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Vet price comparison in ME3, Kent

Compare the fees practices have published and see the local range. We only show an item when at least two practices list a price.

2 practices with comparable prices

Item Typical listed price Listed range Practices
Follow-up consultation Consultations £56 £52–£60 Lowest at Warren House Vets - High Halstow Highest at Medway City Veterinary Centre 2 of 2
Standard consultation Consultations £45 £26–£64 Lowest at Warren House Vets - High Halstow Highest at Medway City Veterinary Centre 2 of 2
Cat booster vaccination Vaccinations £80 £65–£95 Lowest at Warren House Vets - High Halstow Highest at Medway City Veterinary Centre 2 of 2
Cat primary vaccination Vaccinations £104 £65–£143 Lowest at Warren House Vets - High Halstow Highest at Medway City Veterinary Centre 2 of 2
Dog booster vaccination Vaccinations £80 £65–£95 Lowest at Warren House Vets - High Halstow Highest at Medway City Veterinary Centre 2 of 2
Dog primary vaccination Vaccinations £109 £70–£148 Lowest at Warren House Vets - High Halstow Highest at Medway City Veterinary Centre 2 of 2

These are publicly listed fees, not quotes. Prices can vary by pet, weight, clinical need and what is included. For “from”, range and plus fees, comparisons use the lower published amount. Confirm the current total with the practice.

Prices checked as recently as 13 July 2026

Choosing a vet in ME3, Kent.

What to check before contacting a practice.

How are vet practices in ME3, Kent ordered on this page?
Results are ordered by distance from the selected place unless you search or add filters. We do not sell featured positions or the top place in the results.
How current are the opening hours for practices in ME3, Kent?
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Can I filter practices by species?
Yes. Use the species filter to choose one or more species, such as dogs, cats, rabbits, exotic pets or livestock.