Use Book online on this profile or call reception on the number under Contacts. Say whether this is a new animal, a vaccine year, or a follow-up, and whether you prefer Greek or English.

Bring any previous records, a list of food and medicines, and a stool sample if we asked for one. Keep cats in a secure carrier; dogs on a lead in the waiting room.

Street parking on Gladstonos and the side streets around the practice. The bay by the door is short-stay only — confirm on the day if you need extra time for an older dog.

Yes — when we already know the animal and it is clinically appropriate. Reception will send a join link. First visits stay in person.

This listing is for planned visits. If your animal collapses, cannot breathe, or is in severe pain, go to a 24-hour veterinary clinic. If a person is injured, call 112.

Dogs, cats, and common small indoor pets (rabbits, guinea pigs). Horses, farm animals, and wildlife need a different practice.

Routine procedures by arrangement at the practice. Complex or overnight cases are referred. Reception will say which visits need a fasting plan.

Consultations in Greek and English. Reception can take a booking in either.

Walk-ins are for very short questions when the list allows. Full exams need a booked slot so we are not rushing the animal in front of you.

Message reception with the animal name and the last visit date. Some repeats need a quick review first.

Yes, if you can travel to Limassol. I practise in Limassol district; the pin is the rooms on Gladstonos.

No. We explain options and likely next steps. Advertising follows Cyprus rules for veterinary professionals.