Pet Vaccinations in Wolverhampton

Pet Vaccinations Wolverhampton. Safeguard your pet’s well-being with essential vaccinations

Caring for your furry family members

At Rock House Vets in Wolverhampton, we believe every pet deserves the best protection against infectious disease. Our experienced veterinary team provides thorough, personalised vaccination services for dogs, cats, and rabbits, tailored to your pet’s age, breed, and lifestyle.

At Rock House Veterinary Clinic, we’re proud to be your local Vets in Wolverhampton, caring for pets from across Wolverhampton,  including Penn, Bilston, Wednesfield, Bushbury, Oxley, and Heath Town. As well as the wider West Midlands. Every vaccination appointment includes a full health check, so you can be confident your pet is in great hands.

Our Vaccination Services

Cat Vaccinations at Rock House Vets

Cat Vaccinations

Dog Vaccinations at Rock House Vets

Dog Vaccinations

Rabbit Vaccinations at Rock House Vets

Rabbit Vaccinations

Book a pet vaccination in Wolverhampton

Contact Rock House Vets to discuss vaccines for Dogs, cats and rabbits, or monthly health care plan options.

Pet Vaccinations

From routine vaccinations to protect against common diseases like distemper, parvovirus, and rabies, to vaccines for specific lifestyle factors or travel requirements, we prioritise your pet’s well-being every step of the way. With our professional and personalised care, you can trust Rock House Vets to help your pets lead long, healthy lives full of vitality and joy.

Our clinic in Tettenhall is conveniently located for pet owners across Wolverhampton, and we regularly see patients from Walsall, Dudley, Willenhall, and across the West Midlands.

 Pet Vaccination FAQs

How much do pet vaccinations cost in Wolverhampton?

We offer Silver and Gold Starter Packages for puppies and kittens, including a health check, microchip, and insurance cover. We also offer a monthly Vetsure Health Plan to spread the cost of annual vaccinations and routine care.

Call Rock House Vets on 01902 271 757 for current Pet Vaccination pricing.

Do indoor pets need vaccinating?

Yes. Indoor cats and rabbits remain at risk; viruses like parvovirus and RHD2 can be carried in on shoes, clothing, hay, or via insect bites. We recommend vaccinations for all pets, regardless of whether they go outside.

What vaccines does my dog need every year?

All dogs need an annual leptospirosis (Lepto 2 or Lepto 4) booster. Dogs attending kennels or day care also need an annual kennel cough vaccine. The core DHPPi vaccine is typically boosted every three years.

See our full dog vaccinations page for more details.

My pet has missed their booster, is it too late?

Never. We can restart a vaccination programme at any point. Depending on the gap, your vet may recommend repeating part of the course.

Contact Rock House Vets, and we’ll advise on the best approach for your pet.

Can my puppy or kitten go outside before they're fully vaccinated?

We recommend keeping them indoors until one week after completing their primary course.

Visit our puppy vaccination or kitten vaccination pages for full schedule details, or call us to book an appointment.

Do you offer travel vaccinations and animal healthcare certificates?

Yes. As of April 2026, EU pet passports are no longer valid for travel from Great Britain; you now need an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) for every trip to the EU. Rock House Vets is authorised to issue AHCs alongside rabies vaccinations. Your pet must be microchipped and vaccinated at least 21 days before the AHC can be issued, and the certificate must be dated within 10 days of travel.

Please contact Rock House Vets well in advance of your travel date to ensure everything is in place in time.