Vaccinations & Boosters · Greater London
The yearly appointment that isn't a battle.
Core vaccinations, annual boosters and kennel cough for dogs and cats — given at home, without the carrier drama.
Because the needle isn't the hard part. The carrier is.
Keeping up-to-date with vaccinations is one of the most important things you can do for your pet. Vaccines help to protect against potentially life-threatening diseases. This keeps your pet safe and also protects the wider pet community by reducing the spread of contagious illnesses.
The hardest part of vaccines is getting your pet to the vet: coaxing your dog into the car, extracting your cat from under the bed, or — the worst — navigating the tube with an anxious animal.
When we come to you, the stress doesn't happen. We do the injection on their own beds. Most pets barely notice. Plus, we have lots of time to answer any other questions about their health.
Every core vaccine, plus the ones most pets need.
The same vaccines your clinic gives, with the same manufacturers, stored the same way. Just delivered to your door.
DHP + leptospirosis (often with parainfluenza)
Distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and the leptospirosis (L4) strains recommended for UK dogs. Most UK combined vaccines also include parainfluenza, which contributes to kennel cough protection. First course as puppies; annual booster for adults.
Aligned with international veterinary guidance and UK veterinary consensus.
Kennel cough
A single intranasal dose, ideal before boarding, daycare, grooming or training classes. Can be given alongside the annual booster.
Kennel cough is charged as an add-on; no separate visit fee when given alongside a booster.
FVRCP + FeLV
Cat flu (herpesvirus and calicivirus) and panleukopenia, plus feline leukaemia for kittens and outdoor cats. First course as kittens; annual booster after that.
Indoor-only adult cats may not need FeLV — we'll help you decide at the visit.
Full starter course
Two injections about 3–4 weeks apart, from 8 weeks old. We'll write out the timing so you know exactly when the second visit needs to happen.
We also do microchipping at the same visit if it hasn't been done yet.
Myxomatosis + RVHD1 + RVHD2
One combined vaccine covers all three — the two strains of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease plus myxomatosis. UK guidance recommends vaccination twice a year, six months apart, to keep cover active against both strains. From 5 weeks old.
Aligned with the UK's Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund guidance and licensed product protocol. A newer highly virulent RVHD2 strain is emerging — we'll advise at the visit whether your rabbit should also have the single additional strain-specific dose.
Rabies — for UK travel
Required for pet passports and Animal Health Certificates. Needs at least 21 days between the vaccine and travel — book with plenty of notice.
We can also handle the Animal Health Certificate. See our travel page for details.
On making routine care easier.
“I know many owners who used to skip annual vaccinations because of the drama — and the trauma — of getting their pet to the vet, particularly households with multiple cats. There's no shame in it. Getting an anxious animal to the vet is difficult. This is one of the main reasons I started doing mobile visits: helping make routine care easier, so pets can live longer and healthier lives.”
Before, during, after.
No guesswork. Same rhythm every time.
Before
Tell us about your pet in our booking form — age, existing vaccination records, anything you've noticed. We'll confirm your booking and give you an arrival window. If you've got a vaccination card from a previous vet, having it to hand at the visit helps us keep continuity and match brands where needed (see FAQ).
During
The vet arrives with vaccines cooled and in-date, plus everything else they need. We do a short health check first — we don't vaccinate a pet that isn't healthy. The injections take seconds. Kennel cough is usually last, as a quick nasal spritz. Most pets are back to normal within five minutes.
After
You get a written summary the same day with exactly which vaccines were given, batch numbers for your records, and the date the next booster is due. We keep it all on your pet's record, so when you book next year we already know what's due.
One honest price list. Two easy paths.
If this is your first visit, your 60-minute home consultation is £99 — and your vet will give the vaccines at the same visit, charged at list price on top. Full vaccine price list is on our pricing page.
If you'd rather budget for a year at a time, Pack Membership at £39/month covers your annual booster, three home consultations and 15% off everything else.
The £99 first visit covers the call-out and 60-minute nose-to-tail health check for new households, one per pet. Vaccinations, kennel cough, rabies, medication, sedation and euthanasia are charged separately. Full list on our pricing page.
Wherever you are in London, we probably come there.
We cover all 33 London boroughs— from Barnet to Bromley, Richmond to Redbridge. Home visits are booked by postcode and we'll confirm availability when you book.
FAQ
The questions we hear most.
Reviews
What households actually tell us.
“Buster didn't even realise he was at the vet. He just thought someone nice came to visit.”
— Sarah, Clapham
“The vet arrived knowing Basil's history. She didn't ask me to explain the kidney results.”
— David, Richmond
“One visit, both cats done. No carriers. No day off work. Why doesn't everyone do this?”
— Amir, Hackney
What we do.
Boosters are a once-a-year appointment — but they're not all we do. Here's the rest of the routine-wellness care we bring to your door.
Most households book their booster in under a minute.
Tell us about your pet and we'll bring the vaccines to you. No carrier. No waiting room. No battle.
The £99 first visit covers the call-out and 60-minute nose-to-tail health check for new households, one per pet. Vaccinations, kennel cough, rabies, medication, sedation and euthanasia are charged separately. Full details on our pricing page.