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Midsomer Pet Club

Lifelong preventative care, great savings and more peace of mind

Keeping your pet happy and healthy shouldn’t be complicated.

The Midsomer Pet Club is our preventative healthcare membership, designed to help you spread the cost of your pet’s routine care across convenient monthly payments while benefiting from regular health checks, essential preventative treatments and exclusive member discounts.

Choose from our Standard membership or upgrade to Platinum for our most comprehensive level of cover, including unlimited face-to-face vet consultations.

Choose your membership

Standard Midsomer Pet Club

Everything your pet needs for excellent routine preventative healthcare.

Standard membership includes:

Annual booster vaccinations
Comprehensive health checks
Year-round flea, tick and worm protection for dogs and cats
Rabbit parasite and fly-strike prevention where appropriate
Microchipping
Six-monthly health checks
Annual urine screening for eligible pets
Dental health advice
Nail clipping for cats, dogs and rabbits*
Anal gland expression*
Weight clinics
No administration charge for insurance claims
Exclusive discounts on selected treatments, medications, food and waiting-room products
No joining fee
No annual renewal fee
Fixed membership pricing for 12 months

Standard monthly prices

Dogs

Size	Monthly price
Extra Small – under 4kg	£19.00
Small – 4.1–10kg	£20.00
Medium – 10.1–25kg	£21.25
Large – 25.1–40kg	£23.50
Extra Large – over 40kg	£26.50
Test then Treat	£26.50

Typical saving for dogs: £100–£170 per year

Cats

Plan	Monthly price
All cats	£19.00
Test then Treat	£19.00

Typical saving for cats: around £80 per year

Rabbits

Size	Monthly price
Small – under 5kg	£12.00
Large – over 5.1kg	£14.00

Go further with Midsomer Pet Club Platinum

Our most comprehensive membership ever

Want even greater reassurance?

Midsomer Pet Club Platinum includes the benefits of our preventative healthcare membership, with one major addition:

Unlimited face-to-face vet consultations**

That means you can speak to our veterinary team when something doesn’t seem quite right without worrying about the cost of a standard consultation each time.

Whether you have noticed a new lump, your pet has developed an upset stomach, their behaviour has changed or you simply want the reassurance of having them checked, Platinum makes it easier to ask for help early.

Platinum membership includes:

Unlimited face-to-face vet consultations
Annual vaccinations
Regular preventative health checks
Flea, tick and worm treatments as applicable
Preventative healthcare throughout the year
20% off dental descaling and assessment
10% off other dental treatments
10% off food and waiting-room products
Personalised ongoing care from the Midsomer Vets team
All the benefits included within your applicable Midsomer Pet Club preventative healthcare plan

Platinum monthly prices

Dogs
£34.50 per month

Cats
£32.50 per month

Rabbits

£25.50 per month\

Why join the Midsomer Pet Club?

Prevent problems before they become bigger

Regular health checks allow our team to monitor your pet throughout their life and identify changes as early as possible.

Spread the cost

Instead of paying for your pet’s routine preventative healthcare all at once, your membership is paid by convenient monthly Direct Debit.

Save on everyday veterinary care

Membership includes preventative healthcare alongside valuable discounts on a range of treatments and products.

More reassurance with Platinum

With unlimited consultations included in Platinum membership, there’s less reason to wait and wonder when you’re concerned about your pet.

Care throughout their life

From young pets through to their senior years, regular preventative care helps us get to know your pet and provide advice tailored to their individual needs.

One plan. Complete care.

Because they’re family.

We want you to feel confident that your pet has access to high-quality preventative healthcare throughout their life.

Whether you choose Standard for comprehensive routine preventative care or Platinum for the added reassurance of unlimited consultations, Midsomer Pet Club makes looking after your pet simpler and more affordable.

Join Midsomer Pet Club today

Speak to our friendly team to find the right membership for your pet.

Call: 01761 412132
WhatsApp: 07700 152768
Visit: www.midsomervets.co.uk

Or ask a member of our team about joining at your next visit.

*Routine procedures only; exclusions may apply.

**Unlimited consultations apply to members and cover eligible face-to-face consultations. Out-of-hours emergency visits are excluded. Full membership terms and conditions apply.

