371 vets across Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire and Devon publish a price for an annual cat booster. Starting prices range from £26.40 to £105.00, and the typical starting price is £75.50.
Lowest £26.40
Typical £75.50
Highest £105.00
£26.40Each dot is one vet£105.00
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Who owns the vet makes a difference
The typical price at each group, where at least 3 of its vets publish one.
| Owner | Vets | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Independent | 113 | £68.00 |
| IVC Evidensia | 98 | £86.00 |
| CVS | 56 | £80.00 |
| Vets4Pets (Pets at Home) | 42 | £72.00 |
| VetPartners | 29 | £72.50 |
| Medivet | 19 | £71.00 |
| Linnaeus | 12 | £71.00 |
The lowest published prices
| Vet | Price |
|---|---|
| Dulverton Veterinary PracticeIndependent | £26.40 |
| My Vet SalisburyIndependent | £33.00 |
| Friars Moor Vets, Blandford ForumIndependent | £33.34 |
| Friars Moor Vets, ShaftesburyIndependent | £33.34 |
| Friars Moor Vets, Sturminster NewtonIndependent | £33.34 |
| Langford Vet PracticeUniversity of Bristol | from £47.00 |
| Spring Corner Veterinary SurgeryIndependent | £48.00 |
| Langport Veterinary CentreIndependent | £49.28 |
| Street Veterinary Centre (Langport and Street Vets)Independent | £49.28 |
| Moorgate Veterinary Group, Bovey TraceyIndependent | £50.00 |
What's involved
After the kitten course, cats need regular boosters to stay protected against cat flu and enteritis, and against feline leukaemia if your vet recommends it.
The booster visit usually includes a health check with the vet, which is a good chance to catch problems early.
Each price is taken from the practice's own website or price list. Prices change, so the practice's own quote is the one that counts.