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Three simple steps to compare vet prices and find affordable veterinary care for your pet and animals.
Tell us where you are and we'll find vets in your area.
See transparent pricing from local vet practices side by side.
Pick the best value vet and book with confidence.
Whether you have a dog, cat, horse, or something more exotic — we help you compare vet prices for all kinds of animals. Each practice lists which animal types they treat, so you can quickly find the right vet for your pet.
Live data from 2,816 UK practices that publish their prices online. Updated as we re-scrape practice websites.
£59.48
Median £59.99 · £18–£260
£70.83
Across 2,520 practices
£72.94
Across 2,459 practices
£28.38
Across 2,105 practices
Castration prices, averaged across the practices that publish them.
2,400 practices
2,636 practices
Neutering a dog costs £160.79 more on average than neutering a cat.
Average consultation prices vary up to 1.8× between UK counties — from £38.84 to £69.54.
A consultation in Northamptonshire costs on average£30.70 morethan in Co Antrim.
Averages are illustrative only — actual prices depend on your pet, the practice, and the service required.
Most UK vets offer a monthly health plan that bundles routine care — boosters, flea and worm treatment, check-ups and more — for a fixed fee. What you get for your money varies hugely between schemes, so it pays to compare before you sign up.
11,776
plans on record from 2,188 practices, checked against practice websites
£19.50 a month
typical cost — we show the real spread each scheme charges, not just the headline price
9 national schemes
including CVS, IVC, Medivet and Vets4Pets — side by side, tier by tier
See exactly what each plan includes, what it costs at real practices, and whether it beats paying as you go.
Our interactive county map shows average consultation, vaccination, neutering and microchip prices for every ceremonial county in the UK — plus a transparency league table showing which areas publish prices openly.
Built from 2,970 live published prices across 5,920 UK practices · more vets publish their prices every week, so the map keeps updating
The Vet Price Comparison Site is a completely independent platform built with one mission: to bring transparency to veterinary pricing for pet and animal owners across the UK. We don't work for corporations, we don't run ads, and we never take referral commissions from any vet practice. Every comparison you see is honest, unbiased, and free.
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We never take referral fees or commissions from any vet practice. Our comparisons are completely unbiased.
All practice information is sourced from publicly available data provided by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS).
We exist purely to help build transparency for pet and animal owners — nothing more, nothing less.
The UK government now requires veterinary practices to publicly share their pricing information. This landmark change means pet owners can finally see exactly what they'll pay — before they walk through the door.
The Vet Price Comparison Site makes it effortless to access this data, compare costs, and make informed decisions about your pet's healthcare.
Every vet must now publish their fees openly.
Government-backed rules ensure honest pricing.
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Real 2026 Medivet prices from 354 UK branches: consultations from £42, vaccinations, microchipping and Healthcare Plan costs compared to Pets at Home/Vets4Pets and independents.