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Compare prices across UK vet practices — and unlike other comparison sites, 25% of our net profit goes straight to Cats Protection, Dogs Trust, PDSA and the Rabbit Welfare Association, every quarter.

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Comparing prices across 4,350+ UK vet practices

What UK vets charge in 2026

Typical prices from 13,198 published price lists across 4,350+ UK practices. Each figure is the median — the middle price, not an average skewed by outliers. Enter your postcode above to see what practices near you actually charge.

ProcedureTypical priceMost practices charge
Standard consultation£57.76£47 – £68
Out-of-hours consultation£174£96 – £288
Dog vaccination (annual booster)£67£52 – £85
Cat vaccination (annual booster)£69£53.99 – £85.50
Rabbit vaccination£87£63 – £105
Pet Microchipping£28£20 – £40.50
Written prescription fee£22£18 – £33
Dog neutering (male)£257£198 – £350.06
Dog neutering (female)£341£273 – £467
Cat neutering (male)£100£80 – £130
Cat neutering (female)£145£110 – £190
Dental scale and polish (dog)£384.20£250 – £550

“Most practices charge” is the 10th–90th percentile: the range the middle 80% of published prices fall into. Referral-only specialist practices are excluded, as a specialist consultation isn't comparable to a first-opinion visit.

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Our charity pledge

25% of our net profit, donated every quarter

Split between four UK animal welfare charities. Our first quarterly donation lands once we've completed a full quarter of trading — this space will show the running total from then on.

Cats Protection
Dogs Trust
PDSA
Rabbit Welfare Assoc.

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Why can we show you these prices?

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ruled in March 2026 that all UK vet practices must publish standard price lists. The Order is due by September 2026, with the price-list requirements phased in through 2027. VetPricelist aggregates this data so you can compare in one place.

Common questions about vet costs

How much does a vet consultation cost in the UK?

The typical UK vet consultation costs £57.76, with most practices charging between £47 and £68. That figure is the median of 1,526 consultation prices published by UK practices, and it covers the appointment itself — medication, tests and follow-up procedures are charged separately.

Why do vet prices vary so much between practices?

Location and local overheads are the biggest factor — practices in London and other major cities typically charge more than rural equivalents. Ownership matters too: corporate groups such as CVS, IVC Evidensia and Medivet price differently from independent practices. Appointment length, in-house equipment and whether specialists are on site all add to the difference.

Are UK vets required to publish their prices?

They will be. The Competition and Markets Authority ruled in March 2026 that UK vet practices must publish standard price lists. The Order is due by September 2026, with the price-list requirement phased in through 2027 — larger groups first, from March 2027, and smaller practices around September 2027. Many practices already publish voluntarily, and those are the prices collected here.

Is VetPricelist free to use?

Yes. Comparing prices is free and needs no account, and 25% of net profit is donated to Cats Protection, Dogs Trust, the PDSA and the Rabbit Welfare Association every quarter.

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