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Veterinarians salary in South East

Full-time average annual pay in South East

Data not disclosed

2025 · high suppression

The pay range is withheld at region level for this role. See full methodology →

Skilled Worker visa minimum

£49,500

Employment patterns

  • 69% of Veterinarians work full-time
  • 18% are self-employed
  • 98.5% of employees have permanent contracts

How Veterinarians pay varies by region

London is the highest-paying region for veterinarians at £49,971 — 10% above the UK median. Wales is lowest at £32,285.

UK median £45,362

Veterinarians median and mean salary by UK region, sorted highest to lowest.
RegionMedianvs UK
London
£49,971
£49,971Mean £51,572
+10%
North West
£45,577
£45,577Mean £45,984
±0%
Yorkshire and the Humber
£40,977
£40,977Mean £40,922
-10%
South East (current region)
£40,658
£40,658Mean £39,534
-10%
East of England
£37,834
£37,834Mean £38,682
-17%
South West
£37,527
£37,527Mean £38,890
-17%
Scotland
£36,517
£36,517Mean £39,467
-19%
West Midlands
£35,537
£35,537Mean £37,023
-22%
East Midlands
£32,951
£32,951Mean £36,695
-27%
North East
£32,776
£32,776Mean £34,755
-28%
Wales
£32,285
£32,285Mean £33,980
-29%

Sorted highest median to lowest. The vertical line marks the UK median (£45,362); ‘Vs UK median’ compares each region’s median to it. Suppressed values mean ONS withheld this figure because the sample was too small to publish.

How veterinarians pay in South East has changed over time

Median annual pay for veterinarians in South East by year, shown against the UK-wide median (Source: ONS ASHE). The shaded band is the UK-wide 25th–75th percentile range — ONS does not publish percentile ranges at region level.

South East median

UK median

UK-wide 25th–75th percentile range

Pre-2021 figures mapped from SOC 2010 via ONS concordance table

How the figures are sourced

Data sources: Official UK earnings data (2025 provisional)(opens in new tab)

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