Our Ethos
Despite the complex and unpredictable nature of veterinary care, we have strived to bring transparency and simplicity to our prices.*
Extraordinary advances in veterinary treatments mean our pets enjoy longer and happier lives, nestled in our homes and our hearts – they’re part of our family.
Our fixed prices means that you can access this incredible care, and rest assured that there are no hidden fees or surprises.
Our emphasis is on the quality of veterinary care and our pricing is fair, transparent and simple.
*Prices accurate as of 1st Sept 2024
Consultations
-
£66
A consultation and physical exam with a veterinary surgeon. Standard appointment slots are fifteen minutes, with longer slots available upon request.
These consultations are FREE with Family Health Membership.
-
£60
Our repeat consultations are for when your pet has had a standard veterinary consultation for the same condition within the last six weeks.
These consultations are FREE with Family Health Membership.
-
£33
Our fantastic team of veterinary nurses are able to offer many services, including arthritis injections, diabetes clinics, nail clips, anal gland expression and much more.
These consultations are FREE with Family Health Membership.
-
£220 - £300
Sometimes we just need to get specialist input to help your pet. As part of our Pet People Pro care, we can offer specialist consultations in areas such as neurology and orthopaedics.
-
£219-£336
For some of our most complex cases, we want to seek input from the experts in their field. We are pleased to work with some amazing specialists in the fields of medicine, dermatology and oncology.
Preventative Care
-
£84 (per appointment)
Our puppy vaccines cover your dog against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza (DHPPi) and leptospirosis (L4 or L2).
Often two vaccinations are required, two to four weeks apart.
All puppy and annual vaccinations, including kennel cough, are included in our Family Membership Plan.
-
£84 (per appointment)
Kittens are given their first vaccine against three conditions commonly known as “cat flu” — rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia (RCP) — as well as the feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) from 8 weeks of age.
The second dose of the vaccine is given 3-4 weeks later.
All kitten vaccines and adult cat booster vaccinations are included in the Family Health Membership.
-
£84
We strongly recommend annual health examination and vaccination to help keep your pet healthy.
Leptospirosis vaccines are usually given every year.
A DHP vaccine is often given every 3 years.
-
£84
We strongly recommend annual health examination and vaccination to help keep your pet healthy.
Usually the FeLV vaccine is given every 3 years, and the RCP every year.
-
£80
Rabbits are vaccinated from 5 weeks of age against myxomatosis and different strains of rabbit haemorrhagic disease.
They should have yearly boosters of this vaccine.
All of your rabbit’s vaccinations are included in our Family Health Membership.
-
£54
Any dog who routinely comes into contact with other dogs should be vaccinated against kennel cough.
Protection against canine parainfluenza and adenovirus, which can cause kennel cough, are included in puppy and booster vaccinations.
However, the most common bacterium to cause kennel cough is Bordetella bronchiseptica, which can be given as a separate vaccine, through a few small liquid drops in to the mouth.
The kennel cough vaccine can be given at any time and may be a requirement for your dog to attend day care or boarding kennels.
The kennel cough vaccine is included in our Family Membership Plan.
-
£90
A rabies vaccination is necessary for your pet to travel outside of the UK.
This vaccine takes 21 days to become fully potent in the body, but only needs to be boosted every three years.
For more information on pet travel, click here.
-
£15 - £35 (per month)
We offer prescription parasite treatment as standard. Over-the-counter products may be cheaper, but are often vastly less effective. We encourage all pet owners to keep their pet protected from both internal and external parasites.
The pricing for parasite treatment depends on the product being administered.
All parasite treatments are included as part of the Family Membership Plan.
Neutering
-
£1020
A laparoscopic spay is a neutering procedure that involves removing just the ovaries via one or two very small incisions in the abdomen.
The operation site is much smaller than a traditional spay procedure meaning a shorter recovery time and a lower risk of complications.
This price is inclusive of the full anaesthetic, any medication to go home with, a post-operative recovery vest, and a two post-op checks.
We are happy to offer this service even for dogs weighing less than 10kg.
-
£585
This procedure requires your pet to have a full general anaesthetic and both testicles are completely removed.
The recovery time is 7-14 days.
