Vet practice in Grimsby

Abbey Veterinary Centre – Augusta Street

4.5(545 reviews)
2 Augusta Street, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, DN34 4TA
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

About this practice

Abbey Veterinary Centre – Augusta Street in Grimsby

Abbey Vet Centre is an independent veterinary practice with its main site in Grimsby and two branch surgeries in Immingham and Caistor. They offer first-opinion and referral veterinary services, treating a wide range of animals including loyal pups, cuddly kittens, parrots, and bearded dragons.

The practice prides itself on putting patients and owners at ease, with a long-established team of veterinary surgeons and nurses. They emphasise accurate diagnoses and offer exceptional in-house diagnostic facilities, leading other practices across the East of England to refer cases to them.

Abbey Vet Centre provides 24-hour emergency services, accessible via their main contact number.

Abbey Veterinary Centre – Augusta Street is based at 2 Augusta Street, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, DN34 4TA in Lincolnshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals and publishes prices for 4 services including consultations from £49 and microchipping from £17. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild
Poultry

Abbey Veterinary Centre – Augusta Street Prices

From practice website
Updated 5 Aug 2026
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Requires consultation + booster + microchip prices.

Recurring care pricing

Consultation£4 below Lincolnshire avg (£54)
£49.38
Kennel cough vaccination
£45
Microchip£9 below Lincolnshire avg (£25)
£16.55

One-off costs

Dog spay
£250
Dog castration£47 below Lincolnshire avg (£227)
£180
Cat spay
£110
Cat castrationAround Lincolnshire average
£90
Neutering (general)
£215

These vary by weight, breed and clinical needs — request a quote from the practice.

Additional services

Abdominal Ct
£1250
Abdominal Ultrasound Single Organ
£143.20
Anal glands
£25.06
Brain Mri
£2250
Consultation First Second
£49.38
Follow-up consultation
£42.24
Out-of-hours consultation
£250
Consultation Ooh After 10pm
£300
Consultation Ooh Before 10pm
£250
Consultation Third More Same Condition
£42.24
Cremation Ashes Returned Casket Cat Small Pet
£171.83
Cremation Ashes Returned Casket Dog
£214.78
Cremation Ashes Returned Scatter Home Cat Small Pet
£118.85
Cremation Ashes Returned Scatter Home Dog
£171.83
Cremation Ashes Scattered
£35.80
Dental Scale Polish Cat
£263.70
Dental Scale Polish Dog 10 40kg
£275.14
Dental Scale Polish Dog Large
£295.20
Dental Scale Polish Dog Less Than 10kg
£263.70
Dental Scale Polish Dog Medium
£275.14
Dental Scale Polish Dog Over 40kg
£295.20
Dental Scale Polish Dog Small
£263.70
Direct Insurance Claim Fee
£47.26
Echocardiography
£279.23
Cat euthanasia (in clinic)
£88.55
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic 10 20kg
£101.41
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic 20 40kg
£107.14
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic Extra Large
£122.89
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic Large
£107.14
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic Less Than 10kg
£92.82
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic Medium
£101.41
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic Over 40kg
£122.89
Euthanasia Dog In Clinic Small
£92.82
Flea Roundworm Control Cat Felpreva
£38.33
Flea Worm Control Cat Felpreva
£38.33
Flea Worm Control Dog Prinovox
£9.88
Flea Worm Control Dog Prinovox 10 25kg
£10.93
Flea Worm Control Dog Prinovox 25 40kg
£13.40
Flea Worm Control Dog Prinovox Less Than 10kg
£9.88
Medicine Administration Injection
£12
Medicine Administration Oral
£2
Nail clip
£19.08
Neuter Cat Female Laparoscopic
£410
Neuter Dog Female 10 40kg
£270
Neuter Dog Female Laparoscopic 10 40kg
£570
Neuter Dog Female Laparoscopic Less Than 10kg
£540
Neuter Dog Female Laparoscopic Over 40kg
£600
Neuter Dog Female Large Laparoscopic
£600
Neuter Dog Female Less Than 10kg
£250
Neuter Dog Female Medium Laparoscopic
£570
Neuter Dog Female Over 40kg
£300
Neuter Dog Female Small Laparoscopic
£540
Neuter Dog Male 20 40kg
£190
Neuter Dog Male Less Than 20kg
£180
Neuter Dog Male Over 40kg
£200
Nurse Consultation
£25.09
Pre Anaesthetic Blood Tests
£81.61
Pre Anaesthetic Blood Tests Coagulation
£105.96
Pre Anaesthetic Blood Tests With Coagulation Profile
£105.96
Radiography Cat
£474.48
Radiography Dog 10 40kg
£485.92
Radiography Dog Large
£505.98
Radiography Dog Less Than 10kg
£474.48
Radiography Dog Medium
£485.92
Radiography Dog Over 40kg
£505.98
Radiography Dog Small
£474.48
Repeat Prescription Dispensing
£7.15
Repeat Prescription Dispensing More Than 2 Items
£9.31
Repeat Prescription Dispensing Up To 2 Items
£7.15
Spinal Mri
£1750
Urine Dipstick
£16.21
Urine Specific Gravity
£16.21
Vaccination Booster
£45
Vaccination First Course
£70
Written prescription fee
£21
Written Prescription Fee Additional Item
£12.50

