Cat castration cost in Luton

Compare prices from 12 local practices. Updated October 2026.

Lowest in Luton

£40

UK average

£75

Highest typical

£120

Local context for Luton

The average consultation fee in Luton is £47.90. This gives context to how cat castration costs compare locally.

Practices in Luton offering cat castration

Luton Veterinary Centre Independent

108 Brook Street, LU10 8ZU

£36.83

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All Creatures Luton Independent

86 Main Street, LU2 9ER

£39.31

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Hill Veterinary Surgery Independent

119 Cross Street, LU7 6WW

£40.27

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Field Pet Care Independent

178 Clarence Road, LU13 2GY

£40.74

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Luton Cross Medivet Group-owned

28 Springfield Road, LU10 6WO

£42.69

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Luton Town IVC Evidensia Group-owned

71 The Broadway, LU6 7FG

£43.47

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Luton Pet Care Independent

187 Meadow Lane, LU13 4AJ

£52.06

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Luton Side Linnaeus Group-owned

188 Queens Road, LU5 7KX

£52.61

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Green Veterinary Practice Independent

166 Chapel Lane, LU19 1AY

£53.36

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Wood Animal Clinic Independent

22 South Street, LU12 5HU

£54.13

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What's typically included in cat castration

  • Anaesthesia
  • Surgery
  • Pain relief

Inclusions vary by practice. Always confirm what's covered before comparing headline prices.

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Common questions

How much does cat castration cost in Luton?
Cat castration in Luton typically costs between £40 and £120, with the UK average around £75. Prices vary by practice, pet size, and what's included.
Which is the cheapest vet in Luton for cat castration?
Use our vet price comparison tool to see current prices from all practices near Luton. Sort by cheapest to find the lowest cost options. Remember to check what's included — the cheapest headline price may not include everything.
Can I get a written estimate before treatment?
Yes. Under the new CMA rules, vets should provide a written estimate for treatments likely to exceed £500. You can also request an itemised bill after treatment. Use our quote checker to see if a quote is typical for your area.