Animal Licensing Fees
New Application Fees
Licensing Activity | Application fee | Licence grant fee | Total |
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Boarding of animals - Up to 50 animals | £260 | £200 | £460 |
Boarding of animals - 51 or more animals | £295 | £230 | £525 |
Selling of animals (all types) | £280 | £215 | £495 |
Home boarding and day care | £245 | £180 | £425 |
Riding Establishments - Up to 10 horses | £280 | £215 | £495 |
Riding Establishments - 11 or more horses | £310 | £245 | £555 |
Keeping animals for exhibition (all types) | £230 | £165 | £395 |
Breeding - Up to 5 dogs | £230 | £165 | £395 |
Breeding - 6-10 dogs | £245 | £180 | £425 |
Breeding - 11 or more dogs | £260 | £200 | £460 |
*Additional veterinary surgeon fees will be applied separately to all new applications for riding establishments, breeding establishments and boarding of animals.
Renewal Fees
Licensing Activity | Application fee | Licence grant fee | Total |
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Boarding of animals - Up to 50 animals | £225 | £200 | £425 |
Boarding of animals - 51 or more animals | £255 | £230 | £485 |
Selling of animals (all types) | £240 | £215 | £455 |
Home boarding and day care | £210 | £180 | £390 |
Riding Establishments - Up to 10 horses | £240 | £215 | £455 |
Riding Establishments - 11 or more horses | £270 | £245 | £515 |
Keeping animals for exhibition (all types) | £190 | £165 | £355 |
Breeding - Up to 5 dogs | £190 | £165 | £355 |
Breeding - 6-10 dogs | £210 | £180 | £390 |
Breeding - 11 or more dogs | £225 | £200 | £425 |
*Additional veterinary surgeon fees will be applied separately to the renewal of riding establishments.
Variation of Fees
All licensing activities | Application fee | Grant fee | Total |
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Variation of licence to increase numbers of animals or activities | £90 | £40 | £130 |
Variation of licence to reduce number of animals or activities | N/A | £40 | £40 |
Request for re-inspection for re-rating | £90 | £40 | £130 |
*Additional veterinary surgeon fees will be applied separately to a variation to increase numbers at riding establishments and an increase in activities where appropriate.
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