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Our dog dental treatments are in two stages. Stage 1 is a thorough assessment of the mouth, including X-rays, under anaesthetic with IV fluids, followed by periodontal treatment to clean the mouth and remove tartar. If we find teeth that need to be removed, we recommend a Stage 2 procedure. We give you an accurate estimate of what needs to be done and what it would cost. We typically book in the Stage 2 procedure for a month after Stage 1. The evidence suggests that, a month after cleaning up diseased teeth, they can have improved enough for us to reduce the number of extractions (and the cost of doing them).

We base the cost of Stage 2 dental procedures on how many teeth we need to remove. This range covers everything from removing one or two small teeth, to removing most teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed, as well as potentially intraoperative fluids. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older pets, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.

Our dog dental treatments are in two stages. Stage 1 is a thorough assessment of the mouth, including X-rays, under anaesthetic with IV fluids, followed by periodontal treatment to clean the mouth and remove tartar. If we find teeth that need to be removed, we recommend a Stage 2 procedure. We give you an accurate estimate of what needs to be done and what it would cost. We typically book in the Stage 2 procedure for a month after Stage 1. The evidence suggests that, a month after cleaning up diseased teeth, they can have improved enough for us to reduce the number of extractions (and the cost of doing them).

We base the cost of Stage 2 dental procedures on how many teeth we need to remove. This range covers everything from removing one or two small teeth, to removing most teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed, as well as potentially intraoperative fluids. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older pets, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.

If your dog is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your dog's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Blood testing starts from £114 for basic haematology. A full general blood screen for a dog is £231.50. In some cases, additional individual tests or more detailed panels may be recommended. If that’s the case, our team will always explain the options and costs with you before going ahead.

If your dog is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your dog's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Blood testing starts from £118 for basic haematology. A full general blood screen for a dog is £239. In some cases, additional individual tests or more detailed panels may be recommended. If that’s the case, our team will always explain the options and costs with you before going ahead.

If your dog is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your dog's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Blood testing starts from £114 for basic haematology. A full general blood screen for a dog is £231.50. In some cases, additional individual tests or more detailed panels may be recommended. If that’s the case, our team will always explain the options and costs with you before going ahead.

If your dog is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your dog's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Blood testing starts from £114 for basic haematology. A full general blood screen for a dog is £231.50. In some cases, additional individual tests or more detailed panels may be recommended. If that’s the case, our team will always explain the options and costs with you before going ahead.

If your dog is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your dog's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Blood testing starts from £114 for basic haematology. A full general blood screen for a dog is £231.50. In some cases, additional individual tests or more detailed panels may be recommended. If that’s the case, our team will always explain the options and costs with you before going ahead.

If your dog is unwell, we may recommend blood tests. We have an extensive in-house diagnostic suite, so we usually get your dog's results on the same day. Sometimes we need to send tests away to a laboratory. If so, our vets will always tell you about the laboratory charge in advance.

Blood testing starts from £114 for basic haematology. A full general blood screen for a dog is £231.50. In some cases, additional individual tests or more detailed panels may be recommended. If that’s the case, our team will always explain the options and costs with you before going ahead.

We use the smallest microchip available. All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your dog if they're lost.

Our microchipping service for dogs is available at a fixed cost of £35, carried out by one of our registered veterinary nurses.

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We use the smallest microchip available. All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your dog if they're lost.

Our microchipping service for dogs is available at a fixed cost of £35, carried out by one of our registered veterinary nurses.

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We use the smallest microchip available. All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your dog if they're lost.

Our microchipping service for dogs is available at a fixed cost of £35, carried out by one of our registered veterinary nurses.

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We use the smallest microchip available. All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your dog if they're lost.

Our microchipping service for dogs is available at a fixed cost of £35, carried out by one of our registered veterinary nurses.

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We use the smallest microchip available. All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your dog if they're lost.

Our microchipping service for dogs is available at a fixed cost of £35, carried out by one of our registered veterinary nurses.

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We use the smallest microchip available. All dogs and puppies need to be microchipped, and it allows you to reunite with your dog if they're lost.

Our microchipping service for dogs is available at a fixed cost of £35, carried out by one of our registered veterinary nurses.

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We're happy to write your dog or puppy's prescription, so you can buy medicines directly from your local pharmacy/online pharmacy.

This needs to be done by a veterinary surgeon. It's a more time-consuming process than dispensing it ourselves. We have a fixed charge for a written prescription, which we aim to keep the lowest in the area.

Please note, a vet consultation might be needed in order to issue a prescription. This is because we are legally required to make sure that medicines are safe and appropriate for your pet and they have been examined within an appropriate time frame.

We're happy to write your dog or puppy's prescription, so you can buy medicines directly from your local pharmacy/online pharmacy.

This needs to be done by a veterinary surgeon. It's a more time-consuming process than dispensing it ourselves. We have a fixed charge for a written prescription, which we aim to keep the lowest in the area.

Please note, a vet consultation might be needed in order to issue a prescription. This is because we are legally required to make sure that medicines are safe and appropriate for your pet and they have been examined within an appropriate time frame.