Jackson Veterinary Clinic Consultation fees

The following table gives examples of some fees which we have charged for non-routine procedures. These fees are obviously not as predictable as those for routine procedures as there are several factors influencing specific treatments. They are, however, useful as a good indicator of some likely costs. Some fees are presented showing the date of the illness or accident and the insurance status! Please also refer to our terms and conditions.

A Representative Selection of Fees for Non-Routine Procedures The average transaction fee for 2006 was £45.60
Species	Fee	Price
	Caesarean*
Cat		£325.82
Dog	25kg	£596.26
	Laboratory Tests All prices exclude a Professional Fee (to cover administration costs including sample processing, interpretation, contextualisation, discussing, application of health and safety measures and consulting. This fee is currently only £22.80.
All	Haematology Procedure (Lacercyte®)	£21.39
All	Biochemistry (12 tests) and Electrolytes Procedure	£35.25
All	Biochemistry, Electrolytes and Haematology (Lacercyte®) Procedure	£52.00
All	Blood Sampling Procedure	£6.11
Cat	Leukaemia and AIDS Viruses Testing Procedure (sent to lab)	£31.30
All	Histopathology Procedure (inclusive fee)	£52.98
All	Faecal Analysis (inclusive fee)	£58.10
	Radiology
Dog	X ray, 5 Films (inc obligatory general anaesthesia); 30kg	£428
All	X ray, 1 Film (illustration purposes only as anaesthesia obligatory)	£65.22
Cat	X ray Pelvis & Chest, inc Anaesthesia (eg after RTA)	£255.74
Dog	X ray Hips for BVA/KC HD Scheme; 40kg (Exc BVA Fee)	£267.00
	Treatments and Surgery*
Cat	Skin Abscess, eg from fighting	£45.63
Cat	FLUTD (Blocked Urethra)	£367.68
Cat	Fractured Femur (November 04, Not Insured)	£575.23
Cat	Fractured Humerus	£456.89
Dog	Ingestion of human medication (November 04, Insured)	£2028.41
Dog	Splenic tumour surgery (November 04, Not Insured)	£952.19
Dog	Fractured radius & ulna (April 04, Not Insured)	£734.85
Dog	Ear Infection (eg Consultation Fee and Aurizon 20ml)	£42.64
Dog	Suture deep stab wound, 3” long; 29kg. (June 04, Insured)	£309.69
Dog	Remove bones & rubber band from stomach; 4kg. (June 04, Not insured)	£478.47
Cat	Suture Small Skin Wound (<2" long)	£138.90
Dog	Remove <2" Diameter Skin Mass; 30kg Dog; Inc. pathology (£52.98)	£203.25
Dog	Flea Allergy Dermatitis; 15kg, including Frontline @ £18.67	£46.95
	Worming with Milbemax
Cat	<8kg	£3.42
Dog	Small Tablet	£0.89
Dog	Large tablet	£3.21
	Frontline Combo Spot On
Cat	7.5 Months Treatment	£23.74
Dog	2-10kg, 12 Months Treatment	£29.72
Dog	10-20kg, 12 Months Treatment	£32.03
Dog	20-40kg, 12 Months Treatment	£35.35
Dog	40-60kg, 12 Months Treatment	£41.28
	Hospitalisation (per day or part of day)
Dog		£18.20
Cat		£14.22
Dog	Intensive	£36.69
Cat	Intensive	£31.01

*These are examples of fees which have been incurred recently. They are meant to be used as guidelines only. We will be happy to give estimates for individual procedures. Some fees cannot be quoted in isolation. For example, a cat involved in an accident may incur the following: Professional fees out of hours, fluid therapy, radiology, medication, fracture repair and hospitalisation. Other animals requiring fluid therapy would also incur professional, hospitalisation and medication fees. Our fees compare very favourably with the results of a recent survey by The Society of Practising Veterinary Surgeons (SPVS).