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Cathcart & Winn Veterinary Hospital

About Cathcart & Winn Veterinary Hospital

Cathcart & Winn Veterinary Hospital is in Farnham, Surrey. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, poultry and small mammals.

It has a client car park and disabled public access. It is open at weekends and closed on bank holidays.

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Animals we care for

  • Birds
  • Cats
  • Dogs
  • Poultry
  • Small Mammals

Facilities

  • Client car park
  • Disabled public access
  • Open at weekends

Accreditations

  • RCVS Veterinary Hospital

RCVS Practice Standards Scheme: Small Animal Veterinary Hospital

Prices

Checked 11 October 2026

Show prices for
Consultation
£66
About average nearby
Annual booster · dog
£71
Spay · dog
From £338
Castration · dog
From £298
Item Dog Cat Small pet
Consultations
Consultation £66 all pets
Follow-up consultation £62 all pets
Nurse appointment
From £26.50
  • Standard £39
  • Senior £26.50
all pets
Vaccinations
First vaccination course includes consultation £95 £95 –
Annual booster includes consultation £71 £71 –
Kennel cough includes consultation £60 – –
Neutering
Castration
From £298
  • Under 20 kg £298
  • 20–40 kg £308
  • Over 40 kg £315
£115 –
Spay
From £338
  • Under 20 kg £338
  • 20–40 kg £381
  • Over 40 kg £444
£127 –
Keyhole spay
From £772
  • Under 20 kg £772
  • 20–40 kg £815
  • Over 40 kg £878
– –
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Each extra prescription item £12.50 all pets
Dispensing fee £10 all pets
Medicine administration fee £18 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Nail clip £24 all pets
Anal gland expression £23 all pets
Microchipping £23 all pets
Animal health certificate £220 all pets
Insurance claim fee £8 all pets
X-ray £299 all pets
Ultrasound (abdominal) £300 all pets
Ultrasound (echocardiogram) £266 all pets
Cytology (ear swab) £25 all pets
Cytology (fine needle aspiration) £36 all pets
Basic urine screen £25 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £95 all pets
Euthanasia £160 £145 –
Communal cremation
From £37.50
  • Under 8 kg £60
  • Standard £37.50
  • 8.1–25 kg £60
  • 25.1–40 kg £60
  • 40.1–55 kg £75
  • Over 55 kg £85
£37.50 £30
Individual cremation
From £216.88
  • Under 8 kg From £216.88
  • 8.1–25 kg From £250.87
  • 25.1–40 kg From £289.84
From £190.10 From £169.50

Health plans

Pet health for life

  • Dog, under 25 kg £20 a month
  • Dog, over 25 kg £26 a month
  • Cat £18 a month

Pet health for life plus

  • Dog, under 25 kg £25 a month
  • Dog, over 25 kg £31 a month
  • Cat £23 a month
Consultation
£66
About average nearby
Annual booster · dog
£71
Spay · dog
From £338
Castration · dog
From £298
Item Dog
Consultations
Consultation £66 all pets
Follow-up consultation £62 all pets
Nurse appointment
From £26.50
  • Standard £39
  • Senior £26.50
all pets
Vaccinations
First vaccination course includes consultation £95
Annual booster includes consultation £71
Kennel cough includes consultation £60
Neutering
Castration
From £298
  • Under 20 kg £298
  • 20–40 kg £308
  • Over 40 kg £315
Spay
From £338
  • Under 20 kg £338
  • 20–40 kg £381
  • Over 40 kg £444
Keyhole spay
From £772
  • Under 20 kg £772
  • 20–40 kg £815
  • Over 40 kg £878
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Each extra prescription item £12.50 all pets
Dispensing fee £10 all pets
Medicine administration fee £18 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Nail clip £24 all pets
Anal gland expression £23 all pets
Microchipping £23 all pets
Animal health certificate £220 all pets
Insurance claim fee £8 all pets
X-ray £299 all pets
Ultrasound (abdominal) £300 all pets
Ultrasound (echocardiogram) £266 all pets
Cytology (ear swab) £25 all pets
Cytology (fine needle aspiration) £36 all pets
Basic urine screen £25 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £95 all pets
Euthanasia £160
Communal cremation
From £37.50
  • Under 8 kg £60
  • Standard £37.50
  • 8.1–25 kg £60
  • 25.1–40 kg £60
  • 40.1–55 kg £75
  • Over 55 kg £85
Individual cremation
From £216.88
  • Under 8 kg From £216.88
  • 8.1–25 kg From £250.87
  • 25.1–40 kg From £289.84

