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Opening Hours
Out of hours practice
62 Hensington Road, Woodstock, OX20 1JL
Out of hours consult fee £130. No charge for assessment by phone.
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Our Prices
| Standard | Healthcare Plan* | |
|---|---|---|
| Standard vet appointment (regular opening hours) | £59.00 | £53.10 |
| New puppy first appointment** | Free | Free |
| Annual vaccination booster | £68.00 | Included |
| Annual vaccination booster incl. Kennel Cough | £111.00 | Included |
| Vaccination puppy course 1st + 2nd | £85.00 | Included |
| Vaccination puppy course 1st + 2nd + 3rd*** | £110.00 | Included |
| Castration (procedure only fee) | from £224 | from £201.60 |
| Spay (procedure only fee) | from £315 | from £283.50 |
| Medivet Healthcare Plan | from £17.50 | Save £280* a year |
*Our clients save up to £280 every year on the Medivet Healthcare Plan. Plus get a minimum of 10% discounts on all medical care.
**One complimentary puppy or kitten consultation per pet, limited to two pets per client.
***Based on clinical recommendation.
;| Standard | Healthcare Plan* | |
|---|---|---|
| Standard vet appointment (regular opening hours) | £59.00 | £53.10 |
| New kitten first appointment** | Free | Free |
| Annual vaccination booster | £78.00 | Included |
| Vaccination kitten course 1st + 2nd | £98.00 | Included |
| Vaccination kitten course 1st + 2nd + 3rd*** | £127.00 | Included |
| Castration (procedure only fee) | £106.00 | £95.40 |
| Spay (procedure only fee) | £137.00 | £123.30 |
| Medivet Healthcare Plan | £15.50 | Save £280* a year |
*Our clients save up to £280 every year on the Medivet Healthcare Plan. Plus get a minimum of 10% discounts on all medical care.
**One complimentary puppy or kitten consultation per pet, limited to two pets per client.
***Based on clinical recommendation.
;Featured Services
Vaccinations
Protect your pet from a number of serious illnesses by making sure their vaccinations are all up to date.
Parasite Care
Keep your pet - and house - free from parasites with regular flea, tick and worming treatments.
Pet Neutering
Neutering is a medical procedure that prevents pets from being able to reproduce, and comes with a host of other health benefits.
Microchipping
Microchipping is an easy and pain-free way of keeping track of your precious pets should they wander or get lost.
Vaccinations
Protect your pet from a number of serious illnesses by making sure their vaccinations are all up to date.
Parasite Care
Keep your pet - and house - free from parasites with regular flea, tick and worming treatments.
Pet Neutering
Neutering is a medical procedure that prevents pets from being able to reproduce, and comes with a host of other health benefits.
Microchipping
Microchipping is an easy and pain-free way of keeping track of your precious pets should they wander or get lost.
Reviews
Jan 25, 2026
A wonderful vets. Cate amazing at insurance claims -makes a stressful time not stressful! Andre, a kind and compassionate vet. Thank you for all the years you helped look after Marley . When we were losing him you were there to support him and us . I will always be grateful. Thank you .
Jan 22, 2026
Jan 20, 2026
I'm sure this review won't be made public but I am writing this in the hope that the vet team take note. Tilly was a much loved family member who out of nowhere started vomiting without relent. She was put to sleep after bravely suffering far too long. We continue to love and miss her. I am writing this for Tilly and in the hope that some changes are made to help other owners.
Firstly, we owners are not all stupid. I work for an organisation that helps farmers, vet techs and vets help reduce anthelmintics and I'm from a farming and equine background. I have experienced many animals get ill, injured, or die, and have had to make decisions around each situation. However, when a beloved pet becomes suddenly gravely ill, it's worth understanding that its owners are in shock and in a vulnerable position. There is not time to assimilate fully what is happening, let alone assess and make clear, informed judgements around interventions suggested by the vet team.
Secondly, just because vets CAN do interventions doesn't always mean that they SHOULD, particularly when those procedures are not going to effect a cure - eg offering to take the animal 'out the back' to put back in place a subluxating patella when the animal has been vomiting non-stop for days. Ditto dental work when it is obviously not going to effect a cure and the patient is ill and weak. Suggesting procedures unrelated to the presenting complaint is A) unethical and B) cruel.
Thirdly, gently managing expectations around worst case outcomes would be much kinder to pet and owner. Death is the inevitable end for all of us, and when an animal has been suffering for days and there is no improvement, there comes a time when euthansia is the kindest option, even if there are other diagnostic options. Where does it end? Sometimes is better to admit you just don't know what is wrong or what to do about it, rather than offer false hope and keep suggesting procedures, especially when the owner is in no fit state to make sound judgement.
I feel that I let Tilly down when she needed me most and I bitterly regret not advocating for her more strongly. At the time I felt judged for refusing futher interventions when actually I should have called a halt and let her go sooner. I needed help to arrive at this decision. I strongly suggest you get some training for your team around client support.
Thank you.
Firstly, we owners are not all stupid. I work for an organisation that helps farmers, vet techs and vets help reduce anthelmintics and I'm from a farming and equine background. I have experienced many animals get ill, injured, or die, and have had to make decisions around each situation. However, when a beloved pet becomes suddenly gravely ill, it's worth understanding that its owners are in shock and in a vulnerable position. There is not time to assimilate fully what is happening, let alone assess and make clear, informed judgements around interventions suggested by the vet team.
Secondly, just because vets CAN do interventions doesn't always mean that they SHOULD, particularly when those procedures are not going to effect a cure - eg offering to take the animal 'out the back' to put back in place a subluxating patella when the animal has been vomiting non-stop for days. Ditto dental work when it is obviously not going to effect a cure and the patient is ill and weak. Suggesting procedures unrelated to the presenting complaint is A) unethical and B) cruel.
Thirdly, gently managing expectations around worst case outcomes would be much kinder to pet and owner. Death is the inevitable end for all of us, and when an animal has been suffering for days and there is no improvement, there comes a time when euthansia is the kindest option, even if there are other diagnostic options. Where does it end? Sometimes is better to admit you just don't know what is wrong or what to do about it, rather than offer false hope and keep suggesting procedures, especially when the owner is in no fit state to make sound judgement.
I feel that I let Tilly down when she needed me most and I bitterly regret not advocating for her more strongly. At the time I felt judged for refusing futher interventions when actually I should have called a halt and let her go sooner. I needed help to arrive at this decision. I strongly suggest you get some training for your team around client support.
Thank you.
Jan 15, 2026
This has been my main vets since moving from Medivet Woodstock due to moving home. My little Lola was always treated with the utmost care and dignity throughout. I have nothing but positive words for this surgery. Their handling of everything from pet care to insurance claims is second to none. Marta especially has always been so kind and caring to Lola from routine visits until her final one. Thank you so much for everything
Jan 13, 2026
Dr Marta is an excellent vet! She checked everything carefully before giving my cat the vaccination and made sure he was healthy. She was very kind, gentle, and patient, which made the experience stress-free for my cat. Highly recommend!
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Jan 11, 2026
Thank you for your understanding when our pet did a disappearing act for his original appointment
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