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Rough cost of getting bloods done

Alicia

Alicia

Mama Doe
Does anyone have any idea how much it costs? I have no idea and I’ve just had a big bill for the van so I’m trying to plan ahead so I don’t have any more shocks :oops::lol:
 
It really does depend on what blood tests are being run, what type of analysis they need and whether they can be done in-house or need to be sent away to an external lab. Something like an e.cuniculi titre test is maybe £50-80, other biochemistry tests maybe £40-150 depending on how many and what they are, blood glucose pin ***** in-house maybe £5. etc. It’s so hard to say. My cats complete geriatric blood panel is sent to the lab and that’s usually about £160 for loads of parameters.
 
Santa said:
It really does depend on what blood tests are being run, what type of analysis they need and whether they can be done in-house or need to be sent away to an external lab. Something like an e.cuniculi titre test is maybe £50-80, other biochemistry tests maybe £40-150 depending on how many and what they are, blood glucose pin ***** in-house maybe £5. etc. It’s so hard to say. My cats complete geriatric blood panel is sent to the lab and that’s usually about £160 for loads of parameters.
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I had no idea, and was just reading to gain knowledge:thumb: :lol: that it starred out pr1ck :lol:
 
Boos bloods were about £60 I think, not sure exactly what they entailed which I appreciate is not helpful. It was one of those lets check she is ok for GA ...yep - all values fine. I'd call & ask, I'm sure most vets appreciate planning, especially if it means they'll be paid in a timely fashion
 
Toby had two blood samples which where 120?? I wanna say? One for EC and something else and the other for a range of stuff. Not very helpful I'm aware :D

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Santa said:
It really does depend on what blood tests are being run, what type of analysis they need and whether they can be done in-house or need to be sent away to an external lab. Something like an e.cuniculi titre test is maybe £50-80, other biochemistry tests maybe £40-150 depending on how many and what they are, blood glucose pin ***** in-house maybe £5. etc. It’s so hard to say. My cats complete geriatric blood panel is sent to the lab and that’s usually about £160 for loads of parameters.
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This

Bloods done 'In House' are generally no more than about £30.00 max. But if sent to a Lab and depending on what specific tests are requested the costs can go up significantly, Some Vet Labs charge about £100.00 just for an EC Titre test :shock:

I'd ask you Vet for a quote, he/she should provide that.
 
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