Prices

The sample fees listed here are all inclusive of VAT and are correct as of 4th November 2024. 

We always encourage our clients to ask for an estimate of fees before a procedure is carried out. For non-routine procedures we will need to examine an animal so that we can provide an accurate estimate. A consultation fee will be charged for this examination. 

Out-of-hours fees carry a surcharge and in an emergency it will often be impossible to provide an accurate estimate of fees. Please ensure you register with a local veterinary practice when you take on a pet, rather than waiting for an emergency.  

We encourage all pet owners to ensure they have funds available to care for their pet in an emergency and in cases of long-term illness. Purchasing a comprehensive pet insurance policy is one way to make sure your pet’s care costs are covered. It is very important you fully understand the terms and conditions of the policy you choose, as these can vary significantly. We will promptly and efficiently process insurance claims to ensure you are promptly reimbursed for fees incurred.

We recommend that you seek pre-authorisation from your insurance company before planned procedures, to ensure claims are settled in a timely manner. Our policy for processing insurance claims can be found here.

We provide Animal Health Certificates for pet travel purposes to EU countries. Travel to Europe with your pet is more complicated since Brexit.  We are happy to advise where we can, but it remains the client's responsibility to ensure that all requirements have been fulfilled.

Our team are always happy to explain the fees charged, and to discuss how best to accommodate financial constraints. We understand that veterinary fees can be difficult to meet and we do all we can to keep our fees reasonable. We employ highly skilled and experienced staff who provide an excellent level of care. All this comes at a cost, and our fees must allow the practice to be staffed and equipped to the standards our clients rightly expect.