CVS My Pet Health Plan
Review
CVS Group is the largest veterinary company in the UK, operating over 500 practices under various brand names. My Pet Health Plan provides core preventative treatments at a monthly cost, with savings over paying for each treatment individually.
Key Facts
Dogs/Month
£13–18
Cats/Month
£12–16
Practices
500+
Contract
12 months
Value (Dog)
£340/yr
Value (Cat)
£290/yr
Value Rating
3.5/5
Value Assessment
You Pay (Dog)
£156–£216/yr
Worth of Treatments
£340/yr
You Save
£124–£184/yr
Estimated value based on typical individual treatment costs in the UK. Actual savings may vary by location and practice.
What's Included
What's NOT Included
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Largest vet group — 500+ practices nationwide under various brands
- Often the cheapest health plan option
- Good core coverage of essential preventative treatments
- Available under many familiar local practice names
- Straightforward sign-up process
Cons
- Does NOT cover illness or accidents
- Fewer included extras compared to Vets4Pets or Companion Care
- Only one annual health check (not two)
- Discount percentage varies by practice
- Quality of experience can vary across the large network
Best For
Budget-conscious pet owners who want basic preventative care coverage at the lowest possible monthly cost.
Cancellation Policy
Early exit requires paying the balance of treatments already used.
Visit CVS Group
Check current plan details, pricing for your area, and sign up directly with the practice.
Visit WebsiteFrequently Asked Questions
CVS operates over 500 practices under various local brand names across the UK. Your local practice may be part of CVS even if it doesn't have CVS in the name. Ask your vet or check the CVS website.
At £12-18/month, it is typically the cheapest major health plan. The individual cost of vaccinations (£50-80), flea treatment (£100+/year), and worming (£40-60/year) usually exceeds the annual plan cost. However, it includes fewer extras than some competitors.
You Still Need Pet Insurance
Health plans cover routine care. Pet insurance covers illness, accidents, and emergencies. A cruciate ligament repair alone can cost £2,000-£4,000.
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