Services and prices
Nursing care, priced plainly
Every visit includes travel, a full set of observations and a written summary. No consultation fee, no joining fee, no surprises on the day.

The visit list
What we can do at your kitchen table
If something needs a vet's diagnosis or a prescription, your nurse will say so and point you to your practice.
Fussy Eater Consultation
£5560 min
A full look at how your pet eats: bowl type, food texture, timing and stress, plus a feeding plan you can actually follow.
Nail Clip and Paw Care
£3030 min
Claws, dewclaws and paw pads checked and trimmed slowly, with breaks whenever your pet needs one.
Weight and Body Condition Review
£4545 min
An accurate weight on calibrated scales, a body condition score and a realistic daily feeding amount.
Anal Gland Care
£3030 min
Gentle checking and emptying, plus diet and fibre advice if the problem keeps coming back.
Ear Clean and Check
£3530 min
Both ears looked at properly, a gentle clean and a note of anything that needs your vet to take a look.
Senior Comfort and Mobility Visit
£5560 min
Joint and muscle checks, nail care, bedding and floor advice for older pets who find the day harder than they used to.
Post-Operative Check
£4540 min
Wound check, stitch and cone advice, pain scoring and a short note to share with your practice.
Microchipping
£2520 min
Implanted and registered while your pet stays on their own sofa, with no waiting room at all.
Flea, Tick and Worm Plan
£3030 min
A product that suits your pet and your routine, with a simple schedule written down for you.
Puppy and Kitten Start Visit
£5060 min
Weight, feeding, nail care and a calm first check at home, while everything is still new and easy.
Included in every visit
We keep the small print short, because there should not be much of it.
- Travel included within 10 miles
- A second pet seen in the same visit is £10
- Written summary by email the same day
- Card payment on the day, no deposit needed
- Free rebooking if your pet is too stressed to continue
Not sure which visit you need?
Choose "not sure yet" on the booking form and describe what you are seeing. Your nurse will suggest the right appointment, or tell you honestly if a vet is the better first call.
Outside our area? Add your postcode to the waiting list.