Camberwell Clinic

Can you receive low-cost veterinary treatment at RSPCA Camberwell Clinic?

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If you would like your animals to receive low-cost veterinary treatment at the RSPCA Camberwell Clinic you will need to be able to prove that:

You live within the clinic catchment area

and

either you are receiving a state benefit accepted by the clinic

or your household is on a low income.

It is very important that you take evidence of the state benefit you are receiving or that you are on a low income, as well as proof of your identity and address, every time you visit the clinic. Failure to show these details may mean that the clinic is unable to provide treatment for your animal.

Please note that the RSPCA provides a reduced cost veterinary service. You will be asked to pay in full, on the day of treatment, for services and goods provided by the clinic.

Clinic catchment area

All addresses in the postcode areas: SW1–SW20, W1–W14, WC1, WC2, SE1–SE28, TW1-TW19, KT1-KT10, KT12, KT13, KT17-KT21, SM1-SM7, CR0-CR8, BR1-BR8, DA1, DA5-DA8, DA14-DA18, UB1-UB10, HA0-HA8.

Some addresses in postcode areas TW20, KT11, KT14-KT16, KT22, TN14, TN16.

Proof of identity and address can be in the form of passport, driving licence or a utility bill (such as gas, electric or water) which must have your name and address on it.
 

State benefits currently accepted by the clinic

• State retirement pension
• Employment and support allowance
• Pension credit
• Incapacity benefit
• Job seekers allowance
• Income support
• Working tax credit
• Bereavement benefit
• Housing benefit
• Severe disablement allowance
   

Household Income 

You will need to be able to prove that your household is on a low income. Proof can be in the form of a wage slip or bank statement. A low income is defined as a weekly household income of £200 or less.
 

Last Updated May 2011