Veterinary practice in Swindon

Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road

59 Bath Road Clinic, Old Town, Swindon, SN1 4AU

Part of Linnaeus 4.8219 reviewsOpen until 19:00 15 of 36 prices published

A consultation here costs £60, £4 more than the typical price in Swindon of £56. Every price it publishes is below, next to the typical UK figure for the same treatment.

Price list

As Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road publishes it, read on 23 Sep 2026. Greyed lines are the standard prices it has not published yet.

TreatmentThis vet chargesTypical UK priceDifference
Consultation and preventative care
ConsultationFirst consultation
All pets£60Rabbits£52
£62 £2 below UK
Follow-up visitRepeat consultation
Any pet£53
£56 £3 below UK
Out-of-hours visitOut-of-hours consultation
Any pet£234–£288
£188 £45 above UK
Nurse visitNurse consultation
Any pet£28
£35 £7 below UK
Nail clip
Any pet£20
£24 £4 below UK
Anal glandsAnal gland expression
Any pet£20
£28 £8 below UK
Microchip
Any pet£36
£30 £6 above UK
Health certificateAnimal health certificate
Any petfrom £230
£294 £64 below UK
First vaccinationsVaccinations – primary course
Cats£90Dogs£90Rabbits£86Includes consultation, vaccines.
£99dogs £9 below UK
Booster jabVaccinations – booster
Cats£65Dogs£65Includes consultation, vaccines.
£72dogs £7 below UK
Kennel cough jabKennel cough vaccination
Dogs£55Includes consultation, vaccines.
£64dogs £9 below UK
Care plan (monthly)Pet care plan (monthly)
Prescription, dispensing and administration
Prescription feeWritten prescription fee
Extra prescription itemAdditional items on the same prescription
Repeat prescription
Dispensing fee
Injection feeInjection administration fee
Insurance claim feeInsurance claim administration fee
Surgeries and treatments
Dental cleanDental scale and polish
Castration
Cats£83Dogs, small£245Dogs, medium£254Dogs, large£287Rabbits£116
£357medium £103 below UK
Spay
Cats£122Dogs, small£338Dogs, medium£371Dogs, large£403Rabbits£187
£475medium £104 below UK
Keyhole spaySpay (keyhole)
Dogs, any size£171Additional charge for laparoscopic surgery.
£785medium £614 below UK
Physiotherapy
Laser therapy
Diagnostics and laboratory tests
X-ray
Ultrasound scanUltrasound (abdominal)
Heart scanEchocardiogram
Ear swab testEar swab cytology
Lump sample testFine needle aspiration cytology
Urine testBasic urine screen
CT scan
MRI scan
Pre-op blood testPre-anaesthetic blood test
End-of-life care
Euthanasia
Cats£113Dogs£160Rabbits£79
£196dogs £36 below UK
Communal cremationCremation (communal)
Individual cremationCremation (individual)
Typical UK price is the middle price among vets that publish one, for the same size of pet.£5 below UK£5 above UKsame as UK

A "from" price is the starting figure. Prices over £20 are rounded to the pound; the practice's own page has the pence. Where the vet says what a price includes, such as the anaesthetic, pain relief or a check afterwards, it is written under the price.

What owners say

4.8219 reviews on Google. 89% of reviews give five stars.

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How openly it publishes

60/100Openness scoreUK average 36
  • Price page on its website
  • One click from the home page
  • 15 of the 36 standard prices
  • Says whether prices include VAT
  • Flea and worm prices published
  • Says who owns the practice
  • Explains its pet care plan

The score counts the things the rules ask a practice to publish. It measures openness about prices, not the quality of care.

Pet care plans

The monthly plans this practice sells, and a rough check on whether one pays for itself.

PlanForPer monthPer yearWhat the practice says it includes
Pet Health for Lifecat catsfrom £17£2042 consultations per year, 2 nurse clinics per year, flea & worm treatment, microchipping, annual health check, nail clipping, anal gland expression, vaccinations, dental clinics
Pet Health for Lifedog small dogsfrom £15£1802 consultations per year, 2 nurse clinics per year, flea & worm treatment, microchipping, annual health check, nail clipping, anal gland expression, vaccinations, dental clinics
Pet Health for Lifedog large dogsfrom £20£2402 consultations per year, 2 nurse clinics per year, flea & worm treatment, microchipping, annual health check, nail clipping, anal gland expression, vaccinations, dental clinics
£180Cheapest plan, a yearat this practice
£185A booster and two visits, paid separatelyat this practice's own prices
£5Saved by the plan£5 below paying separately

A rough check only. Most plans also include flea and worm treatment, nail clips and a discount on other work, and this sum counts only a yearly booster and two consultations. If you would buy the extras anyway, the plan can still come out ahead.

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About Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road

Contact

Phone
01793 528341
Website
eastcottvets.co.uk
Address
59 Bath Road Clinic, Old Town, Swindon, SN1 4AU
Area
Swindon

Opening hours

Monday08:30–19:00
Tuesday08:30–19:00
Wednesday08:30–19:00
Thursday08:30–19:00
Friday08:30–19:00
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

What it offers

Paying
Offers a payment plan
New clients
Welcome
Also treats
Rabbits
On site
Keeps pets in overnight

Read from the practice's own website. A blank line means it does not say, not that the answer is no.

Who owns it

Owner
Linnaeus (Mars Inc.)
Last checked
23 Sep 2026

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Common questions

How much is a consultation at Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road?

£60. A repeat visit is £53 and a nurse appointment £28. The typical price in Swindon is £56. Across the UK it is £62.

How much does neutering cost at Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road?

Cat spay £122. Cat castration £83. Dog spay £371 for a medium dog. Dog castration £254. Bigger dogs cost more, and the price may or may not include the anaesthetic, pain relief, a blood test first and a check afterwards. The price list above shows every size the practice publishes and what it says is included.

Who owns Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road?

Eastcott Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Bath Road is part of Linnaeus, which is owned by Mars Inc., one of the six big vet groups. Many of their practices keep the name they had before they were bought. The practice says it is owned by Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd. Every practice now has to say who owns it on its website and at the door.

About these prices: each figure is as published on the practice's own website on the date shown, VAT included where the practice says so, for the size of pet and the inclusions stated. Practices now have to publish a standard price list and keep it current (the rules), but the price you pay depends on your pet, so confirm with the practice before you book. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we will re-check the source within two working days.

Source: https://www.eastcottvets.co.uk/about/procedures-and-pricing.