annual dog vaccinations

[sully301]

We had our dog's annual vaccination yesterday - he had the normal injection and also kennel cough. £75! I thought that was a lot so i looked at last years and it was £65. How much have other people paid? This seems a huge rise in one year.

[mickey house]

Our cocker spaniel had her annual booster 2 weeks ago and that was £52 (West London).

[Lisa123wm]

We pay for a plan each month. This covers his vaccinations and flea/worming treatment every month. Also gives us discounts on things like dental work etc.
Also covers one vet visit and one vet nurse visit each year.
His neutering was half price too.
We pay around £10 per month.
Kennel cough is the vaccination that isn’t covered by the plan. It’s £18 which we only get done as he goes to kennels when we go away.

[signtalker]

£49.50 doesn’t include kennel cough , as mine don’t stay in kennels, so don’t see the need for it .

Jules

[Floridatilly]

I am not on the brake down but for Tilly’s boosters (no kennel cough, vet said she doesn’t need it as she has never been in kennels? ) a check over, teeth, weight etc, 12 months supply of flea & worming treatment was £195 this year.
Sorry, thats not answered your question 🙈🙈
But my total cost was £35 more than the previous year.

[sully301]

So it sounds about right then. £10 in one year is a lot though

[marypoppins38]

We pay £10 a month for each dog and that covers boosters (not including kennel cough as they don't go to kennels so its not needed), twice yearly check ups, claws trimmed by the vet nurse if needed and months flea/tick/worming treatment. We also would get half price neutering on the plan had they not already been done.

[Guest]

I am on a monthly plan that includes flea and worming treatment, vaccinations and 10% discount on anything else. It is £13 a month.

[borntoshop]

One of ours is booked in for tomorrow, will post afterwards.

[borntoshop]

Tonight for L4 booster £39, no kennel cough though. She also had a little MOT as she's 8