Prices shown are guides extracted from the practice's published price list. Always confirm directly with the practice as costs can vary by pet, weight and clinical need.

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Abbey Veterinary Centre – Augusta Street reviews

4.5(545 reviews)

Average rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 545 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Cara Wallace· 2 months ago

    Phenomenal level of care. Slightly on the pricer side but to be expected when the vets are this great and they have all their own in-house diagnostics. We brought our cat here for a 2nd opinion after another vet diagnosed him with adenocarcinoma from a stomach squeeze and an x-ray. He told us we had days or weeks left, and we'd arranged to have him PTS a few days later. The night before the appointment, I was having second thoughts. I spoke to a vet friend of mine who said I absolutely need a second opinion, and advised I go here. From day one we have been supported and informed. Our cat actually had large cell lymphoma. Two chemo treatments later and he is in full remission. He would have been dead before Christmas if we had listened to the previous vet. I am so grateful for whatever extra time we get with our boy and it is all thanks to this practice. Particular huge huge thank you goes to Brian who has handled Alfie's case from the start. We are so thankful to you.

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  • Sam Linley· 3 months ago

    Absolutely cracking vets here. I've never had any issues with anyone. The health care plan has been worth it's weight in gold for more than 1 of my pets but especially my rabbit. Who, without it, would have cost us over £4000 in her short life due to a severe illness. My dog has cushings and awful arthritis so his medication alone would be hundreds, all covered under his care plan. Clara in particular is an excellent exotic vet for rabbits, Brian, Anna, Jacqueline and Carolina to name a few, have all been superb with all my animals. My dog adores Sarah the nurse who takes his bloods! I trust them completely, and the new building is fabulous!! Highly recommend!

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  • JM· 3 months ago

    Very friendly staff, service was great. My dog hates the place but that's because they cut his nuts off so that's understandable. I'd reccomened them. He definitely wouldn't.

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  • Carl Glover· 3 months ago

    My Abby vets experience today Today I went to pick up Rupert’s ashes from Abby’s Vets, and I’ve come away feeling completely heartbroken — not just because I’ve lost my boy, but because of how I was treated. I explained at the desk why I was there, gave my surname… and the only response I got was being asked for the payment. No “I’m sorry for your loss”, no compassion, no kindness — just the card machine being pulled out. When I said I was paying in cash, I was looked at in disgust because it meant counting the money. Once it was counted, she simply said, “I’ll go get him.” She handed me the box, and when I asked about Rupert’s paw prints (because I didn’t realise they were inside), I was bluntly told, “They’re in the box,” before she walked away. No comfort. No empathy. No respect for someone grieving their pet. Losing Rupert has been devastating enough — but being treated like an inconvenience at such a sensitive moment was truly heartbreaking. People working with bereaved pet owners should have compassion. Today, that was completely missing 💔

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  • Nigel Balaam· 5 months ago

    First time using Abbey Veterinary Centre (as new to the area). The staff were lovely and helpful and took great care with our kitten . Not sure how Poppy (kitten) rates them as she hasn't said, however she seems happy - apart from the radical hair cut (where she was shaved) lol

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