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Vets in Oxford

14 practices. Compare prices for your pet, opening hours and reviews.

£57
Typical UK consultation
Too few Oxford practices publish one yet
5
Publish their prices
Of 14 practices
0
Open 24 hours
From the hours they list on Google
7
See rabbits and small pets
From their RCVS profiles

Vet practices in Oxford

14 practicesCompare prices in a table

Medivet Wheatley

4.9 (154 reviews) Oxford, OX33
Consultation £62 £5 above UK typical
Annual booster £77 £12 above UK typical
Neutering £231 £19 below UK typical
Treats cats, cattle, dogs, equines

Iffley Vets

4.6 (215 reviews) Oxford, OX4
Consultation £50 £7 below UK typical
Annual booster £60 £5 below UK typical
Neutering £270 £20 above UK typical
Treats birds, cats, dogs, small mammals

Hilltop Vets

4.6 (35 reviews) Oxford, OX1
Consultation £65 £8 above UK typical
Annual booster £75 £10 above UK typical
Treats cats, dogs, small mammals
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Compare vet prices in Oxford

Prices for a dog over 40 kg, from each practice's published price list. The lowest in each column is highlighted.

PracticeConsultationAnnual boosterNeuteringMicrochipPrescriptionOut of hours
Iffley VetsOxford£50£60£270£25.30£16–
Medivet WheatleyOxford£62£77£231––£130
Hilltop VetsOxford£65£75––––
HerpVet Services (Exotic Animal Veterinary Service)Oxford£75–––£15–
UK typical£57£65£336£27.50£22.46£141.62

Standard cases only; complicated cases cost more. Spotted a wrong price? Report it from the practice's page.

Vets in Oxford: common questions

How much does a vet consultation cost in Oxford?

Too few Oxford practices publish a consultation price to say. Across the UK, £57 is typical.

Are there 24-hour vets in Oxford?

No Oxford 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 Oxford publish their prices?

5 of 14 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.