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Cost for annual booster

What do you pay to have your dogs annual booster jabs, been quoted 36.21 by Pets at home, no idea if that is reasonable:confused: Local vet closed at the moment but reckon it will be more. Thanks
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  • £32 Vets4Pets not sure elsewhere
  • orlao
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    £25 at Your Vets (Essex)
    £50 + at another local vets......
  • skintchick
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    For my cat it costs over £40 at my local vet
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  • Had my dog's booster done on Dec 5 at the usual vets - £22. I'm located in Merseyside. The vet always does a complete examination at the same time: eyes, ears, teeth, general physical exam etc, which is included in the price.
  • £18 two weeks ago at my local vets (nottinghamshire)
  • JaneLiz
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    Don't have a cat or dog at the moment I remember it's around... £22 cat, £27 dog.
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  • UKTigerlily
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    Wow my Cats is £44! Including her Leukaemia I think. Will have to nip PDSA for them, apparently it's £20 something they cost for boosters there.
  • £31.50 Lancashire including a full health check (some places add a consult fee on to vaccine price - always best to check)
  • orlao wrote: »
    £25 at Your Vets (Essex)
    £50 + at another local vets......

    was that for a primary course or with some worming tablets? I only ask because at YourVets our standard charge for a dog's annual booster is £19.57!! :D
  • orlao
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    stirlo wrote: »
    was that for a primary course or with some worming tablets? I only ask because at YourVets our standard charge for a dog's annual booster is £19.57!! :D


    Apologies stirlo!

    Typo on my part.....£20 before the VAT reduction.

    Such a reduction in price to my previous vets that I'm still in (pleasant) shock.....a long time since I've been able to say that about vet bills:D
    I'll be back there soon with the cat for her thyroid check up and she'll love the seperate waiting room arrangement for cats and dogs!
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