13 Veterinary Practices Found
SKCanine Fitness and Rehabilitation
29 Macclesfield Rd, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 6BD, SK7 6BD
Opens 10am
Atlas House, Hercules Office Park, Bird Hall Ln, Cheadle Heath, Stockport SK3 0UX, SK3 0UX
Opens tomorrow 12am
SKCanine Fitness and Rehabilitation
29 Macclesfield Rd, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 6BD
1 Maple Rd, Bramhall, Stockport SK7 2DH
139 Lisburne Ln, Offerton, Stockport SK2 5RH
17-19 Heaton Moor Rd, Stockport SK4 4LT
Torkington Park Veterinary Centre
373 London Rd, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 6AA
Unit 1 Didsbury Rd, Stockport SK4 2LQ
192 Buxton Rd, Stockport SK2 7AE
2 Hibbert Ln, Marple, Stockport SK6 7NL
168 Stockport Rd, Stockport SK3 0NW
251 Wellington Rd N, Heaton Chapel, Stockport SK4 2RQ
Hyde Rd, Woodley, Stockport SK6 1NB
Atlas House, Hercules Office Park, Bird Hall Ln, Cheadle Heath, Stockport SK3 0UX
12 Cherry Tree Ln, Romiley, Stockport SK6 4ER
| Service | Average UK Cost | Expected Cost in Stockport |
|---|---|---|
| Initial consultation | £30 to £60 | £45 |
| Follow-up consultation | £20 to £40 | £28 |
| Vaccinations (per shot) | £30 to £60 | £42 |
| Microchipping | £10 to £30 | £15 |
| Neutering (cat) | £50 to £100 | £70 |
| Spaying (cat) | £80 to £150 | £110 |
| Dental descale & polish | £200 to £400 | £280 |
| Blood test (standard) | £40 to £80 | £55 |
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Regular check-ups and vaccinations can catch health issues early, before they become serious and expensive to treat. Annual health checks, keeping vaccinations up to date, and maintaining good dental hygiene can all help reduce long-term vet costs.
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