Health plans

Pet health for life

  • Dog, under 25 kg £20 a month
  • Dog, over 25 kg £26 a month

Pet health for life plus

  • Dog, under 25 kg £25 a month
  • Dog, over 25 kg £31 a month
Consultation
£66
About average nearby
Annual booster · cat
£71
Spay · cat
£127
Lower than most nearby
Castration · cat
£115
Higher than most nearby
Item Cat
Consultations
Consultation £66 all pets
Follow-up consultation £62 all pets
Nurse appointment
From £26.50
  • Standard £39
  • Senior £26.50
all pets
Vaccinations
First vaccination course includes consultation £95
Annual booster includes consultation £71
Neutering
Castration £115
Spay £127
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Each extra prescription item £12.50 all pets
Dispensing fee £10 all pets
Medicine administration fee £18 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Nail clip £24 all pets
Anal gland expression £23 all pets
Microchipping £23 all pets
Animal health certificate £220 all pets
Insurance claim fee £8 all pets
X-ray £299 all pets
Ultrasound (abdominal) £300 all pets
Ultrasound (echocardiogram) £266 all pets
Cytology (ear swab) £25 all pets
Cytology (fine needle aspiration) £36 all pets
Basic urine screen £25 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £95 all pets
Euthanasia £145
Communal cremation £37.50
Individual cremation From £190.10

Health plans

Pet health for life

  • Cat £18 a month

Pet health for life plus

  • Cat £23 a month
Consultation
£66
About average nearby
Item Small pet
Consultations
Consultation £66 all pets
Follow-up consultation £62 all pets
Nurse appointment
From £26.50
  • Standard £39
  • Senior £26.50
all pets
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Each extra prescription item £12.50 all pets
Dispensing fee £10 all pets
Medicine administration fee £18 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Nail clip £24 all pets
Anal gland expression £23 all pets
Microchipping £23 all pets
Animal health certificate £220 all pets
Insurance claim fee £8 all pets
X-ray £299 all pets
Ultrasound (abdominal) £300 all pets
Ultrasound (echocardiogram) £266 all pets
Cytology (ear swab) £25 all pets
Cytology (fine needle aspiration) £36 all pets
Basic urine screen £25 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £95 all pets
Communal cremation £30
Individual cremation From £169.50

How these prices compare nearby

8 practices publish comparable prices

  • Microchipping

    Consultation and preventative care · 7 practices

    £23

    £28.88 · Lowest at Ashworth Vet Group - Fleet £44
  • Animal health certificate

    Consultation and preventative care · 6 practices

    £220

    £225.27 · Lowest at Ashworth Vet Group - Fleet £295
  • First consultation

    Consultation and preventative care · 6 practices

    £66

    £49.50 · Lowest at St Kitts Vets - Crookham Park £70
  • Nurse consultation (with a nurse)

