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How much does an annual dog booster cost?

369 vets compared

369 vets across Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire and Devon publish a price for an annual dog booster. Starting prices range from £31.00 to £105.00, and the typical starting price is £74.00.

Lowest £31.00
Typical £74.00
Highest £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.

OwnerVetsTypical price
Independent112£65.00
IVC Evidensia96£85.00
CVS56£80.00
Vets4Pets (Pets at Home)43£68.50
VetPartners29£70.00
Medivet19£66.00
Linnaeus12£71.00

The lowest published prices

VetPrice
My Vet SalisburyIndependent£31.00
Dulverton Veterinary PracticeIndependent£36.42
Vets4Pets, CirencesterVets4Pets (Pets at Home)£45.00
Friars Moor Vets, Blandford ForumIndependentfrom £45.42
Friars Moor Vets, ShaftesburyIndependentfrom £45.42
Friars Moor Vets, Sturminster NewtonIndependentfrom £45.42
Langford Vet PracticeUniversity of Bristolfrom £47.51
Moorgate Veterinary Group, Bovey TraceyIndependent£50.00
Moorgate Veterinary Group, MoretonhampsteadIndependent£50.00
Spring Corner Veterinary SurgeryIndependent£54.00

What's involved

After the first course, dogs need booster vaccinations to keep their protection up. Most vets give one every year, with some parts of the vaccine only needed every three years.

The booster visit usually includes a health check with the vet, which is a good chance to raise any worries.

Kennel cough protection is often a separate vaccine with its own price, unless the practice says it is included.

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.