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Veterinary Clinics & Emergency Vets in Belgrade

🇷🇸Belgrade, Serbia·Updated 27 April 2026

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Belgrade has Serbia's only registered 24-hour veterinary clinic — Vet Planet on Tošin Bunar — supported by a dense network of daytime practices and several private clinics with after-hours emergency lines. English service is widely available in clinics serving the expat community. Costs are about a third of Western European rates, and the Belgrade vet scene routinely handles cases referred from across the region.

Vet Planet (24h)

Novi Beograd · Tošin Bunar 128, 11070 Novi Beograd

The only registered 24-hour veterinary clinic in Serbia, with an on-call vet available at any time of day or night. Equipped for surgery, intensive care, advanced imaging, and referral specialties. The clinic is located in Novi Beograd, about 15 minutes by Bolt from the central Old Town and Skadarlija.

🕐 24/7, 365 days/year📞 +381 11 411 4222

💡 Call before driving over at night — the on-call vet may need a few minutes to come in. The website has an English contact form.

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VDC Veterinarska Ambulanta

Vračar · Topličin venac 11, 11000 Beograd

A central veterinary practice in Vračar with an after-hours emergency line, useful as the closest professional option to the Old Town. Strong general medicine, dental, ultrasound, neurology, and surgical departments. English-speaking staff routinely handle expat clients.

🕐 Mon–Fri 09:00–21:00; Sat 09:00–17:00; emergency line 24/7📞 +381 60 4243 132

💡 Five minutes by Bolt from Trg Republike — fastest professional option for daytime urgent care close to the Old Town.

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💡 Quick Tips

1.Serbia is outside the EU — bring an EU pet passport for entry, plus a valid rabies vaccination at least 21 days old. Border checks on the Hungarian and Croatian crossings sometimes verify the booklet.
2.Card payment is the norm at all main 24/7 clinics; emergency consultations typically start at €30-50 plus medication, among the lowest rates in Europe.
3.Serbian veterinary medicine is high-quality and notably cheaper than Hungary, Romania, or Croatia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the closest 24-hour vet to Belgrade Old Town?

Vet Planet on Tošin Bunar 128 in Novi Beograd (about 15 minutes by Bolt) is Serbia's only registered 24-hour clinic. For daytime urgent care closer to the Old Town, VDC in Vračar is the standard answer.

Do Belgrade vets speak English?

Yes, in clinics serving the international community — both Vet Planet and VDC have English-fluent staff.

Is Serbia in the EU pet passport scheme?

Serbia is outside the EU but accepts the EU pet passport at entry. Bring it together with proof of rabies vaccination at least 21 days old; the same documents allow re-entry into the EU on departure.

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