Which vets are open 24 hours in Bengaluru?
Pets24x7 lists 14 vets and animal hospitals in Bengaluru that say they are open 24 hours, including Dr. Paws Thanisandra | 24x7 Vet Clinic, Zigly 24 X7 Multi Speciality Pet Hospital - Dr. Santa Animal Healthcare and Silicon city pet hospital 24x7 Multi-speciality Hennur Jakkur. Hours can change, especially on holidays: call before you go, and tell them what happened so the team is ready.
Zigly 24 X7 Multi Speciality Pet Hospital - Dr. Santa Animal Healthcare
Silicon city pet hospital 24x7 Multi-speciality Hennur Jakkur
PRIMECARE PET HOSPITAL 24/7- Vet Home Visit in Bengaluru
Dr. Doodley Pet Hospital Yelahanka - 24x7
Dr. Paws HSR Layout (14th Main) - 24x7 Vet Clinic | Veterinarian, Vaccination, Surgery, Grooming, Pet Food | Pet Clinic
Dr. Paws Indiranagar - 24x7 Vet Clinic | Veterinarian, Vaccination, Surgery, Grooming, Pet Food & Retail | Pet Clinic
Papas Lifeline Pet Clinic & Veterinary Hospital – 24x7 Care Jayanagar
Sanchu Animal Hospital 24x7 | Koramangala, Bangalore
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Frequently asked questions
Which vets are open 24 hours in Bengaluru?
Pets24x7 lists 14 vets and animal hospitals in Bengaluru that say they are open 24 hours, including Dr. Paws Thanisandra | 24x7 Vet Clinic, Zigly 24 X7 Multi Speciality Pet Hospital - Dr. Santa Animal Healthcare and Silicon city pet hospital 24x7 Multi-speciality Hennur Jakkur. Hours can change, especially on holidays: call before you go, and tell them what happened so the team is ready.
What counts as a pet emergency?
Go to a vet at once if your pet struggles to breathe, collapses, has a long seizure, bleeds heavily, may have eaten something poisonous, has a swollen belly and retches without bringing anything up, cannot pass urine, has been hit by a vehicle or shows signs of heatstroke. Do not give human medicines.
Do vets charge more at night?
Many clinics charge a higher fee for night and emergency visits. Ask the fee when you call, so there are no surprises.