Midsomer Pet Club is a preventative healthcare plan and is not pet insurance.

Give your pet life-long preventative care whilst saving money too!

Midsomer Pet Club membership includes Health Checks, Flea & Worm treatments, vaccination boosters plus great discounts on routine services and products.

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Anaesthesia and Surgery

Should your pet require a procedure or surgery under anaesthesia, you can be confident that they will be cared for by our experienced and dedicated veterinary team.

We take anaesthetic safety seriously and use modern multi-parameter monitoring equipment throughout procedures. This allows our team to continually monitor important vital signs, including blood pressure, oxygen levels, carbon dioxide levels, heart rate and more, helping us provide the highest standard of care before, during and after your pet’s procedure.

Our experienced veterinary surgeons perform a wide range of procedures, from routine operations such as neutering through to more complex and emergency surgeries, including abdominal procedures.

For cases requiring additional expertise, we also work with visiting advanced practitioners and specialists who can provide support with more complex procedures, including orthopaedic surgery. This means that, wherever possible, your pet can receive advanced surgical care in a familiar and supportive environment.

Save 20% on neutering

All members of the Midsomer Pet Club receive 20% off neutering procedures, and also benefit from a wide range of further savings and treatments.

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Dental Care

Dental health is an important part of your pet’s overall wellbeing. Around 80% of cats and dogs develop some form of dental disease by just three years of age. Pets are also very good at hiding dental pain, meaning significant problems can easily go unnoticed.

Good dental hygiene, including regular tooth brushing, can help prevent disease. However, tartar and dental problems often develop with age, so regular checks and professional descaling, polishing and a full dental assessment under anaesthesia can help keep your pet’s mouth healthy and pain-free.

To make preventative dental care easier to budget for, we offer fixed-price dental descaling and assessment.

Dental X-Rays

Some painful dental conditions are hidden below the gumline. Problems such as feline resorptive lesions and broken or diseased roots may not be visible during a routine examination. Dental X-rays allow us to identify this hidden disease and choose the most appropriate treatment.

Dental Treatment

Our experienced veterinary team performs both routine and surgical dental extractions, using local anaesthetic nerve blocks to help keep your pet comfortable.

We have invested in modern dental equipment and instruments, helping us provide effective treatment and get your pet back to a comfortable, pain-free mouth as quickly as possible.

Get up to 20% off in-house dental treatment

All members of the Midsomer Pet Club receive 20% off dental descaling and assessment plus 10% off further dental procedures such as extractions

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Laboratory and Imaging

Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic imaging allows us to look inside your pet’s body in a safe and non-invasive way, helping us investigate symptoms, identify injuries and diagnose a wide range of medical conditions.

Our imaging facilities include digital X-rays, which can be used to assess bones, joints, the chest and abdomen, as well as ultrasound, which provides detailed images of internal organs and soft tissues. Depending on the investigation required, your pet may occasionally need sedation or a short anaesthetic to help us obtain the best quality images while keeping them comfortable.

Our veterinary team will explain any recommended imaging, what it involves and discuss the findings with you.

In-House Laboratory

Our in-house laboratory allows us to rapidly process blood samples, assessing organ function and blood cells within minutes. Having results available quickly can be particularly valuable when caring for pets that are acutely unwell or when making decisions before a procedure or surgery.

Microscope examinations are also an important part of our diagnostic work. We use microscopy to examine samples including urine, skin and ear samples, helping us investigate a variety of conditions. We can also perform cultures to check for bacterial infections and help select the most appropriate antibiotics when required.

For more specialised testing, some samples need to be sent to external laboratories. We have overnight courier collections, allowing samples to arrive at the laboratory the following morning and helping us receive results as promptly as possible.

By combining diagnostic imaging, in-house testing and access to specialist external laboratories, we can investigate your pet’s condition efficiently and provide informed, individualised care.

Midsomer Pet Club members receive annual urine screening

Annual urine screening detects signs of diabetes, urinary tract infections, and kidney disease, as well as allowing early detection of other abnormalities and health conditions. Just one of the ways that the Midsomer Pet Club helps keep your pet in good health.

