Up to £30 off pet vaccinations

captainbeaker

Glad you all can make use of it, unfortunatley we can't use it ourselves vacinate our cat and dog yearly for when we go on hols.

But of a discrimination over people that do it regularly but at least it encourages everyone to get the vaccinations done.

shoppaholic_returns

Thanks for that my mums house cats hadnt been vac'd for ages and needed to start a new course of jabs so saved us a fortune,thanks!!:T:A

needaholiday

We took in a stray cat just before Christmas. Have no idea of his age or whether he's been vaccinated before. He was not chipped and vet said he was less that a year old. He's probably a bit less than 18 months-just my luck!

SiuLoong

Those of you whose regular vets aren't listed on the website, its worth giving them a ring as my practice is not part of the 'official' amnesty as we don't use the vaccines from the pharma company who is behind it, however our vaccine manufacturer is also backing an amnesty where those animals who have out of date vaccines can be brought up to date for the price of a booster jab, (essentially what this promotion is about - which is why its only for those over 18 months overdue as most people will just give a booster to those that have had a vacc in the last 18 months rather than a restart.)

italiastar

debralee wrote: »

For rabbits you need to pay for a myxomatosis vaccination in June and then you get the free one in December!

any idea on how much this will cost, please.

WONGY_2

Does anyone know if there is a list that can be accessed of the participating vets locally before you go to the trouble of filling in the online form, as I have two dogs but not sure if any of the vets in my area will be doing it...
thanks

purplegaily

SiuLoong wrote: »

Those of you whose regular vets aren't listed on the website, its worth giving them a ring as my practice is not part of the 'official' amnesty as we don't use the vaccines from the pharma company who is behind it, however our vaccine manufacturer is also backing an amnesty where those animals who have out of date vaccines can be brought up to date for the price of a booster jab, (essentially what this promotion is about - which is why its only for those over 18 months overdue as most people will just give a booster to those that have had a vacc in the last 18 months rather than a restart.)

Thank you SiuLoong,

I have 2 cats, who are due to be vacinnated in June, 12 months after their last vaccinations. I was wondering why this seems to penalise against those of us who do vaccinate regularly - and we only pay about £70-80 for their treatments (including worming tablets) for the pair of them, so was hoping initally for a cheapy this time round. But now i have the explaination, it makes sense.

Here's to chasing the cats round the Vets on Saturday!!!

bootman

How much does a cat vaccination usually cost before any discounts?

purplegaily

My vet has just told me that to sort each of my cats for their booster vaccination this year will be £42 a piece!!

Yippee - more money going out.

helping_hubby

italiastar wrote: »

any idea on how much this will cost, please.

A Myxi jab costs us £18. We're in Surrey.