Spay prices in Eastbourne
Compare 5 clinics with published prices — from £149 to £190. Updated 2026-05-17.
Eastbourne price range
Published priceCheapest
£149
Average
£164
Most expensive
£190
The average is a guide across published prices, not a quote — always confirm the final price with the clinic before booking.
Clinics offering spay in Eastbourne
| Clinic | Area | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
Rosebury VetsBest value Listed as: Rabbit Spay | BN22 9AQ | £149Published price | View prices |
01323 763949 Listed as: Cat Spay | BN23 7LU | £160Published price | View prices |
01323 640011 Listed as: Cat Spay | BN21 2DJ | £160Published price | View prices |
01323 487655 Listed as: Cat Spay | BN20 9SX | £160Published price | View prices |
01323 639331 Listed as: Cat Spay | BN22 7NL | £190Published price | View prices |
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- £160Published price
- £190Published price
Real published prices, not estimates— taken from publicly available clinic price lists where available. Clinics without a published price show as “Not listed”. Where a clinic uses a different name for this procedure, we show their original label above. How we collect prices.
What affects spay prices?
- Pet size and breed — larger animals require more anaesthetic and longer surgery
- Sex — spaying (female) is more complex than castration (male) and usually costs more
- Keyhole surgery — laparoscopic spay costs more but has a faster recovery
- Pre-operative blood tests — often offered as an optional extra
- Location — city-centre practices typically charge more
Neutering prices shown are the surgical fee only. Some clinics include pre-op health checks; others charge separately. Always confirm the full cost with your clinic before booking.
Frequently asked questions
How much does spay cost in Eastbourne?
Spay in Eastbourne costs from £149 to £190 based on prices from 5 local vet clinics. The average price is £164.
Why do spay prices vary between vets in Eastbourne?
Spay prices vary because pet size and breed — larger animals require more anaesthetic and longer surgery and sex — spaying (female) is more complex than castration (male) and usually costs more. Always confirm the full cost with your vet before booking.
How does Petfair collect vet prices in Eastbourne?
Petfair collects prices directly from clinic websites and published fee schedules. We do not call clinics or use estimated prices. Data is updated regularly. Prices may change — always verify with the clinic before booking.