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Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic

49 Triq Oscar Zammit, L-Imsida MSD 1282, Malta

About Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic

Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic is a small animal practice in Msida, Malta, established in 2008. It offers routine check-ups, vaccinations, dental cleaning, basic surgical procedures (including castrations and spaying), micro-chipping, pet passports, digital x-rays, ultrasound, and in-house laboratory analysis. The clinic collaborates with animal welfare organisations like the Stray Animal Support Group and PAWS Malta, providing medical care to strays at nominal fees. It participates in the Malta Veterinary Association's Small Animal Emergency Service for after-hours assistance. Appointments are required, and the clinic is closed on Sundays.

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At a glance

Established
2008
Emergency service
Malta Veterinary Association's Small Animal Emergency Service (EUR 5.00 per call)

Veterinary services listed by Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic

  • Vaccinations
  • Micro-chips
  • Pet Passports
  • Surgical procedures
  • Dental cleaning
  • X-rays
  • Ultrasound
  • In-house Laboratory

Services can depend on the animal, clinical assessment, appointment availability and referral needs. Confirm the required treatment directly before travelling.

About Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic

Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic is a small animal practice located in Msida, Malta, operating since 2008. The clinic is run by three dedicated veterinarians and focuses on providing professional care for pet animals. It is equipped to carry out essential procedures, including routine check-ups, vaccinations, dental cleaning, basic surgeries, micro-chipping, and diagnostic imaging like x-rays and ultrasound. The clinic also offers in-house blood and urine analysis for comprehensive care.

Services Offered

The clinic provides a range of services for small animals, including vaccinations, micro-chipping, pet passport documentation, surgical procedures (such as castrations and spaying), dental cleaning, digital x-ray imaging, ultrasound diagnosis, and in-house laboratory analysis. These services are designed to address both routine and essential medical needs for pets. The clinic also collaborates with animal welfare organisations to offer medical care to stray animals at nominal fees.

Emergency Care

Animal Aid participates in the Malta Veterinary Association's Small Animal Emergency Service, providing assistance when the clinic is closed. For after-hours emergencies, clients can contact the emergency service at 52502000 (EUR 5.00 per call). This ensures ongoing support for pets outside regular operating hours. Visitors should confirm the availability and scope of emergency services before relying on them.

Collaboration with Animal Welfare

The clinic works closely with animal welfare organisations, including the Stray Animal Support Group and PAWS Malta. It provides medical care and surgery to stray animals at nominal fees, contributing to population control and reducing unnecessary suffering. This collaboration includes neutering stray cats and dogs in partnership with animal feeders. Visitors should confirm current partnerships and fee structures.

Appointments and Contact

Appointments are required to visit Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic. The clinic can be contacted by phone at +356 2783 8838 or via email at info@animalaid.com.mt. For general inquiries or to schedule an appointment, visitors should use these contact details. The clinic's address is 49 Triq Oscar Zammit, Msida MSD 1282, Malta.

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours of Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic?

The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 8.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is closed on Sundays. Appointments are required for all visits. Visitors should confirm these hours, as they may change during public holidays or for special events.

What services does the clinic offer for pets?

Animal Aid provides vaccinations, micro-chipping, pet passports, surgical procedures (including castrations and spaying), dental cleaning, digital x-rays, ultrasound, and in-house laboratory analysis. These services are focused on small animals. Visitors should confirm availability for specific procedures.

Does the clinic provide emergency care?

The clinic participates in the Malta Veterinary Association's Small Animal Emergency Service for after-hours assistance. The emergency number is 52502000 (EUR 5.00 per call). Visitors should confirm the scope and availability of this service before an emergency arises.

How does the clinic support stray animals?

Animal Aid collaborates with organisations like the Stray Animal Support Group and PAWS Malta, offering medical care and surgery to strays at nominal fees. It also neuters stray cats and dogs with animal feeders. Visitors should confirm current partnerships and fee structures.

Do I need an appointment to visit the clinic?

Yes, appointments are required to visit Animal Aid Veterinary Clinic. Visitors should contact the clinic by phone at +356 2783 8838 or email at info@animalaid.com.mt to schedule a visit. Walk-ins may not be accommodated.

What is the clinic's address and contact information?

The clinic is located at 49 Triq Oscar Zammit, Msida MSD 1282, Malta. The phone number is +356 2783 8838, and the email is info@animalaid.com.mt. Visitors should confirm these details before visiting.

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