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Rabies Vaccination

ABC Health Clinic provides rabies vaccinations at affordable prices in Crawley West Sussex.

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Located in Crawley and just ten minutes from Gatwick Airport.

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What is rabies?

Rabies Vaccination – ABC Health Clinic, Crawley
Protect yourself from a deadly but preventable disease.

At ABC Health Clinic in Crawley, we provide rabies vaccinations for travellers, animal workers, and anyone at risk of exposure.
 
Rabies is a serious viral disease that affects the brain and nervous system.

Once symptoms appear, rabies is almost always fatal — but it’s 100% preventable with prompt vaccination.

How it spreads:
Rabies is transmitted through the bite, scratch, or saliva of an infected animal.

Common rabies carriers include dogs, cats, bats, monkeys, and foxes.

High-risk areas:
Rabies is rare in the UK but is found in parts of Asia, Africa, Central and South America, and Eastern Europe


What are the symptoms of Rabies?

  • Fever, headache, and tingling at the bite site

  • Anxiety, confusion, and difficulty swallowing

  • Muscle spasms and hydrophobia (fear of water)

  • Paralysis, coma, and death (if untreated)

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Rabies vaccine at ABC Health Clinic

Our rabies vaccination service includes:

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  • Pre-exposure vaccination for travellers

  • Advice on rabies prevention and travel safety

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💷Price: £74 per dose (full course usually 3 doses is £222)


📍 Location: A4 The Annexe, Worth Corner, Turners Hill Road, Crawley, RH10 7SL

Who needs the rabies vaccine?

You may need a rabies vaccine if you:

  • Are travelling to high-risk countries 

  • Will be working with animals (e.g., vets, wildlife workers)

  • Plan to explore rural or remote areas abroad

  • May come into contact with stray animals

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📅 How to Book

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Booking is simple:

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❓ Rabies Vaccination FAQ

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1. How many doses do I need for rabies vaccination?
Usually three doses for pre-exposure protection. Accelerated course has 4 doses for full protection.

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2. How long before travel should I get my rabies vaccine?
Ideally at least one month before travel to allow time for the full course.

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3. Can rabies be cured?
Once symptoms start, rabies is almost always fatal — prevention is vital.

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4. Is the rabies vaccine safe?
Yes. It is well-tested, safe, and effective.

It can be safely administered to adults and children aged 2 and above.

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5. How much is it for the rabies vaccine?
The Rabies vaccine is £74 per a dose.

Standard course is 3 doses (day 0, 7 and 21 or 28) and this costs £222.

Accelerated course includes 4 doses and this costs ( £296)

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6. How long does the rabies vaccine last?

Most travellers do not need a booster dose.

A one-off booster dose is recommended if you are travelling to an area where rabies is a risk and it's been more than 1 year since you received the primary course of vaccinations.

If you at risk of rabies through your work, you may need a booster after 1 year, followed by regular boosters every few years.

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