Vaccinations
What it is
Vaccines protect your pet from serious infectious diseases such as parvovirus, cat flu and myxomatosis. We tailor the vaccines to your pet's lifestyle, so an indoor cat and a dog who goes to kennels will have different plans.
When your pet needs it
- Puppies and kittens from 8 weeks old
- Rabbits from 5 weeks old
- A yearly booster for most adult pets
- Before kennels, catteries or travel abroad
What to expect
- Step 1: Quick checkYour vet checks your pet is well enough to be vaccinated that day.
- Step 2: The vaccineA small injection under the skin. Most pets barely notice, especially with a treat.
- Step 3: Record itWe update your pet's vaccination card and our records.
- Step 4: Reminder setWe text or email you when the next booster is due.
How to prepare
- Bring your pet's vaccination card if you have one
- For first vaccines, bring any paperwork from the breeder or rescue
- Your pet can eat normally beforehand
Who does it
Price guide
| Treatment | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Puppy or kitten course (2 visits) | £78 |
| Annual booster, cat or dog | £42 |
| Rabbit combined vaccine | £46 |
Prices include VAT. We always give you a written estimate before treatment, and wellness plan members save up to 20%.
Questions
Some pets are a little quiet for a day. Serious reactions are rare, and we will tell you what to look out for.
Sometimes. Call us and we will check how long it has been.
Yes, core vaccines. Cat flu can travel in on shoes and clothes.
Ready when you are
Book online in about two minutes, or call and we'll talk it through first. Not sure it's needed? Start with a check-up.