Real nursing care, without the clinic visit

Full health check

A top-to-tail check covering weight, coat, mobility, teeth and general condition, plus a chance to flag anything that needs a closer look from your vet. Ideal for pets of any age, including a more detailed once-over for seniors.

Autumn Pet MOT Limited time

A thorough top-to-tail service, covering everything in a full health check plus a closer look at weight, mobility, teeth, ears, coat and general condition, for complete peace of mind in one visit. Available until 31 October.

Weight clinic

A weigh-in, body condition scoring and practical diet or portion guidance to help your pet reach or stay at a healthy weight.

Blood pressure check

A calm, at-home blood pressure reading, useful for older pets, those with kidney or heart conditions, or as part of ongoing monitoring your vet has recommended. Results are shared with your vet as part of their care plan.

Dental check

A look at teeth and gums to catch early signs of plaque, tartar or dental disease, with advice on home dental care.

Puppy & kitten check

An early wellness check for new arrivals, covering weight, general health and a chance to ask questions about settling in.

Small furries home visit

Home checks and hands on care for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small pets, in their familiar setup.

Urinary health check New

A urine sample check using a diagnostic dipstick test, screening for markers such as glucose, protein, blood, pH and signs of infection. Results help determine whether your pet needs to be seen at your vet clinic for further investigation. Please collect a first morning urine sample in a clean sample pot before the visit for the most accurate result.

The Gold Pack New

Paws, ears & the bottom line. Three little jobs your pet would never book for themselves, done by one of our nurses in one calm, unhurried visit, with treats on tap and your own sofa to hide behind.

• The pawdicure. A careful nail trim, no waiting room.
• The ear spa. Gentle, thorough ear cleaning.
• The bottom line. Routine gland expression, quick and kind.

Booked separately these come to £52 to £56 for cats and dogs, so the Gold Pack saves you up to £9.

The Silver Pack New

Tidy paws. Happy ears. A mini pamper for the pet who just needs a spruce-up. Nails trimmed and ears cleaned in one gentle visit at home, with no carrier, no car and no waiting room.

• The pawdicure. A careful nail trim, done at their pace.
• The ear spa. Gentle, thorough ear cleaning.

Booked separately these come to £34 to £38 for cats and dogs, so the Silver Pack saves you up to £8.

Nail clips

A calm, careful nail trim without the stress of a waiting room. £10 for small furries, £14 for cats, £16 for small and medium dogs and £18 for large dogs. A surcharge of £4 applies should a nail clip take longer than 20 minutes.

Ear exam & cleaning

A thorough ear exam using a veterinary otoscope to check the ear canal and eardrum for wax build up, irritation or signs of infection, followed by a gentle, thorough clean.

Anal gland expression

Routine gland expression for pets who need it regularly, carried out quickly and calmly.

Tick removal

A thorough check through the coat to find and remove ticks, with treatment applied there and then, done calmly and at your pet's pace.

Flea treatment New

A thorough check through the coat for fleas and flea dirt, with treatment applied there and then to break the flea life cycle, done calmly and at your pet's pace.

Microchipping

Microchipping is a legal requirement for all dogs in the UK, and it's the single best way to be reunited with a lost or stolen pet. It's a quick, pain free injection done in seconds, with full database registration included in the price, so your details are on record straight away.

Medication & injections

Administering vet-prescribed medication or injections, including insulin, Librela and Solensia, on the schedule your vet has set.

Post-surgical care

Wound checks, dressing changes and suture removal after a procedure at your vet practice, so recovery happens at home.

Palliative & hospice support

Comfort-focused nursing for pets in their final months, guided by your vet's care plan and adjusted to what your pet needs.

First aid care

For cats and dogs who've been in a fight or come home with a minor cut or wound. Our nurse gives the injury a full assessment, cleans and dresses it, and crucially, checks whether it needs to be seen at a vet clinic. It's a peace of mind check, not a replacement for emergency care, any serious bleeding or significant injury should always be treated as an emergency and taken straight to a vet or an out of hours hospital.

Anxious pet companion visit New

For pets who find the vet clinic itself the hardest part. Our nurse visits your home first to prepare and settle your pet, then accompanies you and your pet to your vet clinic appointment. Priced from £35 depending on how much preparation and support is needed.

Hygienic trim

A trim of the fur around the tail, hindquarters, ears and paws. This keeps the area clean and reduces the risk of faeces or urine clinging to the fur, which can lead to skin irritation, infection and odour if left unattended. Especially useful for pets who can't tolerate a full groom or haven't been able to get to one.

Basic brushing service

Routine brushing to remove loose hair and early tangles before they become mats. A comfort and hygiene service rather than a cosmetic finish, aimed at pets who struggle to groom themselves properly, including arthritic, overweight or senior pets, or those with a thick or long coat that needs extra help between full grooms.

Medical shaving

Careful clipping or shaving for a medical reason, such as allowing a wound, hot spot or skin condition to heal and dry out properly, helping a prescribed topical treatment reach the skin, or preparing an area before or after a vet procedure. Our nurse will always flag anything that looks like it needs a vet's attention.

Dematting

Safe removal of fur mats using proper clippers, never scissors close to the skin. Mats pull tight on the skin with every movement and can hide sores, infections or even parasites underneath. If matting has already caused skin damage, our nurse will recommend a vet visit rather than attempt to treat it themselves.

Pet check-in, medication & feeding

A 30 minute check-in visit to feed and keep your pet company in their own home while you're away, for £12. If medication needs to be given, the visit is £18.