Emergency?
Call us first.

A vet and a nurse are on site every hour of every day. Call on your way, so the team can prepare before you arrive.

Drive carefully. Keep your pet warm and still.

Bring any packaging if they ate something.

Bring their medication list if you have it.

24/7 emergency line+00 000 000 000 Call now

18 Linden Avenue · side entrance, ring the bell

When to come in now

Not sure if it’s urgent?

Tick anything you notice. This is a quick guide, not a diagnosis — if you are worried at all, call us.

This checklist is not medical advice. Only a vet who examines your pet can tell what is wrong.

Trouble breathing, or breathing with an open mouth (cats)Collapse, fainting or unable to standSeizure, or a seizure lasting more than a few minutesAte something that may be toxic (chocolate, medication, xylitol, lilies)Heavy bleeding that doesn’t stopStraining to pee with little or nothing coming outRepeated vomiting, or a swollen, hard bellyHit by a car or a bad fall, even if they seem fine

Find us at night

Side entrance, lights on.

After 20:00, use the side entrance on Linden Avenue and ring the bell. Parking right by the door.

18 Linden AvenueSide entrance after 20:00

Emergency consultation €90Treatment always estimated first

Emergency? Call us first.

Not sure if it’s urgent?

Side entrance, lights on.

Emergency?
Call us first.