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cat vaccinations cost?
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diamond_mum
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Anyone got a rough idea how much vaccinations for a cat cost?
Going away for 4 days next month and need to get her in a cattery but she needs to be up to date.
Going away for 4 days next month and need to get her in a cattery but she needs to be up to date.
:smileyheaSAHM to my 4 beautiful children and wife:smileyhea
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Depends whether you only need the boosters or you need the full set again, how long since she was last vaccinated? Also varies in price a lot around the country and from vet to vet, best to ring your vet.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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diamond-mum where abouts in Manchester are you?
Having done extensive research on prices at most vets in Manchester, I have found the cheapest for vaccinations.
PM me if you want the details!
Edit to add they're not only cheap but also wonderful vets and we take both our cats to themWhat matters most is how well you walk through the fire0 -
I think the best idea is to do a google search or look in the yellow pages for all the vets near you, and phone them all to enquire. When I was looking for vaccs for Pepsi it was quite shocking how different the prices were between them all. Also some vets have special offers on from time to time, I got a full set of initial vaccs for the same price as a set of boosters at Vets4petsD'you know, in 900 years of space and time, I've never met anyone who wasn't importantTaste The Rainbow :heartsmil0
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As has been mentioned, depends on the vet. if you are saying that your cat isn't up to date at the moment I'm guessing you need the full set and not just a booster. I think I paid about £60 last year to get mine done (this is starting from scratch as they hadn't had any jabs before as they were kittens), but my vet then also offers a discount on neutering and flea treatment after their jabs so I'm assuming this is a better deal for a kitten that a cat that's already sorted. If it's just a booster I'd expect to pay about £30-£40 but you probably could find a cheaper one than that. I tend to go with a vet I like rather than the cheapest.Bellymonkey due 25/09/10 :j0
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If the vaccinations are not boosters you need to get a move on as they have to be given in two stages....0
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picklepick wrote: »diamond-mum where abouts in Manchester are you?
Having done extensive research on prices at most vets in Manchester, I have found the cheapest for vaccinations.
PM me if you want the details!
Edit to add they're not only cheap but also wonderful vets and we take both our cats to them
Just sent you a pm:smileyheaSAHM to my 4 beautiful children and wife:smileyhea0 -
My cat will need a full set been while since her last lot.:smileyheaSAHM to my 4 beautiful children and wife:smileyhea0
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Ours cost £10 per "set" of jabs so £20 for full course of kitten jabs - vets4pets, not sure what it would cost for an adult cat though as we have joined the vaccs for life thing.0
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