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Veterinary Nurse Clinics

Supporting Your Pet’s Health and Wellbeing

Our Veterinary Nurse Clinics provide practical advice, preventative healthcare and ongoing support throughout your pet’s life.

Our experienced veterinary nurses can help with a wide range of routine healthcare needs, from young pets through to their senior years.

What can our nurse clinics help with?

Depending on your pet’s individual needs, appointments may include:

Weight clinics – weight checks, body condition assessments and tailored weight-management advice
Dental checks – advice on keeping teeth and gums healthy at home
Nail clipping
Microchipping
Puppy and kitten advice – support with feeding, preventative healthcare and general care
Senior pet clinics – helping monitor your pet as they get older
Post-operative checks – monitoring recovery and wound healing where appropriate
Bandage and dressing changes
Parasite prevention advice – guidance on flea, tick and worm treatments
Nutrition advice – helping you choose an appropriate diet for your pet
General health and wellbeing advice

Join the Pet Health Plan for unlimited access to select nurse clinics

All members of the Pet Health Plan receive unlimited access to nail clips, weight clinics, dental advice and more, also benefit from a wide range of further savings and treatments.

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Veterinary Behaviour Therapy

Behavioural problems can affect your pet’s wellbeing and your relationship with them. Veterinary Behaviour Therapy looks at why a behaviour is happening, considering both your pet’s physical health and emotional wellbeing.

Meet Katie Wonham

Katie Wonham PhD BSc BVSc MRCVS has a passion for animal behaviour and helping pets and their families.

Katie gained a BSc in Animal Welfare and Behaviour and has previous experience with the University of Bristol, Langford’s Behaviour Department.

As a veterinary surgeon, Katie can assess behavioural concerns from both a medical and behavioural perspective, helping to identify possible underlying causes and create an individual treatment plan.

How Can We Help?

Veterinary Behaviour Therapy can help with:

Anxiety and fear
Separation-related problems
Noise phobias
Aggression and reactivity
Behaviour changes
Problems with other pets or people
Toileting problems
Repetitive or compulsive behaviours

Each pet is different. Following assessment, Katie can provide a personalised plan which may include changes at home, behaviour modification techniques and, where appropriate, medication.

Book a Consultation

If you are concerned about your pet’s behaviour, contact our team to find out whether a Veterinary Behaviour Therapy consultation with Katie could help.

Interested in behaviour therapy for your pet?

For more information or a preliminary chat about whether we can help, call 01761 412132 or use the WhasApp button at the top of the page

Canine Physiotherapy

We offer expert, physiotherapy for dogs of all ages — from active pets to senior companions. Each session includes a thorough assessment, followed by a tailored mix of manual and electrotherapies, plus a personalised exercise plan.

Physiotherapy can be supported by laser therapy within the practice plus referral to local hydrotherapy centres to assist mobility and muscular strength.

Whether your dog is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or living with an orthopaedic or neurological condition, we’re here to support their comfort, mobility, and quality of life.

With gentle, evidence-based care, we help your dog move better, feel better, and stay active for longer.

Call us today to on 01761 412132 reserve an appointment with Mia.

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Veterinary Laser Therapy

Helping Reduce Pain and Support Healing

Laser therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that can help reduce pain and inflammation, improve mobility and support healing.

It is quick, comfortable and can be used alongside other treatments to help pets with both short-term injuries and long-term conditions.

How can laser therapy help?

Laser therapy uses targeted light to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. It may help to:

Reduce pain and inflammation
Improve joint comfort and mobility
Support wound and tissue healing
Aid recovery following surgery or injury
Manage arthritis and other chronic conditions

What can it be used for?

Laser therapy may be recommended for:

Arthritis and joint pain
Muscle, tendon and ligament injuries
Sprains and strains
Back and neck discomfort
Wounds and soft-tissue injuries
Post-operative recovery

What happens during treatment?

Treatment is painless and non-invasive, and most pets find it relaxing. Sessions are usually short, with a treatment plan tailored to your pet’s individual needs.

Could laser therapy help your pet?

Our veterinary team can assess your pet and advise whether laser therapy could be a beneficial part of their treatment plan.

Contact us today to find out more or book an assessment.