Vet practice in Chelmsford

RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch – FAO Anna Drake

4.4(111 reviews)
FAO Anna Drake, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 7DL
Charity
Open Weekends
Disabled Access

About this practice

RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch – FAO Anna Drake in Chelmsford

Situated in Chelmsford, Essex, the RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch extends its veterinary care to a diverse array of animals. From common household pets like cats and dogs to more unusual companions such as birds, poultry, and small mammals, they also provide assistance for exotic and wild creatures within the CM2 7DL postcode. Distinguished by its affiliation with the RSPCA, this branch stands as a beacon of animal welfare in the region. Unlike typical private practices, its core mission centres on advocating for and protecting animals, offering a unique blend of veterinary services within a charitable framework. Their commitment extends beyond routine care to crucial support for rescued and vulnerable animals. For those planning a visit, the branch operates Monday through Friday from 09:00 to 18:30, with shorter hours on Saturday from 09:00 to 11:00, remaining closed on Sundays. They are committed to accessibility, offering disabled access. Contact can be made via phone at 01245473238 or 01245472122, or by email at office@maldonroadvets.co.uk.

At a glance

RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch – FAO Anna Drake treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals, with a published price for cat neutering from £85. Rated 4.4/5 from 111 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild
Poultry

RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch – FAO Anna Drake Prices

From practice website
Updated 6 Aug 2026
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Requires consultation + booster + microchip prices.

Recurring care pricing

Kennel cough vaccination
£40

One-off costs

Cat spay
£85
Cat castration£32 below Essex avg (£97)
£65

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

Additional services

Adoption Cat Over 6 Months
£100
Adoption Cat Pair Over 6 Months
£185
Adoption Cat Pair Senior
£145
Adoption Cat Senior
£80
Adoption Dog Over 1 Year
£215
Adoption Dog Pair Over 1 Year
£400
Adoption Dog Pair Senior
£370
Adoption Dog Puppy Up To 1 Year
£350
Adoption Dog Senior
£200
Adoption Kitten Young Cat
£125
Consultation Initial Dog Cat Rabbit
£30
Consultation Initial Small Pet
£25
Consultation Nurse
£14
Consultation Re Examine Dog Cat Rabbit
£27
Consultation Re Examine Small Pet
£20
Neuter Dog Female 0 10kg
£190
Neuter Dog Female 10 20kg
£240
Neuter Dog Female 21 30kg
£260
Neuter Dog Female 31 40kg
£310
Neuter Dog Female 41 48kg
£355
Neuter Dog Male 10 20kg
£178
Neuter Dog Male 21 30kg
£200
Neuter Dog Male 31 40kg
£220
Neuter Dog Male 41 48kg
£250
Neuter Dog Male Up To 10kg
£150
Rabbit spay
£87
Rabbit castration
£75
Vaccination Cat 1st
£40
Vaccination Cat 2nd
£35
Vaccination Cat Annual Booster
£40
Vaccination Dog 1st
£38
Vaccination Dog 2nd
£33
Vaccination Dog Annual Booster
£38
Vaccination Kennel Cough Combined With Booster
£20
Vaccination Rabbit Myxo Vhd
£40

Prices shown are guides based on 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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RSPCA Essex Mid & North Branch – FAO Anna Drake reviews

4.4(111 reviews)

Average rating of 4.4 out of 5 based on 111 reviews. Sourced from Google.

Latest reviews

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  • Ferdi· 2 months ago

    Took our sick cat to the Chelmsford branch and was so disappointed and upset. We were seen by a slim blond lady who to be honest didn’t examine him very much we were given a few tablets and told to return in a week. He continued to go downhill quickly and within a week he had lost more weight and was then told that they were unable to do anything and to take him to another vet. He needed sedation and apparently this could not be carried out there? You can see that he was not well and he was worse, so why would you let this happen and then send him to yet another vet!! I don’t know why because anyone could see the cat was suffering. I had to ring another vet and take him into emergency service Immediately. If the first time they saw him they sedated him we could have let him go then?? Another vet did sedate him and sadly he was suffering from a tumour in both sides of his mouth and nothing else could be done. Then I received a phone call after I had the news that we had to put him to sleep and we were crying rspca were asking for a payment for the consultation of £27.50 unbelievable!! I was so sad and upset that our poor boy had been suffering a whole week and I don’t feel like they really cared about him 🙁 at all. I have completely lost my trust in the RSPCA I am so disappointed that a charity treat pets like this!!!!

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  • Sean Staunton· 3 months ago

    Brilliant all round, very kind and professional staff from receptionist to the vets. Lovely cool waiting area which was good for my cat.

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  • S phillips· 5 months ago

    My cat had a abscess on her chin last summer, the Rspca vets saw my cat promptly, she had a procedure to drain the abscess the next day which helped my cat to get better & out of pain - The whole staff team are so caring & helpful, especially Dawn the vet , she is so compassionate, she really does care so much! Our pets really are part of our family! I really do recommend the vets and no hesitation to bring my cats back! Many thanks

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  • Michelle Clelland· 6 months ago

    Absolutely disgusting service for a charity that claims to 'help' animals!!! We took our 13 year old dog to the practice and after she was examined by a vet were told that she had a prolapse and to wait and see if it went after her season, thankfully it did disappear and she was fine Her next season came and the 'prolapse' reappeared, we phoned back straight away and were once again told that nothing could be done at that time but they would see her in 2 weeks so we paid a deposit and booked an appointment and told that if she deteriorated to ring straight back, 2 days later she had a hemorrhage, we phoned back and asked if she could be seen but were told by a very rude and curt receptionist that no vets were available. We explained to her that we had been told to ring back if our dog got worse and all she could say was '"Well I wasn't in the room when you were told that" and to find another vet and that they would refund our deposit!! We did find another independent vet who said she didn't have a prolapse, it was a polyp which would probably mean multiple operations which was just not fair on such an old dog so the kindest thing to do was to her put to sleep. We are absolutely devastated.....

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  • Kelly Frain· 8 months ago

    Such a fantastic vets,a big thankyou to Dawn, Hannah and Linzi. They are so kind and helpful, they care so much and always look after my cat brilliantly. Today there were no appointments but I was so worried,they made space and put my mind at rest. My boy loves Dawn as he knows how lovely she is. I wouldn't go to any other vets. Thankyou girls, you are truly valued and very much appreciated 👏 💐. Keep up the excellent work.

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