Vet practice in Nuneaton

Paws Veterinary Health Centre

4.6(453 reviews)
Edward Street, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV11 5RP
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

Combined comparison cost

£156.49Dog comparison cost
£163.74Cat comparison cost
£160.12Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Paws Veterinary Health Centre in Nuneaton

Midshire Farm & Equine is a veterinary practice located in Nuneaton, serving North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire. As the large animal division of Midshire Veterinary Group , it specialises in providing farm and equine veterinary services. The practice has been established for over a century, offering a wide range of services from herd and flock health planning to farm animal surgery, as well as first-opinion ambulatory services for equine clients. They are proud to be part of the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme and a member of XLVets, a group of independently owned practices committed to excellence in livestock and equine veterinary care. Midshire Farm & Equine covers an area within a 30-mile radius of Nuneaton, looking after approximately 400 farms and a large equine client base. Further information about their services and how to find them is available on their website.

Paws Veterinary Health Centre is based at Edward Street, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV11 5RP in Warwickshire. The practice treats camelids, cattle, deer, equines, pigs and poultry and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £68 and dog vaccinations from £61. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Equines
Cattle
Sheep/Goats
Pigs
Poultry
Camelids
Deer

Paws Veterinary Health Centre Prices

From practice website
Updated 6 Aug 2026
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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£156.49

Cat comparison cost

£163.74

Combined comparison cost

£160.12

Recurring care pricing

Consultation£6 above Warwickshire avg (£62)
£68.22
Dog booster vaccination£5 below Warwickshire avg (£66)
£61
Cat booster vaccinationAround Warwickshire average
£68.25
Microchip£3 below Warwickshire avg (£31)
£27.27

One-off costs

Dog spay
£307.36
Dog castrationAround Warwickshire average
£230.42
Cat spay
£101.98
Cat castration£18 below Warwickshire avg (£93)
£74.54
Neutering (general)
£269

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

Additional services

Consultation Repeat
£62.36
Consultation Repeat Prescription
£62.36
Dispensing Fee
£16.12
Insurance Form Processing Fee Eclaims
£3.95
Insurance Form Processing Fee Paper
£7.89
Neuter Dog Additional Charge 30 40kg
£51.72
Neuter Dog Additional Charge 40 50kg
£68.96
Neuter Dog Additional Charge Over 50kg
£86.20
Vaccination Cat Booster Without Leukaemia
£50.10
Kitten vaccination course
£81.30
Vaccination Cat Kitten Course Without Leukaemia
£57.75
Puppy vaccination course
£77
Written prescription fee
£32.49

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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Paws Veterinary Health Centre reviews

4.6(453 reviews)

Average rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 453 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Wear Away· a month ago

    We were charged an extortionate price for medication we were charged just under £90 for 2x medications which we later found out cost under £12 if we had known and sought on the internet. Please be aware of the massive price inflation this vet charges, when you can get the exact same (n our case) medication online. I will not be using this vet again

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  • Ruth Howard· 4 months ago

    My rescue pupper, Charlie, adores visiting here thanks to the wonderful reception team who spoil him rotten with lots of biscuits! My other rescue pupper, Mavis, is more nervous, but thanks to the love, care and patience of all of the staff, visits are far less traumatic than they could be. I need to particularly mention Ian the vet who has been exceptional. He has took the time to explain options with us numerous times and to ring us to respond to queries.

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  • Karenanne Herbert· 4 months ago

    My cat Bobby has had a lot of health issues recently. Lauren has been very good - answering all my questions, calling me quickly with blood test results and giving advice.

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  • Lowe Neal· 7 months ago

    The receptionists are lovely and friendly, but I can only say the same for a few of the vets/nurses. Some of the veterinary staff treat my dog as if she's vicious and dangerous and insist she needs to be muzzled, which always makes her MORE reactive and scared. She is all bark no bite to strangers and trying to shove a muzzle on her face terrifies her, no matter how much we try to train her to like it. If you have a "scary" breed and/or an animal that reacts defensively to strangers, I don't recommend taking them here. My dog is absolutely terrified to go into any of the consultation rooms because of how she's been treated here.

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  • Michelle Glen· a year ago

    A big thank you to the Vet Ellie and the team at Paws vets Edward street Nuneaton. Zeus my Rottweiler was castrated, post op he has been great he is in no pain so thank you again Paws for your wonderful service. The vets communicate with you via the phone to check things are going well. Brilliant service thank you everyone. Michelle Glen

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