A consultation with a vet who actually treats rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets or rodents. Costs more than a dog or cat visit because far fewer clinics take these species.
| City | Typical range | Index |
|---|---|---|
| London ENG | £70–£140 | |
| Cambridge ENG | £60–£120 | |
| Brighton ENG | £58–£115 | |
| Bristol ENG | £56–£115 | |
| Edinburgh SCT | £55–£110 | |
| Southampton ENG | £53–£105 | |
| Manchester ENG | £52–£105 | |
| York ENG | £52–£105 | |
| Aberdeen SCT | £51–£100 | |
| Birmingham ENG | £51–£100 | |
| Norwich ENG | £51–£100 | |
| Leeds ENG | £50–£100 | |
| Plymouth ENG | £49–£100 | |
| Liverpool ENG | £49–£95 | |
| Glasgow SCT | £48–£95 | |
| Cardiff WLS | £48–£95 | |
| Nottingham ENG | £48–£95 | |
| Sheffield ENG | £47–£95 | |
| Newcastle ENG | £47–£95 | |
| Swansea WLS | £47–£95 | |
| Belfast NIR | £44–£90 |
Nationally £52–£105 in 2026. London is the most expensive city we track; Belfast the least.
Rent, staff wages, equipment and competition. Big-city specialty hospitals can charge double what a rural clinic does for the same procedure.
Usually not, unless you add a wellness/routine-care rider.
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