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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Helen on May 12, 2007, 11:17:04 AM
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Can anyone please tell me the approximate cost of cat vaccinations?
Many thanks.
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I'd be interested to know this too, especially to compare how different the price is dependant on area.
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I've just had Harry's first and it cost me £23 something, and the second was the same. So just under £50 in total.
You did mean the virus jabs didnt you? lol.
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down ere its 27.50 for the first one then 16 for the second
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At my vets kitten jabs are just under £60, boosters are £36. Microchip is £25 (best to get done at same time as vaccinations just in case they should ever wander off).
If your cat is likely to go abroad then rabies jabs at my vets cost £40 for initial jab, £55 for blood test and then £40 for each booster.
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At my vet it is £21 for each (first and second) vacs so £42 but they do a "kitten pack" deal where for £58 you get both sets of vacs, microchipping, one frontline and one worming tablet which I think is very good value. Always worth asking if they do any package deals like that. Boosters are £23 I think.
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Thank you all for taking the time to reply.....much appreciated :thanks:
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Here the adverage price for the triple is £36 which includes the second injection 3 weeks later.
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My vets charges are:
Complete kitten course of vaccinations (Flu & Enteritis): £41.50
Complete kitten course of vaccinations (Leukaemia): £38.00
Complete kitten course of vaccinations (Flu, Enteritis & Leukaemia): £74.00
Annual cat vaccination boosters (Flu & Enteritis): £28.50
Annual cat vaccination boosters (Leukaemia): £19.00
Annual cat vaccination boosters (Flu, Enteritis & Leukaemia): £46.50
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Complete kitten course of vaccinations (Flu, Enteritis & Leukaemia): £74.00
Blimey, as I say here the triple well double and leukaemia in the back end approx £36 for the complete course. That is full price the vet charges us £26.00
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Complete kitten course of vaccinations (Flu, Enteritis & Leukaemia): £74.00
Blimey, as I say here the triple well double and leukaemia in the back end approx £36 for the complete course. That is full price the vet charges us £26.00
I know! Neutering and spaying is well above the average cost aswell. Before I got the boys I got quotes for the basics like vaccination, chipping and neutering and could have saved quite a bit of money by changing practices as there are two others to choose from where I live. Tiggy had been with them ever since we moved to the area 13 years ago, they have superb state of the art facilities, very experienced vets and perhaps most importantly they seem to genuinely care about the animals. They also have the emergency out of hours hospital just 5 miles away, the other two practices in my town both have their out of hours facility in a different county :Crazy:
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the other two practices in my town both have their out of hours facility in a different county
In that case I expect the extra expence is worth it
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Blimey, they are expensive. Are kitten jabs normally more expensive than adults? My adult ones (exc FeLV) cost £35 each a couple of years ago.
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Blimey, they are expensive. Are kitten jabs normally more expensive than adults? My adult ones (exc FeLV) cost £35 each a couple of years ago.
The kitten course isn't exclusively for kittens, it just means the first course of jabs so costs the same whether kitten or adult. So yes, they are pricey!
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I've not long since paid £33 for the two jabs, had to start Buffy again as hers had lapsed (bad mother) but that didn't include FELV
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When I had Rosie vaccinated last year it was £52.50
She was vaccinated against:
Feline Panleucopenia
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis
Feline Calicvirus
Feline Leukaemia
(You can tell I just copied all that off her vaccination card!!)
Her booster is due in July - no idea how much that is.
When she was spayed it was £58
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Just noticed this thread I had the boy's 2nd vacs done last Tuesday as Teresa did their 1st one
Can't remember the breakdown but for two lots of triple-vacs, two worming tablets, a six-pack of frontline combo plus health check as it was their first visit it was just over £68 which I thought was great ;D
Boosters are about £20 and Rascal's is due at the end of the month so will know then.
just going to get the bill :rofl:
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Got the bill and the 2nd vac was £19 inc vat ;D
The dearest thing was Frontline combo £27.39 for six pipettes :tired:
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The dearest thing was Frontline combo £27.39 for six pipettes
If you get a free prescription from your vet it will only cost £21.09 from VetUK and is even cheaper on some of the other sites.