Find verified veterinarians for home visits, in-clinic care, or video consultations. Present in 14 communities and provinces, from Alicante and Murcia to Bizkaia and La Rioja.
Choosing a house call veterinarian is the best way to ensure professional care without subjecting your pet to the stress of transportation or the environment of a clinic. The visit takes place in your home, a familiar space where your pet feels safe, which facilitates the clinical examination and improves the accuracy of the diagnosis.
This service is especially recommended for nervous, aggressive, geriatric, or mobility-impaired animals. It also allows the veterinarian to observe the animal in its natural environment, assessing factors such as coexistence, hygiene, and daily habits. For the owner, it offers convenience, saves time, and provides more personalized and attentive care, always prioritizing the animal's well-being.
House calls for veterinary consultations allow for general checkups, diagnoses, disease monitoring, and preventative care plans. The veterinarian performs a complete examination in a calm environment, reducing stress for the animal and improving cooperation during the consultation.
This type of care is ideal for managing chronic conditions, older animals, or situations requiring continuous observation, with clear explanations adapted to the animal's real environment.
Microchipping your pet at home is a convenient and secure service that complies with current regulations. Because it's done at home, it reduces stress for the animal and makes handling easier, especially for young, nervous, or easily transported animals.
It includes prior microchip verification, implantation, and advice on registration and responsible ownership.
Veterinary treatments at home , such as vaccinations, allow you to care for your pet's health without disrupting their routine or well-being. Before any treatment, the veterinarian assesses the animal's overall condition to ensure the procedure's safety and effectiveness.
Veterinary ultrasound at home is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that allows for the quick and accurate evaluation of internal organs. Thanks to portable equipment, abdominal and cardiac studies can be performed without moving the animal.
Home clinical testing includes the collection of blood, urine, or other fluid samples necessary for the diagnosis and monitoring of diseases. Sample collection at home reduces stress and allows for safer handling of the animal.
Ideal for routine checks, treatment monitoring and early diagnosis, contributing to complete and personalized veterinary care.
Home skin surgeries include minor procedures such as the removal of small growths, abscesses, or simple sutures. Each case is assessed beforehand to ensure the procedure can be performed safely at home.
The family environment reduces pre-operative stress and promotes a calmer recovery, with clear guidelines for post-operative care.
Issuing veterinary certificates at home simplifies legal procedures without requiring travel. These certificates may be necessary for travel, official registrations, or regulated activities.
The veterinarian performs a preliminary examination to verify that the animal meets the required standards, offering a comfortable, professional and reliable service.
We offer veterinary advice on health management for farms and zoological facilities. This service helps ensure compliance with health regulations, animal welfare standards, and required documentation, preventing errors and streamlining procedures.
Request an appointment through this linkTelephone veterinary consultations allow you to resolve doubts, follow up and assess the urgency of a case without the need for immediate travel.
Controlling infectious and parasitic diseases in homes is essential to protect the health of both animals and people. Special attention is given to zoonoses , diseases transmissible between animals and humans.
The veterinarian assesses risks, establishes prevention plans, and advises on hygiene and sanitation measures in the home, reducing the spread of diseases.
Primarily for dogs and cats, although it can also be adapted for horses, sheep, goats, pigs, birds, cattle, and other animals depending on the situation. It is especially useful for nervous, geriatric, or mobility-impaired animals, or in multi-pet households.
Yes, provided the procedure is suitable for home use. The veterinarian assesses each case and only performs at home procedures that can be carried out safely, hygienically, and with clinical guarantees.
The main benefit is the reduction of stress for the animal by allowing it to remain in its familiar environment. In addition, travel is avoided, time is saved, and the animal receives more personalized care.
Yes, absolutely possible. Before vaccinating, the veterinarian performs an examination and adapts the vaccination schedule to the animal's specific needs.
If a pathology is detected that requires tests or treatments that cannot be performed at home, the veterinarian will inform the owner and provide guidance on the next steps, including referral to a veterinary center if necessary.
The price may vary depending on the service and travel distance, but in many cases it is worth it for the time saved, the convenience and the personalized attention.
The veterinarian uses safe and gentle handling techniques, adapted to the animal's behavior. The home environment often reduces the animal's anxiety compared to an unfamiliar clinic.
Yes, including blood and urine sample collection, ultrasounds and x-rays with portable equipment.
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