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  • RCVS renewal fees increase by four per cent
    Blog SpotThe Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has announced a four per cent increase to its annual renewal fees.

    RCVS treasurer Tshidi Gardiner said that the council had tried to keep the fees to a minimum, while increasing the fees in line with inflation. It is a two per cent lower increase than in 2024.

    Fee notices will be sent to veterinary surgeons within the first two weeks of March, who will have until 1 April to pay for their annual renewal.

    Veterinary surgeons who do not pay their fee before 1 May will incur a higher fee of £36. Non-payment by 1 June could mean they are removed from the RCVS register.

    The veterinary nurse annual renewal period, taking place in autumn, will see the same percentage increase.


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