UK Vet Finder

Find a vet near you

Enter your postcode to search 5,920 UK veterinary practices and compare consultation fees, vaccination costs, reviews and opening hours — free and independent.

A typical consultation currently costs about £60, based on 2,970 published prices. We never share your data.

Browse vets by area

Prefer to explore an area first? Browse every practice we list by county or town, then see exactly what each one charges before you visit.

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What you'll see for each vet

  • Consultation, vaccination and neutering fees taken from the practice's own published prices
  • RCVS registration and accreditation status, plus the group that owns the practice
  • Opening hours and contact details so you can book directly
  • Whether it's an independent, corporate or charity practice

How to choose the right vet

Finding a vet isn't only about the nearest one. Here's what's genuinely worth checking before you register your pet.

Is the vet RCVS-registered?

Every veterinary surgeon in the UK must be registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) to practise legally. Practices can also hold RCVS Practice Standards Scheme accreditation — a voluntary award that sets minimum standards for facilities, staffing and equipment. Every practice on our directory shows its RCVS status, so you can confirm the practice is properly regulated before you visit.

Compare the fees that actually matter

A consultation fee is the price you'll pay most often, so it's the fairest single comparison. But also look at vaccination and neutering costs — a cheap consultation can be offset by dearer boosters. We publish each practice's own figures for all of these, taken straight from their websites, so you're comparing real prices rather than adverts.

Independent, corporate or charity — which suits you?

Independent practices are often locally owned and may offer a more personal relationship. Corporate groups (CVS, IVC Evidensia, Medivet, VetPartners, Linnaeus and others) tend to have consistent pricing and 24-hour referral networks. Charity clinics run by the PDSA, RSPCA and Blue Cross offer low-cost or free care for owners on certain benefits. Our listings show which type each practice is, so you can choose the model you're comfortable with.

What about an emergency?

Not every practice provides out-of-hours cover. Before you need it, check whether your nearest vet handles emergencies overnight and at weekends, or refers to a dedicated 24-hour hospital. When you search by postcode we show opening hours, so you know straight away whether a practice is open when you're likely to need it.

Want to spread the cost of routine care?

Most big vet groups run a monthly pet health plan that covers consultations, vaccinations and parasite treatment for a fixed fee. Compare every plan side by side — what each includes and what it really costs — on our independent plan comparison.

Compare pet health plans