- What’s included
- Includes crossmatch if required and administration set.
- Note
- Blood products are an additional fee and will depend on the specific product required.
- Species
- Dog, Cat
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Fair Vet Prices and Veterinary Treatment Costs
Use our price hub to understand prices for consultations, vaccinations, medicines, flea and worming, blood tests, scans, dental care, surgery, hospital stays, emergency care and end-of-life care. We aim to be open about costs and, where practical, explain likely costs before we go ahead.
Pet A&E and inpatient care
Urgent care with fair pricing, day or night.
Your pet
10 items
Day-patient admission
£535.00- What’s included
- Includes set of diagnostic tests as required (x-ray; ultrasound; biochemistry/electrolyte/haematology bloods tests), core medications and fluids while admitted. Overnight admission is not included.
- Species
- Dog, Cat
- What’s included
- Items included in the standard inpatient fee include (where required): x-rays; ultrasound; ECG; blood pressure; fluid therapy; medications (injectable, core medications only); urinalysis; blood glucose monitoring; SNAP tests (1 per day); Biochemistry/Haematology/Electrolyte blood tests (1 per day)
- Note
- This fee is charged after the initial 48 hrs base charge, for each additional 24 hrs (or part of) that the pet is admitted.
- Species
- Dog, Cat
- What’s included
- Includes set of diagnostic tests as required, core medications and fluids while admitted. Surgery and some treatments such as transfusions are extra. Items included in the standard inpatient fee include (where required): x-rays; ultrasound; ECG; blood pressure; fluid therapy; medications (injectable, core medications only); urinalysis; blood glucose monitoring; SNAP tests (1 per day); Biochemistry/Haematology/Electrolyte blood tests (1 per day)
- Species
- Dog, Cat
- What’s included
- Includes up to 4 days of comprehensive care, although critical care patients would also require the intensive care fee to be applied. Standard treatment would include general anaesthetic; one blood test per day; ultrasound/x-rays; placement of urinary catheter; urinary tests and intravenous fluids.
- Species
- Cat
- What’s included
- This fee is charged for intensive hospitalisation cases which need higher than usual levels of care. Items covered, in addition to the standard care package, include (where required): unlimited in house biochemistry/electrolytes/haematology bloods tests; oxygen supplementation; constant rate infusions (CRI); central line & feeding tubes.
- Note
- Price is charged on top of base inpatient charge
- Species
- Dog, Cat
- What’s included
- Medication-assisted vomiting induction
- Note
- Often used where a pet has eaten something toxic, to remove the material from their stomach (where appropriate)
- Species
- Dog, Cat
Oxytocin administration
£65.00- What’s included
- Oxytocin administration
- Species
- Dog
- What’s included
- Oxytocin administration (bitch monitored at surgery)
- Species
- Dog
Pet A&E consultation
£80.00- What’s included
- Out of hours consultation
- Species
- Dog, Cat
Why our pricing is fair
We aim to be open about costs and fair to every pet owner.
Clearly explained
We help you understand options, costs, risks and likely outcomes.
Fairly priced
Prices include VAT and show what is included wherever possible.
Less pressure
Make informed decisions without judgement or unnecessary extras.
Care before profit
As a Community Interest Company, our model supports access, quality and animal welfare.
Accessible care
Everyday care, referral treatment and Pet A&E.
What clients say about our prices
Hear from some of the pet owners we have helped.
“This was my first appointment at Animal Trust, and I was blown away by their compassion, knowledge, understanding, clarity, prices and efficiency... I truly felt I was in control and understood all the options and outcomes. ”
“Easy to book, prices explained clearly. The vet was friendly, and short waiting times, she explained everything and advised on options clearly.”
“Very fair prices. Absolutely amazing practice with equally amazing staff. I recommend them to anyone who will listen.”
Understanding your veterinary treatment costs
Medical and surgical conditions can change. This means that, as a condition develops or as we learn more from tests or treatment, the final cost may be higher or lower than originally expected. We minimise uncertainty where possible through inclusive pricing, but costs can sometimes increase significantly.
We will keep you informed of likely costs and any material changes. Estimates and invoices can be viewed in the My Animal Trust portal where available.
Frequently asked questions about our veterinary prices
We have answered some of the most commonly asked questions relating to prices.
For some procedures and hospital admissions, a deposit may be required before treatment starts. This is usually £430, or the procedure cost if lower. If you do not attend the appointment, the deposit may be lost. If your pet is insured and you have concerns about funding the deposit, please speak to our team.
Payment is usually due at the time of treatment. Our team will explain expected costs before treatment goes ahead wherever practical.
If your pet is insured, please bring your policy details and speak to the team about what information may be needed for your claim. Our insurance policy.
Estimates are based on the information available at the time. Costs can change if your pet needs additional diagnostics, treatment or inpatient hospital care.
If you are worried about costs, please speak to the team before treatment. We can explain available options and next steps.