194 Vets near London
£56 View Details
Unit K, Tillermans Court, Grenan Square, London UB6 0FT, UB6 0FT
Opens 9am
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Unit B6 & B7, Circular Point, 13 Jubilee Ave, London E4 9JD, E4 9JD
Opens 8am
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194 Veterinary Practices Found
194 Vets near London
242 Cricklewood Ln, London NW2 2PU
Waggin' Tails Chelsea Veterinary Clinic
364-366 Fulham Rd., London SW10 9UU
247 Oakleigh Rd N, London N20 0TX
5 Hall Ln, London E4 8JA
Goddard Veterinary Group, Brixton
212 Brixton Hill, London SW2 1HE
Goddard Veterinary Group, Putney
153 Lower Richmond Rd., London SW15 1EZ
Hill's Veterinary Practice Ltd
178 Park Rd, London N8 8JT
3-7 Hermitage Ln, Norbury, London SW16 3LH
86-88 York St, London W1H 1QS
Medivet Acton - Acton Lane Veterinary Surgery
346 Acton Ln, London W3 8NX
Unit K, Tillermans Court, Grenan Square, London UB6 0FT
72 Green Lanes, Newington Green, London N16 9EJ
7 Dickens Yard, London W5 2TD
1077 Garratt Ln, London SW17 0LN
Young Veterinary Partnership, Chiswick
5 Bedford Corner, S Parade, London W4 1LD
326 Philip Ln, London N15 4AB
Unit B6 & B7, Circular Point, 13 Jubilee Ave, London E4 9JD
15 Prince of Wales Rd, London NW5 3LH
32-34 Cannon Hill, London N14 6LG
35 Highshore Rd, London SE15 5AF
Expected vet visit costs in London
| Service | Average UK Cost | Expected Cost in London |
|---|---|---|
| Initial consultation | £30 to £60 | £45 |
| Follow-up consultation | £20 to £40 | £28 |
| Vaccinations (per shot) | £30 to £60 | £42 |
| Microchipping | £10 to £30 | £15 |
| Neutering (cat) | £50 to £100 | £70 |
| Spaying (cat) | £80 to £150 | £110 |
| Dental descale & polish | £200 to £400 | £280 |
| Blood test (standard) | £40 to £80 | £55 |
How to save on vet bills in London
Get pet insurance
Pet insurance is a great way to protect yourself against unexpected vet bills. Most policies reimburse 70% to 90% of eligible vet costs after the excess is paid. Compare quotes from multiple providers to find the best cover for your pet's needs and budget.
Schedule preventative care visits
Regular check-ups and vaccinations can catch health issues early, before they become serious and expensive to treat. Annual health checks, keeping vaccinations up to date, and maintaining good dental hygiene can all help reduce long-term vet costs.
Consider payment plans
Many veterinary practices in London offer payment plans or work with providers like Klarna to help spread the cost of treatment. Some practices also offer wellness plans that bundle preventative care at a reduced monthly rate.
Look into charitable assistance
If you're on a low income, you may qualify for reduced-cost or free veterinary care from charities like the PDSA, Blue Cross, or RSPCA. Eligibility is usually based on receiving certain benefits.