Town in Rother
Vet prices in Battle
2 vets in Battle (Rother), 2 of them with published prices. A consultation typically costs £128 here, well above the UK figure of £62.
Typical means the middle price among the vets here that publish one. Half charge less, half charge more. Dog prices are for a medium-sized dog.
Where to start in Battle
Three ways to pick. The full list is below.
Cheapest is the lowest published first consultation. Best rated needs at least 20 Google reviews, so one glowing review from a friend cannot win it. Most open publishes the most of the 36 standard prices; the typical vet publishes 11. None of these is a judgement on the care.
All 2 vets in Battle, cheapest first
Click a column heading to sort. A dash means the vet has not published that price, and always sorts last.
| Practice | Owner | Consultation | Dog booster | Cat spay | Dog castration | Rating | Prices published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senlac Vets32a Mount Street, TN33 0EG | VetPartners | £57 | £57.50 | £147 | £273 | 4.8 (497) | 11 of 36 |
| Four Seasons Holistic Veterinary CareManchester Rd, TN33 9JX | Independent | £200 | – | – | – | 4.3 (3) | 3 of 36 |
Prices are as each vet publishes them, VAT included where the vet says so. A "from" price is the starting figure and usually rises with the size of the pet. Ratings are Google's, with the number of reviews in brackets. 24h means open round the clock by its published hours and Sun open on Sunday; every emergency vet is listed by county. Open a practice for its full list, the weight bands and what each price includes.
How to choose a vet in Battle
Start with the treatment you need, not the consultation price. A practice with a cheap consultation can be dear for surgery, and the other way round. The table above shows four prices side by side; each practice page shows all 36.
Then check what the price includes. Two practices can both say "cat spay £150" and one of them means with pain relief, a pre-op blood test and a follow-up check while the other means without. The practice page lists the inclusions where the vet states them. A spay that costs £30 more and includes the post-op check is not more expensive.
Look at the rating with the number of reviews beside it. A 4.9 from 12 reviews tells you less than a 4.6 from 400. And look at who owns the practice. 1 of the 2 vets here belongs to a big chain, the rest are independent or small groups. The chains charge more on average across the UK, though not everywhere and not for everything.
Finally, the practical things: opening hours, whether it takes new registrations, and how far you would drive with a sick animal at 9pm. Every practice page has the hours and the out-of-hours arrangement where the vet publishes one.
On the map
Nearby towns
Sometimes the cheaper vet is one town over.
- Bexhill-on-Sea4.0 miles · £57
- Robertsbridge4.8 miles
- Hastings5.0 miles · £69
- Saint Leonards-on-Sea5.2 miles · £59
- Salehurst and Robertsbridge5.8 miles · £57
- Northiam8.8 miles
- Hailsham9.1 miles · £68
- Stone Cross9.2 miles · £66
- Horam9.3 miles
- Langney9.6 miles · £62
- Heathfield9.8 miles · £65
- Polegate10.5 miles · £70
Common questions
How much is a vet consultation in Battle?
Between £57 and £200, and typically £128.50, across the 2 practices in Battle that publish a price. The lowest is £57 at Senlac Vets. A repeat visit is usually cheaper than a first one, and a nurse appointment cheaper again.
How much does neutering cost in Battle?
A cat spay typically costs £147 in Battle. Dog castration typically costs £273. Vets price surgery by the pet's weight, and the price may or may not include the anaesthetic, pain relief, a blood test beforehand and a check afterwards. Compare what is included on each practice page, not only the headline figure.
Which vets in Battle are part of a chain?
1 of the 2 practices in Battle belongs to a big group: VetPartners. The big groups are IVC Evidensia, CVS, Medivet, Vets4Pets, VetPartners and Linnaeus, and most of their practices still trade under the local name. The ownership shown here comes from the groups' own practice lists and from each practice's website; the rules now require every practice to say who owns it.
How this is ordered. By price, lowest first, unless you sort it yourself by clicking a heading. Nobody pays to appear here, to appear higher, or to be left out, and no practice has any say in the order. How we collect prices.
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.