and the cost of doing them).

We base the cost of Stage 2 dental procedures on how many teeth we need to remove. This range covers everything from removing one or two small teeth, to removing most teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed, as well as potentially intraoperative fluids. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older pets, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.

If your pet is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your pet's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Our full general blood screen costs £193. Sometimes we will need to do other, individual tests, or more complete panels.

To travel with your pet, some locations require an Animal Health Certificate. Our experienced vets are certified to produce these.

To get an Animal Health Certificate, your pet usually needs to have had an examination, a microchip and a rabies vaccination. These are priced separately.