This price is inclusive of the full anaesthetic, any medication to go home with, a post-operative recovery vest and a two post-op checks.
-
6 months: £175
12 months: £325
Chemical castration is an option that is available to you if you do not want your male pet to undergo a surgical procedure.
It involves the placement of an implant under the skin, during a standard appointment. We often use cold spray to numb the skin before placement and it is generally tolerated well.
This is a temporary ‘try-before-you-buy’ approach to castration, for owners who wish to see the behavioural impact castration will have on their pet.
Please note that we cannot offer an equivalent chemical treatment for female pets.
-
£360
This price is inclusive of the procedure itself, medication to go home with, a post-operative surgical suit or collar, and two post-op checks.
-
£300
This price is inclusive of the procedure itself, medication to go home with, a post-operative collar, and two post-op checks.
-
£420
We offer neutering for small mammals such as rabbits and guinea pigs, as well as ferrets and some other exotics.
This price is inclusive of the anaesthetic, medication and post-operative checks.
Dental Care
-
General Anaesthetic (GA): Ensures your pet is comfortable and pain-free during the procedure.
Full Mouth X-rays: Imaging to assess dental health.
Full Oral and Dental Assessment with Charting: A thorough examination of the teeth and gums under GA.
Cost: £400
-
Scale and Polish under Maintenance GA: Our dental scale and polish requires a full anaesthetic.
This procedure removes any heavy tartar from teeth, cleans them up, and makes them look pearly white. We even finish with a minty toothpaste for extra fresh breath!
The price includes the general anaesthetic, all medications, fluid therapy, and any medication to go home with if necessary. Your pet will be monitored by an experienced nurse throughout.
Please note: if there are any teeth that require extraction, we will contact you before removing any teeth.
Cost:
Add-on Scale & Polish (only, no X-rays) to another procedure: £150-£200
GA, X-rays & Scale & Polish only: £550
-
Oral Procedures and Extractions with Analgesia under Maintenance GA: Includes any necessary extractions and other odontic procedures to treat dental issues.
The extent of dental disease isn’t always clear until we have anaesthetised a pet, thoroughly examined their teeth, and used X-rays to see what’s happening below their gum line.
Simply put, if your pet’s teeth are in good health above and below the gum line, they may only require a clean, and maybe one or two small teeth extracted.
However, in many cases, by the time an animal reaches the vet, their dental disease is very advanced. Advanced dental disease can leave your pet’s gums infected and very painful. If this is the case, we must remove the problem teeth to make your pet more comfortable. Along with more complex surgical extractions of teeth comes increased anaesthetic time, more medication, and therefore a higher price.
Our prices are all-inclusive of the anaesthetic, IV fluids as standard, long-acting nerve blocks to keep your pet comfortable, painkillers to take home, and any follow-up checks.
Cost:
Second GA for dental work done within 2 weeks: £300
Oral Surgery & Tooth Extractions:
Cost: £400, £700, or £1000
Comprehensive Packages:
GA, X-rays & Scale & Polish with limited extractions or a minor procedure: £950
GA, X-rays & Long Scale & Polish with multiple extractions (most common): £1300
Dental with Heavy Tartar and Multiple Extractions as one procedure: up to £1600
As above but done over 2 procedures for analgesia and safety: £1900
Full Mouth Extractions for Cat done in 2 procedures: £2350 (approx.)
-
We believe in transparency and certainty when it comes to your pet’s care. We provide clear, upfront pricing so you know what to expect, with no hidden fees.
The cost of a COHAT depends on your pet’s specific needs. While we can give an initial estimate based on their examination, the true extent of dental disease can only be fully assessed once the mouth is completely examined under anaesthesia and dental X-rays are taken.
If further treatment is needed - such as extractions or advanced periodontal care - we will always call you first to discuss the findings, explain the options, and provide a detailed cost breakdown before proceeding. This ensures you stay fully informed and in control of your pet’s treatment plan.
Investing in dental care now can prevent more serious and costly problems in the future, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way. For a personalised estimate, please contact us or book a consultation.
General Surgery
-
Prices starting from £1040
A lump removal procedure will often require a full general anaesthetic.
The price for this procedure may vary depending on the size and position of the lump being removed. This can result in a more complex or longer surgery.
