Surgery, with paw in hand

Chat directly with the same team you'd see in person – on WhatsApp. Get support and advice free of charge. Here's how it works:
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1. Message us with your questions or concerns about your pet, or anything else you would like help with. You can also share photos or videos.
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2. Our clinical team will reply within minutes to guide you on what to do next. Often, we can reassure you when a clinic visit isn't needed.
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3. If your pet does need to be seen, we’ll already know the details, so more time can be spent examining your pet hands-on in your consultation.
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Unlimited free WhatsApp check-ins mean fewer trips to the vet, reassured clients, and happier pets.

This service is free. We’re always happy to help and have saved our clients thousands in consultation fees.

If your pet's unwell, we do a thorough check. If necessary, we perform tests and prescribe medicines to make your pet better – and we always let you know about these costs in advance.

We have a flat fee of £65 for consultations with one of our vets. Our estimates include this fee, plus our prediction of any additional medication or treatment costs.

Our team of experienced registered veterinary nurses can support you with your pets wellbeing, both in person or for free via Whatsapp.

We charge a flat fee of £33 for consultations with one of our nurses. Please see our Veterinary Nurse Consultation Page for a full list of services they can provide during your visit.

Keeping vaccines up to date is vital for your dog's health, and helps keep other local pets healthy too. It's also an opportunity for us to check in with your pet, and spot any early signs of illness before they become serious.

This is a thorough assessment of your dog or puppy's overall health done by a vet. It also includes us giving your pet the correct vaccinations to keep them safe.

Giving your puppy a full course of vaccinations is vital for their health, and helps keep other local pets healthy too. We also give your puppy a complete nose-to-tail examination, to make sure they're thriving.

This is a thorough assessment of your puppy's overall health, done by a vet. It also includes us giving your pet the correct vaccinations to keep them safe. For full protection, a puppy will need 2 to 3 vaccination appointments over a number of weeks.

Dog Kennel Cough is not a core vaccination, but many kennels and day cares require it. One of our vets will make a personalised risk assessment with you about whether we advise it for your pet.

£40 if we do this at the same time as your pet's annual vaccinations. Alternatively, it can be administered on its own, along with a thorough vet assessment of your pet's overall health for £75.

Rabies vaccinations for dogs are not required in the UK, but you'll usually need it to take your dog abroad. The vaccination lasts for 3 years.

This is a thorough assessment of your dog's overall health, done by a vet. We then give your pet the vaccinations they need to stay healthy.

Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.

Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.

Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.

Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.

Complete dental assessment and treatment is available for both cats and dogs. Pre-anaesthetic blood testing, full dental X-rays, a scale and polish under general anaesthetic and IV fluids are included. The procedure takes around 2 hours. 

X-rays allow us to assess the health of your pet's teeth and roots, and to determine whether extractions are needed. If minor extractions are required, we may be able to complete this work in a single procedure. If multiple teeth need removing, we’re likely to recommend additional dental treatment at a later date. We'll be able to give you an accurate cost estimate for any additional treatment once the assessment stage is complete.

We offer this service at a fixed price of £750 for all cats and dogs. If your pet requires multiple extractions, we’re likely to recommend additional dental treatment and will be able to give you an accurate cost estimate once the assessment stage is complete.

If our vet identifies that your pet needs multiple extractions during their dental assessment, this follow-up procedure covers the anaesthetic and surgical extractions themselves. We carry out any extractions under general anaesthetic, with a clear plan in place thanks to the complete dental assessment. This approach means less risk, better planning, and healthier mouths.

We typically book additional treatment in a month after the first dental procedure. Evidence shows that, following a thorough clean, diseased teeth often improve over time, reducing the number and cost of extractions needed.

We cap the price of additional dental treatment at £750 for all cats and dogs. If your pet requires minor extractions, we may be able to offer this at a price below £750. We’ll be able to give you an accurate estimate of the extractions required and what this will cost after your assessment.

We offer a straightforward scale and polish under general anaesthetic for dogs, to help maintain good oral health. This procedure does not include X-rays, bloodwork, IV fluids, or extractions. The scale and polish is offered following a vet assessment to confirm it's the right treatment for your dog. If your vet finds something that suggests your dog may need further investigation or treatment, they'll discuss the options with you. 

We don't offer this service for cats, as we recommend a complete dental assessment including X-rays to properly assess what's happening beneath the gumline.

We offer this service at a fixed price of £350 for dogs. If your dog requires further investigation or treatment, your vet will discuss the options and pricing with you.

Surgical removal of a lump (lumpectomy) under general anaesthetic. Includes hospitalisation, the anaesthetic, lump removal, post-operative pain relief and a post-op check.

Not included: consultation, histopathology (laboratory analysis of the lump), antibiotics or any additional medications. Multiple lumps, or lumps needing histopathology, are quoted with a tailored estimate after a clinical exam.

