Overdue vaccinations? Protect your pet for the price of just a booster during November

Vaccine Offer for Cats and Dogs

Vaccinations are a simple but powerful way to protect your pet from serious diseases such as Canine Parvovirus, Leptospirosis and Feline Flu — many of which we regularly see in our hospitals. We recommend keeping your pet’s vaccinations up to date throughout their lifetime to maintain strong immunity.

Whether your pet loves big adventures or prefers snoozing on the sofa, vaccinations help keep them safe, healthy, and full of life.

November 2025 Vaccine Offer

This November, we’re offering existing and new patients whose vaccinations have lapsed a full vaccination course for the price of a booster — £44.99-£53.99 (depending on the site you visit).

Book your cat or dog’s first appointment during November 2025 to take advantage of this limited-time offer. It’s a small step that makes a big difference in keeping them protected, healthy, and happy.

You can book online by clicking ‘Book appointment’ at the top of this page. Fill in your details, and when asked what type of vaccination appointment you’d like, select ‘Booster Vaccine’. Please quote this offer to your vet or nurse at your appointment.

Cat Vaccinations

We usually use Versifel CVR + FeLV. The primary course is administered from 9 weeks of age, with the second vaccine 3-4 weeks later.
It covers Feline Enteritis, Panleukopenia, Cat Flu, and Feline Leukaemia.

* If you're concerned that your pet may have a tumour or would like more information on the surgical services available at Animal Trust, contact your local vet surgery to chat to our team.

Dog Vaccinations

We usually use Versican Plus DHPPi/L4 for the main dog vaccine, a high-quality dog vaccine. The first vaccine can be administered from 6 weeks old. The second vaccine dose should be administered 3 - 4 weeks later but not before ten weeks of age.
It covers Distemper, Canine Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza, and Leptospirosis (4 Serovars).
Kennel cough can also be vaccinated, however this is not included within this offer. We usually use an intraoral form where the vaccine is applied to the gum, but sometimes, we use a nasal version. Both are effective vaccines.
Annual booster vaccinations are then advised.