Dog castration cost in Bolton

Compare prices from 12 local practices. Updated October 2026.

Lowest in Bolton

£150

UK average

£250

Highest typical

£400

Local context for Bolton

The average consultation fee in Bolton is £45.18. This gives context to how dog castration costs compare locally.

Practices in Bolton offering dog castration

Wood Veterinary Clinic Independent

112 Meadow Lane, BL26 4QN

£36.93

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View Pet Care Independent

43 Church Street, BL17 9AC

£39.07

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Bolton CVS Group Group-owned

1 Forest Road, BL12 9FS

£39.47

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Bolton Medivet Group-owned

191 West Road, BL2 8DL

£41.58

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Town Animal Clinic Independent

57 Bridge Street, BL13 9MY

£41.59

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Bolton Vets Independent

43 High Street, BL30 8WB

£42.39

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Bolton Companion Care Group-owned

93 Church Lane, BL21 1IA

£43.30

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Bolton Animal Clinic Independent

20 Stanley Road, BL22 8IC

£46.37

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Bolton Heath Vets4Pets Group-owned

115 Church Street, BL6 2GW

£47.88

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Gate Animal Clinic Independent

187 London Road, BL22 1GZ

£49.36

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What's typically included in dog castration

  • Anaesthesia
  • Surgery
  • Pain relief
  • E-collar

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

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Common questions

How much does dog castration cost in Bolton?
Dog castration in Bolton typically costs between £150 and £400, with the UK average around £250. Prices vary by practice, pet size, and what's included.
Which is the cheapest vet in Bolton for dog castration?
Use our vet price comparison tool to see current prices from all practices near Bolton. 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.