In most cases, the lump will be sent off to our external lab for analysis. If this is required, it will be included in the price.
If your pet requires a medical pet shirt or collar after the procedure, this is also included.
-
Prices starting from £650
If your pet has developed an abscess (a painful pocket of pus under the skin), it is often advisable to have it drained under sedation or general anaesthetic.
In most cases, your pet will also require a course of antibiotics and pain relief whilst healing from this surgery.
-
£600 - £3300
Foreign bodies can range from grass seeds stuck in the ears to bits of tennis ball lodged in your pet’s tummy. Either way, they’re items that are inside your pet’s body, but shouldn’t be!
Depending on the type of object, and the area it needs to be removed from, prices can vary greatly.
In some cases a light sedation may be enough to remove a grass seed; for a more advanced foreign body removal, surgery and further diagnostics may need to be performed.
Diagnostic Procedures
-
£600 - £800
If your pet becomes unwell or has a potential fracture to a limb or other body area, an X-ray can help us discover the source of the problem.
X-rays provide a clear image for our vets, helping them to determine what treatment your pet needs in order to feel better.
In some cases, further imaging, such as a CT scan or ultrasound, may be needed to fully diagnose a problem.
-
£310 - £680
Ultrasound is a valuable tool in veterinary medicine due to its non-invasive nature and ability to provide real-time imaging of internal structures in animals.
Being able to visualise organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys, helps our vets to diagnose pets’ medical conditions and monitor their organ function.
-
Single Site Non-Interpreted, Non-Contrast Study (ideal for elbow imaging): £1,200
Standard CT Scan with Another Procedure (under the same general anaesthetic): £1,200
Standard CT Scan (includes contrast studies & a written report): £1,600
For more information on CT scanning, click here.
-
£400- £960
We are able to offer a heart scan with one of our veterinary surgeons.
In most cases we will try to do this while your pet is conscious; however, if this is causing any stress to them, we will discuss the option of a light sedation to relax your pet as much as possible.
The higher end of the pricing range is for a heart scan and ECG with our cardiac specialist.
-
£1600-1800
Many areas of the body can be assessed using one of our scopes — a tiny camera attached to a long thin tube.
This includes the lungs, the bladder, the stomach, small intestine, nasal passages and large intestine.
The price includes removal of any foreign bodies or the taking of samples for biopsy.
-
£200
Ultrasound imaging can be used to conduct pregnancy scans for pregnant bitches and queens.
Please note our veterinary surgeons will not be able to give you any exact information on the litter, such as quantity or sex.
Pregnancy scans can indicate the presence or absence of pregnancy but are not a 100% accurate diagnosis tool.
-
£1670
This procedure is to investigate respiratory issues such as coughing, wheezing or any other breathing difficulty.
The procedure includes a full respiratory work-up comprising x-rays, endoscopy, bronchioalveolar lavage (BAL) and laboratory testing, performed under general anaesthetic.
-
£825 (excluding BVA fee)
X-rays of your pet’s hips and elbows, taken under sedation or anaesthetic, prior to breeding.
Please see below for more information.
Laboratory Tests
-
£66-245
Our in-house laboratory allows us to run blood samples accurately and quickly, identifying a wide range of conditions.
This is particularly useful for urgent situations, emergencies, and pre-operative blood testing.
External lab testing expands our diagnostic capabilities to encompass many hundreds of tests.
-
£46 - £119
Testing may include biochemistries, glucose tests, hormone levels, bacterial cultures and microscope examination of any sediment or crystals.
-
£137.60-£235.88
Faecal testing can give us insight into infestations with parasites, viral and bacterial infections, and undigested foods.
-
£111.20
Sometimes in emergency situations we need an answer straight away. Our in house clotting time tests do just that, and save lives.
This test is also useful before surgery and liver biopsies to ensure there are no nasty surprises.
Pet People Pro
Pet People Pro brings you referral-level treatment options, in-house. No second location necessary!
-
£3900 - £4600
Tibial Plateau Levelling Osteotomy (TPLO) is a surgical procedure to stabilise a stifle (knee) with a ruptured cranial cruciate ligament.
The cranial cruciate ligament is one of the main stabilisers of the stifle joint, preventing forward movement of the tibia (shinbone) relative to the femur (thighbone). For more information on the procedure, see the information sheet here.
