Spay / neuter cost in Oxford

Across 3 published practices, exact prices for spay / neuter in Oxford span £132 to £142. Petfair does not describe this heterogeneous procedure group as typical because it currently combines materially different services. Petfair also found 3 “from” prices; qualified prices are kept separate and do not affect the exact-price statistics.

Lowest exact

£132

Highest exact

£142

£132 low£142 high

Spay / neuter prices in Oxford — all clinics

Procedure

Medivet East Oxford - Oxford Animal Clinic

Part of Medivet

£142

Published fee · Spay / neuter

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  • OX4 2AG
  • Cat

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Procedure

Medivet North Oxford

Part of Medivet

£140

Published fee · Spay / neuter

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  • OX2 6HJ
  • Cat

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Procedure

Medivet Wheatley

Part of Medivet

£132

Published fee · Spay / neuter

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  • OX33 1JN
  • Cat

Published by clinic · Checked date unavailable

Prices collected from publicly listed clinic fee schedules. Last updated 2026-10-04. How we collect prices →

What affects spay / neuter prices in Oxford?

  • 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 / neuter cost in Oxford?
Across 3 published practices, exact prices for spay / neuter in Oxford span £132 to £142. Petfair does not describe this heterogeneous procedure group as typical because it currently combines materially different services. Petfair also found 3 “from” prices; qualified prices are kept separate and do not affect the exact-price statistics.
Why do spay / neuter prices vary so much?
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.
What is the lowest exact published spay / neuter price in this sample?
The lowest exact published price in this sample is £132. Petfair makes this comparison because at least two practices publish exact comparable prices.
Are the prices on Petfair up to date?
Prices are collected from clinic websites and fee schedules. Our data was last updated on 2026-10-04. Vet fees can change, so always confirm the current price directly with your clinic.

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