Rabies vaccination consultation
A focused discussion to help you understand whether rabies vaccination is right for you and your plans.
- Clear advice on rabies risk and prevention
- Personalised recommendations based on your plans
- Time to ask questions and feel reassured
- Practical next steps you can act on
When to book and how many doses
Book travel vaccinations at least 4–8 weeks before departure where possible. Some vaccines need two or three doses spaced weeks apart — we confirm the schedule for your destination during your consultation. For urgent travel, contact us and we will advise what can still be completed in time.
Consultation fees are payable when you attend (£240). We do not take payment online at booking unless a specific service states otherwise.
Personal risk discussion
Talk through where you are going and what you will be doing, so advice is matched to your situation.
Clear recommendations
Leave with a straightforward plan on whether vaccination is recommended and what to do next.
Efficient and discreet appointment
A calm, private conversation with time to cover the essentials without feeling rushed.
What this appointment involves
You will discuss your travel or activity plans and any factors that may affect rabies risk. You can ask questions and get clear guidance on whether vaccination is recommended for you. You will leave with practical next steps, including what to arrange and when.
Plans and exposure risk
We will talk about destinations, length of stay, and activities that may increase the chance of contact with animals.
Prevention and safety advice
Simple steps to reduce risk, including what to do if you are bitten or scratched while away.
Consultation fees are payable when you attend (£240). We do not take payment online at booking unless a specific service states otherwise.
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These are the key things you can expect to come away with after your appointment.
Health and medicines review
A quick review of relevant health conditions, regular medicines, allergies, and previous vaccine reactions.
Rabies risk assessment
Advice based on where you are going and what you will be doing, including animal contact risks.
Vaccination suitability guidance
Clear explanation of whether rabies vaccination is appropriate for you, and what the course may involve.
Timing and planning
Guidance on when to start so you can complete the course in good time for your plans.
After-exposure guidance
Simple, practical advice on what to do if you are bitten or scratched, and why quick action matters.
Who this is for
This is for anyone who wants personalised rabies prevention advice before travel or higher-risk activities.
People travelling abroad
Especially if you will be spending time in areas where contact with animals is more likely.
Volunteers and long-stay travellers
Useful if you are visiting for longer, staying rurally, or expect frequent interaction with local communities.
People expecting animal contact
For those working with animals or doing activities where bites or scratches could happen.
Frequently Asked Questions
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