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Vaccines & Health6 min readUpdated 2026-10-05

How Much Is Cat and Dog Vaccination in the Philippines? (2026 Prices)

Vaccine prices differ a lot between clinics and cities. Here are realistic 2026 price ranges for cats and dogs, what a full first year costs, and how to lower the bill without skipping protection.

By MyFurPet Veterinary Care Team
Quick Answer

Expect about ₱650–₱950 per 4-in-1 dose for cats and ₱550–₱850 per 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 dose for dogs in Metro Manila private clinics. Anti-rabies is ₱300–₱500, and is often free at city veterinary offices. A puppy's first year of core vaccines and deworming is roughly ₱2,500–₱4,000 before consultation fees.

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Vaccine and vet price list (2026)

ServicePrivate clinic (Metro Manila / Cebu)Provincial clinicCity vet / LGU
Cat 4-in-1 (FVRCP), per dose₱650 – ₱950₱550 – ₱800Rarely offered
Dog 5-in-1 / 6-in-1, per dose₱550 – ₱850₱450 – ₱650Rarely offered
Anti-rabies, per dose₱300 – ₱500₱250 – ₱400Often free
Deworming, per dose₱150 – ₱300₱100 – ₱200Free during campaigns
Kennel cough (dogs)₱600 – ₱900₱500 – ₱750Not offered
Vet consultation₱350 – ₱700₱200 – ₱450Often free

These are estimates, not fixed prices. Clinics set their own fees, so call two or three before booking.

First-year vaccination budget

PetWhat it coversRough total
Puppy3 core doses, rabies, deworming₱2,500 – ₱4,000
Kitten2–3 4-in-1 doses, rabies, deworming₱1,900 – ₱3,900
Adult dog (yearly)Core booster + rabies₱900 – ₱1,350
Adult cat (yearly)4-in-1 booster + rabies₱950 – ₱1,400

Totals exclude consultation fees, flea and tick control, and any treatment for illness.

How to save on pet vaccination

  • Get the anti-rabies shot free at your city or municipal veterinary office or a barangay drive.
  • Ask clinics for package prices on the full puppy or kitten series.
  • Compare clinic fees, but do not choose by price alone. Use a licensed vet and a proper cold chain.
  • Never buy vaccines online to inject yourself; a broken cold chain makes them useless and travel permits need a vet signature.
  • Keep a digital record so you never repeat a shot because the booklet was lost.

What affects the price

  • Location: Metro Manila and Cebu clinics usually cost more than provincial ones.
  • Vaccine brand and type, such as 5-in-1 versus 8-in-1 for dogs.
  • Whether a consultation or home visit fee is added.
  • Your pet's age and how many doses the vet recommends.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How much is cat vaccination in the Philippines?

A 4-in-1 dose is about ₱650 to ₱950 in Metro Manila private clinics and ₱550 to ₱800 in provincial clinics. Anti-rabies is ₱300 to ₱500, and often free at city veterinary offices.

How much is dog vaccination in the Philippines?

A 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 dose is about ₱550 to ₱850 in private clinics and ₱450 to ₱650 in provincial clinics. Add ₱300 to ₱500 for anti-rabies unless you use a free drive.

How much does a full puppy vaccination cost?

Roughly ₱2,500 to ₱4,000 for the first year, covering 3 core doses, rabies and deworming, before consultation fees.

Is the anti-rabies vaccine free in the Philippines?

Often yes. Many city and municipal veterinary offices and barangay drives give free anti-rabies shots, especially during Rabies Awareness Month in March.

Why do vaccination prices differ between clinics?

Clinics set their own fees, which depend on location, the vaccine brand, and whether a consultation fee is added.

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