Vaccinations

Vaccination packages

Our annual vaccinations are more than “just a jab”. We pride ourselves on offering our clients a full pet vaccination package with lots of extra benefits including:

Annual health examination and booster
Extended 15 minute appointments.
Thorough head-to-toe health check.
Support of our RCVS accredited hospital, providing 24/7 emergency & in-patient care.
Safe and adjacent parking available at all of our RCVS approved centres.
Discounted Kennel Cough vaccine when given with the annual booster.

Puppy primary vaccination course

An extended 30 minute consultation with one of our experienced veterinary surgeons, with a follow up consultation after 2-4 weeks.
A full 2-part vaccination to protect against fatal diseases.
A thorough head-to-toe health examination performed by one of our knowledgeable & conscientious veterinary surgeons.
A free veterinary wormer at the 1st vaccination followed by a free veterinary spot-on pipette at the 2nd vaccination to help protect you and your pet against roundworm, tapeworm, lungworm and flea infections.
A free behavioural support & training manual written by our veterinary behaviourist Patricia Connolly (click for a sample copy).
Free Royal Canin food.
Puppy health check list.
Attendance at our free puppy parties to promote early socialisation for those puppies inbetween 1st and 2nd vaccinations.

Kitten primary vaccination course

Initial consultation with one of our experienced veterinary surgeons with a follow up consultation after 3-4 weeks.
A full 2-part vaccination to protect against fatal diseases.
Thorough head-to-toe health examination with one of our conscientious veterinary surgeons.
A free veterinary wormer at the first vaccination followed by a free veterinary spot-on pipette at the 2nd vaccination to help protect you and your pet against roundworm, tapeworm and flea infections.
Free Royal Canin food.
Kitten health checklist.

*Terms and conditions apply

If you need to book an appointment to vaccinate your pet, please request an appointment or contact your local surgery.