Before getting your new pet it’s important to consider how you’ll manage the expenses that come with your new family member. By planning ahead, you can focus on enjoying all the benefits of pet ownership.

To help you, we’ve provided a list of costs for a selection of our most commonly performed services below. Bear in mind, prices will vary depending on things like the type of pet you have (e.g., cat, dog), their size and age, and whether they have any underlying illnesses. 

Pet insurance can really help buffer you against unexpected events, and we would recommend it. You will pay a regular, usually monthly, premium and some other costs, such as an excess if you make a claim. Depending on your policy, some treatments might not be covered, and claims may affect your premiums. Please get in touch for general advice about pet insurance policies. We will be happy to speak to you about it.

Our Pet Health Plan can also help you budget, by offering discounts and spreading the cost of routine preventative care, which isn’t usually covered by insurance. Please see here for more information on what savings you could make.

What to expect when you visit us

While under our care, your pet will have access to our facilities and our trained, caring, and dedicated team. All VetPartners practices are accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons’ Practice Standards Scheme, ensuring your pet will receive regulated standards of care.

Please discuss your budget freely with us, as if you let us know your boundaries, we can work together to try and find a realistic solution, without compromising your pet’s welfare or your own financial position.

Veterinary medicine can be complicated and unpredictable, but whatever happens, we’ll do our best to make sure you understand what’s happening, to guide you through any investigations and treatment and to keep you updated with costs. 

If you have pet insurance, please let us know straight away so that we can help you comply with the terms of your policy. Policies can vary significantly, and we’ll need to establish what yours covers, whether there are any financial or time limits, and what your contributions will be, to determine the best treatment plan for your budget, just as we would for uninsured pets.

For more information, please contact the practice.

Please note we may need to book an appointment for your pet to be examined in order to provide personalised estimates. 

Payment is due at the time of treatment; usually after a consultation or on discharge from the practice following surgery or hospitalisation. We accept cash and all major credit and debit cards.