This is an estimate guide — the range covers lumps of different sizes, and therefore surgical complexity, as well as patients from small to large. A vet consultation is required before booking, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Surgical removal of the spleen, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Exploratory abdominal surgery to investigate — and where possible treat — a problem, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Removal of mammary glands, typically for mammary tumours, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Opening the bladder, most often to remove bladder stones, performed in-house by our vets. Every cystotomy includes urinalysis, sediment exam and culture.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Partial amputation of the tail (the tip), performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Amputation of the tail at the base, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Surgical removal of an eye, usually after severe injury or untreatable disease, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Opening the intestine, most often to remove a swallowed foreign body, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Intestinal surgery where a damaged section of intestine is removed and the healthy ends are rejoined, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Emergency surgery to remove an infected womb (pyometra), performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Caesarean delivery of puppies, performed in-house by our vets.

Includes anaesthesia, surgery, hospitalisation and a routine pre-anaesthetic blood test.

Not included: consultation, histopathology and any additional treatments or tests.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Surgical treatment of an aural haematoma (a blood-filled swelling of the ear flap). Includes general anaesthetic, IV fluids, the procedure and routine post-operative medications.

Not included: ear cytology or ear medications.

This is an estimate guide — the final price depends on your pet’s weight and any additional items needed. A vet consultation is required before booking, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Removal of a grass seed under sedation. Includes the sedation, procedure, routine post-operative medications and a bandage.

Not included: consultation or antibiotics.

This is an estimate guide — the final price depends on your pet’s weight and any additional items needed. A vet consultation is required before booking, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

Cruciate ligament repair (TPLO), performed at Hello Vet by a visiting specialist orthopaedic surgeon. Includes the specialist consultation, surgical procedure, anaesthesia and post-operative pain relief, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medication.

A vet consultation is required first, with your pet’s full history and any prior imaging sent over for review. Estimates assume pre-operative blood tests and x-rays have been done — see Radiographs (x-rays) under sedation / GA.

This is an estimate guide — the exact figure depends on your dog’s size and what’s needed at surgery. A vet consultation is required first, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate.

Surgery to correct a luxating patella (kneecap), performed at Hello Vet by a visiting specialist orthopaedic surgeon. Includes the specialist consultation, surgical procedure, anaesthesia and post-operative pain relief, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medication.

A vet consultation is required first, with your pet’s full history and any prior imaging sent over for review. Estimates assume pre-operative blood tests and x-rays have been done — see Radiographs (x-rays) under sedation / GA.

This is an estimate guide — the final figure depends on the grade of luxation, with lower grades toward the bottom of the range. A vet consultation is required first, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate.

Diagnostic x-rays taken under sedation or general anaesthetic. Includes hospitalisation, the anaesthetic and radiographs.

Not included: consultation, medications or follow-up.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

An ultrasound scan performed in clinic by our own vets. Most pets do not need sedation, though we may recommend it for anxious pets.

For complex cases, your vet may recommend a specialist ultrasound with our visiting specialist imaging team, listed below.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

A specialist ultrasound, performed at Hello Vet by a visiting specialist imaging team. Includes sedation and the specialist scan.

Your pet must be seen by one of our vets first, with medical history sent over for review before booking. Not included: any additional medications.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

A specialist ultrasound, performed at Hello Vet by a visiting specialist imaging team. Includes sedation and the specialist scan.

Your pet must be seen by one of our vets first, with medical history sent over for review before booking. Not included: any additional medications.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

A specialist ultrasound, performed at Hello Vet by a visiting specialist imaging team. Includes sedation and the specialist scan.

Your pet must be seen by one of our vets first, with medical history sent over for review before booking. Not included: any additional medications.

This is an estimate guide. A vet consultation is required before booking any procedure, and your vet will confirm a tailored estimate for your pet.

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.

We use the smallest microchip available. Microchipping is a legal requirement for dogs and cats, helping ensure you can be reunited with your pet if they go missing.

Our microchipping service 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.

To journey with your dog or puppy, certain destinations ask for an Animal Health Certificate. Our seasoned vets are fully accredited to issue these documents.

To obtain an Animal Health Certificate, your dog typically needs to have undergone an examination, been microchipped, and received a rabies vaccination. Please note that each of these services is priced individually. If you need to obtain this certificate with less than 48 hours notice, there's a surcharge of £100.

An EHC is needed if you’re travelling to a non-EU country with a dog or cat. The EHC is the document completed by our Official Veterinarians to allow you to travel. Please note that you will need to complete an application form via a government website before the EHC can be issued. Unfortunately, due to the complexity of travel to Australia and New Zealand, we do not complete EHC forms for these countries.

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This includes a pre-form consultation to discuss travel requirements, and a follow-up consultation to complete the form. Please note that any additional blood tests or treatments are not included in this price.

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If your dog is dragging their bottom or showing signs of discomfort, anal gland expression may be recommended. When the glands do not drain properly, fluid builds up and can cause irritation or infection. Our vets can quickly express these glands to provide relief.

This flat fee covers the anal gland expression itself. If our vets identify any underlying issues with your dog’s glands during the procedure, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.

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If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.

This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.