We offer a low-cost veterinary clinic for individuals in receipt of a means tested benefit within our Gloucestershire and South Cotswolds community.

We offer weekly 10-minute appointments, every Tuesday at our rehoming centre in Cam, Dursley to help with minor conditions.

We also run free drop-in welfare sessions in the local community. These outreach clinics are held intermittently at local community centres, food banks, churches and the like. Come along with your pet for free health checks, flea and worming treatments, microchipping, and medication.

Please get in touch with our Reception team to enquire about the date and location of our next drop-in clinic.

In order to comply with RCVS standards, we must declare any veterinary treatment administered to our clients’ pets with their registered veterinary practice, and ensure that they have access to an out-of-hours/emergency veterinary provision.

CDCH do not provide an out-of-hours/emergency service, so if your animal is not registered with a veterinary practice, you will be referred to Vale Vets in Dursley for any out-of-hours/emergency treatment you should require as a result of the treatment given by our Vet.

Please note that the emergency/out-of-hours service is chargeable at the rate set by Vale Vets and all fees must be paid at the time of your appointment. Vale Vets can be contacted on 01453 542 092 for their emergency/out-of-hours service.

As well as our clinics, we also offer support through neutering and help voucher schemes, further details on these have been provided below. 

For more information on how to access our welfare schemes, to register for our services and to see our full terms and conditions, please click here.