Vets in Castlereagh, Down

• First consultation

  £44 typical

  £38–£54.90 across 5 practices

  28% below the UK median (£61)

  Lowest: £38 at Flynn Vets - Commons Brae

• Dog annual booster

  £48 typical

  £45–£64 across 5 practices

  36% below the UK median (£75)

  Lowest: £45 at Flynn Vets - Commons Brae

• Cat annual booster

  £47 typical

  £43–£49 across 4 practices

  38% below the UK median (£76)

  Lowest: £43 at Gortlands Vets

• Dog spay

  £330 typical

  £220–£399 across 5 practices

  10% below the UK median (£365)

  Lowest: £220 at Forestside Veterinary Clinic

  Small dog (4 practices)

  £333

  Medium dog (3 practices)

  £330

  Large dog (3 practices)

  £360

  Extra-large dog (4 practices)

  £418

  Giant dog (3 practices)

  £445

• Dog castration

  £250 typical

  £160–£298 across 5 practices

  7% below the UK median (£270)

  Lowest: £160 at Forestside Veterinary Clinic

  Small dog (3 practices)

  £255

  Medium dog (3 practices)

  £250

  Large dog (3 practices)

  £290

  Extra-large dog (4 practices)

  £338

  Giant dog (3 practices)

  £355

• Cat spay

  £110 typical

  £65–£150 across 5 practices

  29% below the UK median (£155)

  Lowest: £65 at Flynn Vets - Commons Brae

• Cat castration

  £97 typical

  £58–£122 across 5 practices

  12% below the UK median (£110)

  Lowest: £58 at Flynn Vets - Commons Brae

• Puppy vaccination course

  £64 typical

  £30–£80 across 4 practices

  36% below the UK median (£100)

  Lowest: £30 at Flynn Vets - Commons Brae

• Kitten vaccination course

  £65 typical

  £30–£88 across 4 practices

  38% below the UK median (£104)

  Lowest: £30 at Flynn Vets - Commons Brae

• Microchipping

  £22 typical

  £20–£34 across 4 practices

  27% below the UK median (£30)

  Lowest: £20 at Forestside Veterinary Clinic

Source: Prices published on practices’ or their groups’ websites, gathered by Vet Verified, checked as recently as 19 October 2026. How we collect prices

These are publicly listed fees, not quotes. Prices vary by pet, weight, clinical need and what is included. Typical figures are medians, to the nearest pound. For dogs, the typical figure is usually for the smallest size a practice lists. Confirm the current total with the practice.