    Consultation and preventative care · 6 practices

    £39

    £27 · Lowest at St Kitts Vets - Crookham Park £42
  • Prescription fee

    Prescription, dispensing and administration · 6 practices

    £21

    £21 · Lowest at Castle Vets - Farnham £34
  • Repeat consultation

    Consultation and preventative care · 6 practices

    £62

    £49.17 · Lowest at Ashworth Vet Group - Fleet £63

Address

51 Hale Road Farnham GU9 9RB

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Client feedback

Reviews of Cathcart & Winn Veterinary Hospital

Overall rating

3.0

Based on 6 reviews

Rating breakdown

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  • Google review

    I had a bad experience. I'm sure no vet gets into the business because they don't care for animals. I didn't get the impression that my pet's welfare was a priority here. After 18 hours in their care and with 2 gaping holes in her, not even a stitch. A completely unnecessary test was carried out and even after a negative result, the vets were still unwilling to treat her. I then took her out of their care and drove her to my vet in London who began treatment almost immediately. I'm sure other people have not been treated this way but, because of the poor care that I experienced , I will never use them again and I would advise anyone to avoid this place. I took her into Cathcart & Winn at approx 1700 on Thursday. The picture below is what she looked like when I took her out of their care at lunchtime the following day. While writing this review my vet called me to ask if I wanted my dog resuscitated if she crashes during the operation. Shame on you all.

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    Rob

  • Google review

    We have been clients of this vets practice for many, many years without any issues. Unfortunately, very recently, I experienced a level of service when bringing in my puppy for a very normal check-up and vaccine that fell well below any standard level of expectation or service. It was quite frankly shocking. I was given a "student nurse" and not advised of this in advance of my appointment or given any opportunity to request someone actually qualified. While she was able to adminiter the vaccine, she could not answer any of my questions. She kept leaving the room to ask other people and I was left without any basic understanding surrounding flea and worm treatments. She declined to provide me with any other treatment due to the fact that she did not have the necessary permission. When I made a complaint the response that I have received in writing from the person in charge is SHOCKING. No responsibility has been taken by ANYONE there at all, no APOLOGY has been provided by anyone there, except the poor girl who was very clearly out of her depth. Instead, I have been advised to go elsewhere with my two dogs for their future veterinary care! A simple apology would have sufficed, along with an acknowledgement that things had gone wrong and should have been done better - that's all.

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    Graham & Elizabeth S

  • Google review

    Couldn’t have been better. Easy to make appointment, seen on time, friendly reception staff and Dr. Paul Dobson was thorough, professional and caring. Couldn’t ask for more.

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    Joan Perren

  • Google review

    On Tuesday I lost my beloved dog Alfie, and this was heartbreaking for me. He was 13.5. All I wanted was a kind word, reassurance and help from my registered Vet. This was not forthcoming at all. Alfie weighed 42 kgs and I was told to bring him to the Vet. Obviously this was impossible for me as I’m disabled . I was then offered the number of a ‘dog taxi’ which I declined. The understanding and kindness of the Receptionist was not forthcoming at all and I was then told they were a Vet short that day and they couldn’t help me. Thank goodness for Farnham Veterinary Hospital who I was not registered with but who went way above my expectations and helped me.

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    Linda Sadler

  • Google review

    A very helpful and friendly team of caring people. The vet is extremely good at explaining the best ways possible for best care of our pets and also taking into consideration our feelings also!

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    David Bailey

  • Google review

    Dear Cathcart & Winn Veterinary Clinic, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude for the unwavering care and support you've provided to Buddy over the past four years. Buddy has always received the best care under your supervision, and that commitment continues to this day. On September 23rd, when Buddy suffered his accident, he received immediate basic care at your clinic. Then, on Monday morning, you promptly referred us to the Specialist Clinic in Winchester, where the diagnosis based on their examinations was devastating: a spinal fracture. In challenging times, the importance of empathy and support cannot be overstated, and I am grateful for the compassion you showed during this difficult transition. Your clinic's collaboration with specialists like the Winchester Clinic brings peace of mind. Buddy underwent a 6-hour surgery with the implantation of 8 implants, and his condition is stable. I know that post-operation, he will require further care, and I'm thankful for your part in his journey to recovery. I would like to express my gratitude to the entire team at Cathcart & Winn Veterinary Clinic, especially to the doctor who acted swiftly, ensuring that our beloved Buddy will once again walk on his own legs. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Warm regards, Adriana

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    Adriana Wojtecka

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