Chania has solid veterinary coverage thanks to its 110,000 population and large tourist inflow. No single 24/7 hospital matches Heraklion's, but a rotating Vet on Duty system and several daytime clinics cover most needs; for full overnight emergencies, the Heraklion 24h hospital is 2h drive east.
Souda, 73200 Chania
Established Chania veterinary clinic on the Souda side, run by Dr Georgios Vizyrakis. Surgery, vaccinations, microchipping, pre-travel certificates, ultrasound. Bilingual EL/EN, accustomed to tourist clients.
💡 Call ahead, Dr Vizyrakis often issues EU pet passports for travellers leaving Crete. Greek vets close 13:00–17:30, plan accordingly.
Perivolion 107, 73100 Chania
Daytime clinic run by Dr Ioannis Markantonakis on the south-west edge of Chania toward the Perivolia suburb. Routine care, vaccinations, dermatology, minor surgery. Frequently recommended by Pawshake sitters.
💡 Walk-ins accepted for vaccinations and microchipping. Cash and card accepted.
Markou Botsari 57, 73100 Chania
Central daytime clinic by Dr Lefteris Hatzidakis, 10 min walk south of the Public Garden. Vaccinations, dental care, X-ray. Convenient for Old Town tourists.
💡 Most central vet in Chania, useful if you're staying in the Old Town. Call ahead for non-vaccination visits.