At Vet33 veterinary clinic in Valencia, we offer veterinary care for dogs and cats with a close, professional and family-oriented approach. If you live in Valencia and feel more comfortable speaking English, we can help you understand your pet’s health needs clearly and calmly.
We are located in Russafa, Valencia, and for more than 30 years we have been caring for pets and supporting families through preventive care, diagnosis, treatment, surgery, rehabilitation, emergency guidance and everyday veterinary advice. We know that a pet is not “just an animal”: they are part of your home, your routine and your family.
English-speaking veterinary care in Valencia
Visiting a veterinarian in another country can sometimes feel stressful, especially when you need to explain symptoms, understand a diagnosis or make decisions about treatment. Our goal is to make communication easier and help you feel informed at every step.
We take time to listen to what has changed in your pet’s behaviour, appetite, mobility, energy or habits. These details matter. Families know their animals better than anyone, and your observations help us understand what may be happening.
- Clear communication: we explain findings, options and next steps in a way that is easy to understand.
- Personalised attention: every dog and cat is different, so we adapt care to age, lifestyle, health history and temperament.
- Support for international families: we help English-speaking pet owners feel more confident when seeking veterinary care in Valencia.
- Respectful handling: we understand that many pets feel nervous at the clinic, so we try to make visits as calm as possible.
- Long-term health planning: we focus not only on treating illness, but also on prevention and quality of life.
Veterinary services for dogs and cats
Vet33 provides a wide range of veterinary services for dogs and cats. Depending on your pet’s needs, we may recommend preventive care, diagnostic tests, treatment plans, follow-up visits or referral to more specific services within the clinic.
- General veterinary consultations: health checks, clinical examinations and assessment of symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, coughing, pain, tiredness or changes in behaviour.
- Preventive medicine: vaccination plans, parasite control, routine check-ups, dental care advice, nutrition and senior pet monitoring.
- Veterinary laboratory: blood tests, urine tests, faecal tests, cytology and other diagnostic support when needed.
- Emergency veterinary support: urgent care guidance and a 24-hour emergency phone number in Valencia for situations that cannot wait.
- Surgery: assessment, preparation, surgical procedures and post-operative follow-up, always with attention to safety and recovery.
- Rehabilitation and mobility care: support for pets with pain, arthritis, injuries, post-surgical recovery or age-related mobility issues.
- Behavioural support: help with anxiety, fear, stress, aggression, elimination problems or changes in behaviour.
Preventive veterinary care
Preventive care is one of the most important parts of veterinary medicine. Many diseases can develop silently, especially in cats and senior dogs. Regular check-ups help us detect changes early and create a care plan that fits your pet’s stage of life.
Preventive care may include vaccination, internal and external parasite control, dental health assessment, weight management, blood tests, urine tests and specific check-ups for senior pets. The aim is simple: to help your pet live a healthier, more comfortable and happier life.
When should you visit a vet?
Some signs are obvious, while others can be subtle. Dogs and cats often hide discomfort, so even small changes can be important. If you are unsure, it is always better to ask.
- Changes in appetite or thirst: eating less, drinking more or refusing food can indicate different health problems.
- Vomiting or diarrhoea: especially if it continues, contains blood or is accompanied by weakness.
- Lameness or difficulty moving: limping, stiffness, reluctance to jump or trouble getting up may be signs of pain.
- Behavioural changes: hiding, aggression, anxiety, confusion, vocalisation or unusual restlessness.
- Skin, ear or eye problems: itching, redness, discharge, bad smell, hair loss or wounds.
- Urinary changes: urinating more often, difficulty urinating, accidents at home or blood in urine.
- Senior pet changes: weight loss, weakness, disorientation, sleeping more or reduced interaction.
Veterinary emergencies in Valencia
Some situations need urgent veterinary attention. If your pet has difficulty breathing, collapses, has seizures, suffers a trauma, shows severe pain, has uncontrolled bleeding or is unable to urinate, do not wait.
Vet33 provides a 24-hour veterinary emergency phone number in Valencia: 605 891 604. If you are not sure whether your pet’s situation is urgent, call us and we will guide you.
Support for cats in Valencia
Cats often need a particularly gentle approach. They may hide pain, stress or illness very well, and many of them dislike carriers, car journeys and unfamiliar environments. We take feline behaviour seriously and try to make the veterinary experience as respectful as possible.
If your cat is urinating outside the litter box, hiding more than usual, eating less, grooming excessively, losing weight or becoming more irritable, it may be a sign of stress, pain or illness. A clinical assessment can help identify the cause.
Support for dogs in Valencia
Dogs show discomfort in many different ways: limping, slowing down on walks, licking one area, becoming reactive, eating less, sleeping more or seeming less interested in play. We assess not only the symptom, but also the dog’s lifestyle, age, environment and family routine.
Whether your dog is a puppy, an adult or a senior companion, our aim is to provide care that supports long-term health and everyday wellbeing.
How we work at Vet33
- We listen first: your description of your pet’s behaviour and symptoms is an essential part of the consultation.
- We perform a full clinical examination: adapted to your pet’s temperament, age and condition.
- We explain what we find: in clear language, without unnecessary confusion.
- We recommend only what is clinically useful: tests and treatments are suggested according to each case.
- We plan follow-up care: because many conditions need monitoring, adjustment and support over time.
- We care for the family too: we know that health decisions can be emotional, and we are here to accompany you.
More than 30 years caring for pets in Valencia
For over 30 years, Vet33 has been part of the lives of many families in Valencia. We have cared for puppies growing into senior companions, cats who needed patience and understanding, animals recovering from illness, and families facing difficult decisions with love and responsibility.
Veterinary medicine is science, experience and clinical judgement, but it is also trust. We believe in caring with honesty, empathy and respect for the bond between pets and their families.
Do you need an English-speaking vet in Valencia?
Contact Vet33 and we will help you find the most appropriate care for your dog or cat.
Phone: 963 41 89 95
Email: info@vet33.es
24 h veterinary emergencies in Valencia: 605 891 604
