Albavet Veterinary Surgeons - Dalgety Bay
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild
Vets in Dunfermline
9 practices. Compare prices for your pet, opening hours and reviews.
£57
Typical UK consultation
Too few Dunfermline practices publish one yet
1
Publish their prices
Of 9 practices
0
Open 24 hours
From the hours they list on Google
3
See rabbits and small pets
From their RCVS profiles
Vet practices in Dunfermline
9 practices
Forth View Veterinary Services
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
3 Bridges Vets
Consultation £48 £9 below UK typical
Annual booster £48 £19 below UK typical
Neutering £125 £13 below UK typical
Treats camelids, cats, cattle, dogs
Inglis Veterinary Hospital
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild
Vets4Pets - Dunfermline
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Inglis Vets
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Albavet Veterinary Surgeons - Dunfermline
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Ryan & Calder
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Inchcolm Veterinary Services Ltd
No prices published yet. From March 2027 every practice must publish them.
Vets in Dunfermline: common questions
How much does a vet consultation cost in Dunfermline?
Too few Dunfermline practices publish a consultation price to say. Across the UK, £57 is typical.
Are there 24-hour vets in Dunfermline?
No Dunfermline practice lists 24-hour opening. Your own vet's answerphone will name its out-of-hours service. An out-of-hours consultation typically costs £141.62 in the UK, before treatment.
Which vets in Dunfermline publish their prices?
1 of 9 do; tick "Publishes prices" to see them. From March 2027 every practice must publish a standard price list.
Can I buy my pet's medicine somewhere cheaper?
Yes. You can ask for a written prescription and buy the medicine elsewhere, including online. From September 2027 vets can charge at most £21.40 for a written prescription.