Our next Eye Test Events will take place on:
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Sunday 25th October 2026
Holbeach, Lincs.
Haycroft Kennels, Haycroft Lane, Spalding, Lincs. PE12 8LB
Sunday 20th December 2026
King’s Lynn, Norfolk
Wereham Village Hall, Church Rd, Wereham, King’s Lynn, Norfolk PE33 9AP
Saturday 9th January 2027
Worksop, Notts.
Langold Village Hall, 3 Markham Rd, Langold, Worksop S81 9SW
Sunday 10th January 2027
Preston, Lancs.
Beacon Veterinary Centre, 12 Bridge St, Garstang, Preston PR3 1YB
Future events (booking opens two months before event date):
Newmarket, Suffolk. Sunday 24th January 2027
Maidstone, Kent. Sunday 7th February 2027
Deposit and registration
Your appointment booking will require a non-refundable administration deposit fee for each dog booked. Current charges are below. Each booking must be accompanied by a completed Registration Form for each dog.
Before booking, refer to our conditions and please ensure you have all of your dog’s details to hand including the RKC registration certificate (if applicable), date of birth and microchip number.
Test charges
After paying your deposit for each dog, the remaining balance will need to be settled at the venue or by bank transfer. The test charges are:
Deposit: £22 per dog
Routine eye test: £72 each (£50 following deposit)
Gonioscopy eye test: £72 each (£50 following deposit)
Combined eye test: £144 each (£122 following deposit)
Prices include VAT. VAT Registration Number: 425455693.
Litter screen appointments
If you would like to book a litter screen please email hello@jovo.org.uk for fees and appointments.
Home Visits
We understand that it is difficult for some breeders with many dogs, particularly of larger breeds, to attend our clinics. For this reason, we do offer some home visits. There must be a minimum of 15 dogs that require testing, you must be within a reasonable travelling distance and have adequate facilities for us to perform the testing. To enquire about a home visit please email us at hello@jovo.org.uk
Which test does my dog need?
All breeds should have the routine eye test performed on an annual basis (this can be delayed if there is a pause in breeding). The gonioscopy eye test is only recommended in certain breeds and should be performed every 3 years.
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