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Veterinarians in Bad Ischl

🇦🇹Bad Ischl, Austria·Updated 1 August 2026

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Bad Ischl has two established small-animal practices in town, including a dedicated clinic with round-the-clock emergency cover. Austria's national emergency number 112 is for human medical and fire/police only, it does not dispatch a vet.

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Tierklinik Bad Ischl Dr. Adelsmayr/Mag. Grabner OG

Kaltenbachstraße 26b, 4820 Bad Ischl

Founded in 1993, this dedicated small-animal clinic on 280 sqm offers full diagnostics and 24-hour emergency cover, run by Dr. Stephan Adelsmayr and Mag. Christina Grabner.

🕐 Mon-Fri 9:00-13:00 & 18:00-20:00, Sat 9:00-11:00, or by phone appointment; emergencies 24/7 including Sundays and public holidays (higher fees apply outside normal hours).📞 +43 6132 25849🌍 EN spoken

💡 Reachable from the town centre via the Esplanade towards the Katrin cable car; it occupies the former Konsum building.

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Tierambulanz Salzkammergut (Dr. Peter Prinz)

Salinenplatz 2b, 4820 Bad Ischl

A long-standing small-animal practice in the town centre run by Dr. Peter Prinz, offering routine consultations and vaccinations for cats and dogs.

🕐 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 10:00-12:00 & 16:00-18:30; Wed 10:00-12:00 & 18:00-20:30; Sat 9:00-11:00. Outside these hours and in emergencies, by phone arrangement.📞 +43 6132 23724

💡 Call ahead; outside consultation hours the practice arranges emergency visits by phone rather than a walk-in service.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a 24-hour emergency vet in Bad Ischl?

Yes. Tierklinik Bad Ischl Dr. Adelsmayr/Mag. Grabner OG runs a round-the-clock emergency service every day, including nights, weekends and public holidays (surcharges apply outside normal hours).

Does 112 connect to a vet in an emergency?

No, 112 is Austria's general emergency number for police, fire and human ambulance services only. Call the veterinary clinic's own number directly for an animal emergency.

Do I need a pet passport to bring my dog into Austria?

Yes, an EU pet passport with a valid rabies vaccination (at least 21 days before travel) and an ISO microchip are required for entry from another EU country.