Vets in Berlin
Find vets in Berlin, compare local veterinary clinics, and explore services near you. Discover trusted vets for checkups, treatments, and emergency care.
Districts
Veterinary clinics
- Dipl vet med. Jörg Porada – Mitte
- Tierarztpraxis Dr. C. Lewandowski und Dr. S. Klug – Buckow
- Naturheilkunde für Tiere – Halensee
- Jana Rafael DVM – Prenzlauer Berg
- Tierheilpraxis Kreuzberg – Friedrichshain
- Tierarztpraxis Tierlieb – Westend
- Tierarztpraxis Claudia Handke – Prenzlauer Berg
- Mobile Hundephysio Sabrina Findeisen – Friedrichshain
- filu Tierarztpraxis Charlottenburg - Allgemein- und Notfallmedizin – Charlottenburg
- Tierarztpraxis Gasteiner Straße – Wilmersdorf
- Tierarztpraxis Alexandra Sypitzki – Charlottenburg
- Tierarztpraxis Galina Schirow GmbH – Hansaviertel
- Kleintierpraxis in der Torstraße – Mitte
- Tierarztpraxis am Urbanhafen – Kreuzberg
- Tierarztpraxis am Bundesplatz – Wilmersdorf
- Tierarzt Dr. Ferencz – Moabit
- Kleintiermedizin am Lützowufer – Tiergarten
- Dr. Miriam Oczipka – Charlottenburg
- Rex Tierarztpraxis – Neukölln
- Tierarztpraxis O.C. Lombardi – Britz
- Tierartzpraxis Gotthardt – Grunewald
- Tierarztpraxis Am Westend – Charlottenburg
- Dr. Wolfgang Hoffmann – Moabit
- Tierarztpraxis Otto Suhr – Charlottenburg
- Vogelpraxis - Avian and exotic animals – Charlottenburg
- Tierarztpraxis am Mauerpark – Prenzlauer Berg
- Dr. König – Schmargendorf
- Tierarztpraxis Oldenburger Straße – Moabit
- Tierarztpraxis am Lietzenseepark – Charlottenburg
- Dirk Oschika veterinary – Friedrichshain
- Tierarztpraxis Liegnitzer – Kreuzberg
- Tierarzt Bello & Co. – Neukölln
- Tierärztliche Praxis Beck – Neukölln
- Praxis für Tierzahnheilkunde – Westend
- Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis – Wilmersdorf
- Tierarztpraxis Wagner Berlin – Friedrichshain
- Tierarztpraxis Sonnenallee – Neukölln
- Tierarztpraxis am Wasserturm – Prenzlauer Berg
- Tierarztpraxis an den Allee-Arcaden – Prenzlauer Berg
- Tierarztpraxis und Tierphysiotherapie am Arnimplatz – Prenzlauer Berg
- Tierarztpraxis Laskawy – Friedrichshain
- Tierarztpraxis Sarah Watson – Neukölln
- Dr. Angelika Block – Halensee
- Tierarztpraxis PD Dr. med. vet. Thomas Göbel – Wilmersdorf
- Rex Tierarztpraxis – Prenzlauer Berg
- Tierarztpraxis im Frauenviertel - Firchow – Rudow
- Tierärztezentrum Birte Nannen – Neukölln
- Berliner Tierarztpraxis – Wilmersdorf
- Tierarztpraxis am Hermannplatz – Neukölln
- Tierarztpraxis am Velodrom – Prenzlauer Berg
Frequently asked questions
How much does a vet visit cost in Berlin?
Veterinary costs in Berlin depend on the type of treatment and the official German veterinary fee schedule (GOT). Prices may vary depending on the complexity of the case and whether it is an emergency.
Is there a 24-hour emergency vet in Berlin?
Some veterinary clinics in Berlin offer emergency services or extended hours. Availability can vary by district and day, so calling ahead is recommended.
Where can I find an emergency vet in Berlin on weekends?
Emergency coverage in Berlin may rotate between clinics, especially on weekends and public holidays. It's important to check opening hours or contact the clinic directly before visiting.
Which Berlin districts have the most veterinary practices?
Larger districts such as Mitte, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, and Pankow tend to have a higher concentration of veterinary clinics, though availability varies across neighborhoods.
Can I book a vet appointment online in Berlin?
Some veterinary practices in Berlin offer online booking, while others require phone appointments. It's best to check directly with the clinic.
What should I do if my pet needs urgent care outside normal hours?
If your pet shows severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, or sudden collapse, contact an emergency veterinary clinic immediately.
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