A TPLO can be done at the clinic by our own Pet People surgery team. Alternatively, if you would like the surgery to be done by a member of the specialist orthopaedic team from Pro Vet Surg this can be organised.
The higher price for this surgery represents the orthopaedic specialist option.
-
£4300 (including CT scan)
Breeds with a short muzzle and flattened face, such as English bulldogs, French bulldogs, and pugs, are described as brachycephalic, meaning “short-headed”.
These patients often have narrow nostrils, overly-long soft palates and narrow windpipes which can lead to obstruction of the flow of air through their upper airways. This causes the dog difficulty in breathing, regulating their body temperature, and exercising.
Surgery aims to improve the dog’s breathing by widening the airways and allowing adequate oxygen to reach the lungs, reducing panting and overheating.
For more information about BOAS surgery, visit the information sheet here.
-
£3000 - £6500
CT scan, scope and surgery
-
Cataract surgery:
Unilateral: £4,500
Bilateral: £6,000
Includes specialist-led surgery and overnight care if required.
Pet Travel
-
£184 per animal (+ £60 for each additional animal travelling on the same certificate)*
UK pet passports are no longer valid for travel into the EU.
Unless your pet has a valid pet passport that was issued in a current EU member state, they will need an Animal Health Certificate to travel from the UK to the EU.
For more information about pet travel, please visit our Pet Travel page.
*Members of the Family Healthcare Plan receive a 20% discount.
-
£90
Every country has different requirements for travel. However, for any pet travel your pet will need a valid rabies vaccination.
For more information on rabies vaccinations, visit our pet travelpage or email us on mail@petpeople.vet.
Our dedicated and experienced team work hard to minimise risk and strive to ensure all our procedures have an excellent outcome. However, we also acknowledge there is always a risk that things don't turn out exactly as planned. This can be due to many factors, although in all cases, we are here to support and help you and your pet in its recovery.
The cost of a procedure will cover many aspects of post operative care including, analgesia, veterinary examinations, body suits and Elizabethan collars. It will also cover complications should our work not be of the high standard we demand from ourselves. There are, however, some post operative bumps in the road that are outside of our control and the costs of care under these circumstances would usually not be carried by the practice.
What is included in post op care…
All analgesia for a 2 week period
Post operative examination fees related to the condition for 2 weeks
Post operative in house cytology for suspected post operative infections
Repeat testing under Sedation and Anaesthesia if initial tests were of insufficient quality
Repeat surgery under Sedation and Anaesthesia if a procedure was not successful due to an inappropriate or poor technique
Repeat surgery under Sedation and Anaesthesia if a procedure was not successful due to inappropriate medication
Skin irritation due to clipper rash
What's not included…
Problems because of non-compliance with discharge instructions (including but not limited to wound interference, exercise, care of dressings and administration of medications)
Medication to control behaviour such as restlessness and anxiety
Medication including antibiotics for post operative infections
Culture and sensitivity testing at external laboratories for post operative infections
Post operative sedation for wound management and suture removal
Hospitalisation for wound management
We want to hear from you! If you would like a quote for a specific procedure, or want to know more information about our pricing, please contact us.
"Pet People are a highly skilled and friendly team as a whole and everyone there is always so welcoming and caring. Their state of the art facility in East Sheen is top notch and I wouldn’t go anywhere else. Throughly recommend Pet People to anyone and everyone."
-
Care
We offer the Family Membership Plan which includes preventative care vaccinations and unlimited consultations with a vet or nurse.
-
Respect
We estimate accurately and dependably for our work, always keeping you informed of expected costs.
-
Simplicity
Our pricing is as straight forward and simple as possible. This gives certainty, even when things are complex.
-
Quality
The quality of veterinary care for your pet is one of the most important things we do. Together we will find the most appropriate investigations and treatments to ensure your pet is as health and happy as possible.
-
Fairness
Our staff are exceptionally trained and well-supported and as such, their time is valuable. We do not hide our costs in medications but rather price openly and fairly for the bit you see – the appointments, communications and procedures.
-
Transparency
We will always be open to discussions about the most appropriate care for your pet. And we will keep you informed of costs at all times along the journey.