Vet practice in Kilmarnock

Valley Veterinary Group

4.5(210 reviews)
35 Campbell Place, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA1 4DY
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

Combined comparison cost

£171Dog comparison cost
£171Cat comparison cost
£171Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Valley Veterinary Group in Kilmarnock

Valley Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice located at 35 Campbell Place, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA1 4DY, Scotland. The practice offers veterinary care for a range of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, and ferrets. Clients can book appointments, register their pets, and order repeat prescriptions online. As part of the CVS Group, Valley Veterinary Group benefits from the resources and network of a larger corporate organisation while aiming to provide local and reassuring care. The practice focuses on delivering a compassionate approach to animal health. The practice provides parking facilities. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 18:00, and Saturday, 8:30 to 15:00. The practice is closed on Sundays and specific provisions are available for emergencies.

Valley Veterinary Group is based at 35 Campbell Place, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA1 4DY in Ayrshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £65 and dog vaccinations from £84. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild

Valley Veterinary Group Prices

From practice website
Updated 24 Jun 2026
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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£171

Cat comparison cost

£171

Combined comparison cost

£171

Recurring care pricing

Consultation
£65
Dog booster vaccination
£84
Cat booster vaccination
£84
Microchip
£22

One-off costs

Dog spay
£352
Dog castration
£242
Cat spay
£161
Cat castration
£106
Neutering (general)
£229

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

Additional services

Animal Health Certificate
£304.56
Animal Health Certificate Pet Passport
£304.56
Communal Cremation Cat
£110.30
Communal Cremation Dog
£145.75
Follow-up consultation
£57
Consultation Initial Registered Veterinary Nurse
£21
Consultation Initial Veterinary Surgeon
£47
Consultation Repeat Veterinary Surgeon
£38
Consultation Veterinary Nurse
£35
Cat euthanasia (in clinic)
£205.20
Dog euthanasia (in clinic)
£205.20
Individual Cremation
£232.30
Prescription Fee
£27
Vaccination Cat Annual
£85
Kitten vaccination course
£115
Vaccination Dog Annual
£85
Puppy vaccination course
£98
Vaccination Kitten
£80
Vaccination Puppy
£84

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.

Health Plans

Health & Wellbeing Club — Puppy

dog
cat
puppy
kitten
Health & Wellbeing Club — Puppy£20/mo
Health & Wellbeing Club — Kitten£20/mo
  • Vaccinations
  • Health check
  • Flea and worm treatment

Pet Health Club — Puppy Dog

dog
cat
puppy
adult
kitten
Pet Health Club — Puppy Dog
Pet Health Club — Annual Dog
Pet Health Club — Kitten Cat
Pet Health Club — Annual Cat
Pet Health Club — Puppy Vaccination
Pet Health Club — Kitten Vaccination
Pet Health Club — Adult Dog Vaccination
Pet Health Club — Adult Cat Vaccination
  • Standard vaccinations

Pet Health Club — Adult Dog Neutering (Variable Weight)

dog
adult
Pet Health Club — Adult Dog Neutering (Variable Weight)
Pet Health Club — Adult Bitch Neutering (Variable Weight)
  • Day procedure, routine approach and technique, includes post-operative analgesia

Pet Health Club — Cat Castration (Variable Weight)

cat
adult
  • Day procedure; includes 24 hour post-operative analgesia

Pet Health Club — Cat Spay (Variable Weight)

cat
adult
  • Day procedure; includes post-operative analgesia

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Valley Veterinary Group.

Valley Veterinary Group reviews

4.5(210 reviews)

Average rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 210 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Eilidh· 10 months ago

    Valley vets looked after Willow for 10 years and we never had any complaints with the care. However, when Willow broke her leg then we discovered she had cancer, we spent a lot more time in the vets. Primarily we were looked after by Katie and David who were both exceptional. David constantly provided his expertise in an honest, kind and professional manner. Katie was equally as professional and kind, she was such a joy to work with and Willow adored her. We felt well looked after and like we were leaving Willow in safe hands and more importantly, that they loved her and had her best interests at heart. Willows time came unexpectedly and we had to arrange an emergency home visit, Katie and the nurse came so quickly, comforted Willow and made her final moments one of calmness, love and peace. We couldn't have asked for a better experience, apart from not having to go through that of course. We knew that when Willow was taken away that she would continue to be treated with respect and love. Also, we found the reception staff and wider team absolutely amazing. Angie was a ray of sunshine throughout and we looked forward to going in for a catch up whenever we were in! They all loved and looked after Willow to the highest quality of care and made an exceptionally difficult time a lot easier. The dog biscuits on hand to encourage Willow to get weighed was also very convenient for bribery! Overall, we are so grateful for the team and their care and support. I've never known a dog excited to go to the vets but Vally Vets made that possible! Thank you team xxx

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  • Ellen Sloan· 11 months ago

    I will never deal with this practice again I found the veterinarian who put my pet to sleep very incompetent. When I took my pet to be put to sleep which is distressing enough, it was supposed to be a peaceful process however it turned out to be a stressful experience not just for us but also my pet. The vet who was putting my pet to sleep had to inset the IV not once, not twice but three times each time having to take my pet away to do this causing us unnecessary stress she kept saying my pet had pulled another one out, I don't know if she was a junior veterinarian or not. The second time she took out dog away we were asked to go outside for some fresh air while she was putting in the IV for a third time when she finally brought our pet back through, she was already gone even though we were told she wasn't. If you are putting your beloved pet to sleep, I would recommend finding another vet to do it. This doesn't reflect on any another member of staff as they were very helpful and respectful.

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  • Valerie Murray· a year ago

    Deeply deeply disappointed in this practice after losing my dog in January. After 6 weeks of visits, calls, medications, bloods, scans and various diagnoses, I ultimately had to take her to Vets Now to be PTS. I feel I got no useful information from the vet and had to utilise Google to try and gather information on my dogs symptoms and how to approach these. After each visit/ call I felt more confused. I have foreign dogs and was absolutely appalled at the practices approach to brucellosis and the fact they personally will not treat an infected dog (my dogs are negative). What made this worse is I was not notified in advance of this practice prior to my dog being tested - therefore taking the option of moving to a different vet out of my hands. Foreign pet owners should, as a matter of course, be advised of Valley Vets policy on brucellosis testing and subsequent treatment. I feel I was guided to agreeing to certain practices while in such a vulnerable position. I was charged extra to 'fast track' the brucellosis blood test with no guarantee on how long it would take to be returned, which happened to be circa 3 weeks - horrendous when your dog has been 'diagnosed' with cancer. On diagnosis of bladder cancer I was told I could pay extra to have the scan sent to a 'specialist' for confirmation, which I agreed to.....2 days later my dog was dead, no specialist feedback was given. On a positive note, the reception staff were great, specifically Angie. I have now moved my other dogs to a small independent vet.

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  • Sharon mcculloch· 2 years ago

    I have been with valley vets for years and I can honestly say they have been brilliant with me and my animals , my wee bunnies get groomed every month my dogs get seen whenever I need to go and the team are all lovely , I lost my big dog in April and I can honestly say they were there for me every step of the way they were caring and compassionate towards me and my husband , thank you valley vets .

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  • Linda Gillon· 3 years ago

    Toto was well looked after by lovely Staff including reception and darling lady who keeps the place spick and span! Toto is now well on the mend. Thank you Kilmarnock group

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