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Old 13-10-2009, 02:18 PM
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Re: What do your vets charge for vax jabs ?

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I know pah do a puppy course under £70 for both puppy jabs worming both times and a mircochip when 2nd jab is done

Thats a good deal
I dont think my pah do that, never seen anything advertised anyway

the microchip is £26 at my vets
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Old 13-10-2009, 02:21 PM
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Re: What do your vets charge for vax jabs ?

£32 for the both puppy vac. and £15 for booster. Or £66 Puppy Vaccination Pack.....which includes, two puppy vaccines, yearly boosters for life (no extra Charge as it is free from this payment onwards), Microchipping, flea treatments, worming treatments for 5 months, 4 health check ups, 4 free consultations. and teeth cleaned twice. good eh!.
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Old 13-10-2009, 02:22 PM
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£32 for the both puppy vac. and £15 for booster. Or £66 Puppy Vaccination Pack.....which includes, two puppy vaccines, yearly boosters for life (no extra Charge as it is free from this payment onwards), Microchipping, flea treatments, worming treatments for 5 months, 4 health check ups, 4 free consultations. and teeth cleaned twice. good eh!.
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Old 13-10-2009, 02:36 PM
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That is brilliant
I think it is too, you pay that amount on your first visit with your puppy and they ask you would you like it, and they allow you to bring in the money on the 2nd jab if you havent got the total amount at the time which is really good. I think it is a brilliant price considering how much each one would cost. They do the same for kittens and rabbits too.
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Old 13-10-2009, 03:46 PM
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Re: What do your vets charge for vax jabs ?

Our vets is £55 for course of puppy jabs & £37 booster.
My biggest gripe is paying £27.50 just to walk in the door thats without any treatments
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Re: What do your vets charge for vax jabs ?

For the course of puppy vaccinations it's £41
And for the booster it's £22
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Our vets is £55 for course of puppy jabs & £37 booster.
My biggest gripe is paying £27.50 just to walk in the door thats without any treatments
Ours is £32 just to get an appointment
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Ours is £32 just to get an appointment
Ours is £25.
But we haven't had to pay that yet as we've only ever been to the vets for vaccinations, worming treatments, neutering consultation, microchipping etc.
So touch wood, we won't have to any time soon. Though I have no problem paying it if we need to see the vet for other reasons, I love our vet lol.
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£29 for booster
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Re: What do your vets charge for vax jabs ?

Lolah just got her 1st vaccination on saturday and it cost £27.50 and £2.05 for wormer.
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