Crown Veterinary Clinic

Vaccination services

As a first-opinion practice treating dogs, cats, small animals, vaccination appointments here typically cover the core puppy and kitten primary courses, annual boosters, and non-core vaccines such as kennel cough where appropriate. Confirm availability of any specific vaccine (for example rabies for travel) when booking, since not every practice stocks every product at all times.

Pricing and health plans

We only publish prices we can verify, and this practice's current vaccination fees aren't publicly listed — so ask directly when booking. Two questions worth asking: whether the quoted price includes the health check (it usually does, but not always), and whether the practice runs a monthly health plan that bundles vaccinations with flea and worm treatment, which often works out cheaper for pets having routine care every year.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri daytime and Saturday mornings; out-of-hours emergency cover via MiNightVet Caterham (per practice website — confirm before visiting)

Hours change — especially around bank holidays — so treat the above as a guide and confirm when you book.

Location and getting there

Nutfield, on the A25 at the junction of Coopers Hill Road, near Redhill

Searching the practice name in your maps app will give live directions and parking guidance. If your pet gets anxious in the car, mention it when booking — many practices will suggest a quieter appointment time.

What to expect at a vaccination appointment

A routine vaccination visit usually takes 10–15 minutes: the vet gives your pet a general health check first (heart, teeth, weight, body condition), then the injection itself — most pets barely notice it. Bring any previous vaccination record, and for first puppy or kitten visits, a list of questions; the health check is a good moment to raise anything from diet to microchipping.

Reputation and reviews

We don't display star ratings we can't verify. Before choosing, check the practice's recent Google reviews (search the practice name), and look for an RCVS Practice Standards Scheme (PSS) accreditation badge — a voluntary UK scheme that audits care quality, facilities and client service. Recent reviews mentioning routine visits (vaccinations, check-ups) are the most relevant signal for this kind of appointment.