Ischia has several local veterinary practices spread across the island's towns, covering routine consultations, vaccinations and daytime care. Be aware that there is no 24-hour veterinary hospital on the island, so for a serious out-of-hours emergency you may need to reach a 24h clinic on the Naples mainland by ferry. Italy is in the EU, so an EU pet passport with a valid rabies vaccination is all most visitors need.
Via Pontano 38, 80077 Ischia
A veterinary practice in the main town of Ischia, on Via Pontano, handling consultations, vaccinations, microchipping and routine care for holiday visitors. It is a convenient first port of call if you are based around Ischia Porto or Ischia Ponte. Call ahead to arrange a time, as hours are appointment-based.
💡 Save the number before you travel; island practices are small and appointment-based, not walk-in.
Via IV Novembre 33, 80076 Lacco Ameno
A veterinary practice in Lacco Ameno on the northern coast, covering the Lacco Ameno, Casamicciola and Forio side of the island. It handles routine consultations, vaccinations and daytime care. A useful option if you are staying on the north or west of the island rather than in Ischia town.
💡 Handy for guests staying around Forio, Casamicciola or Lacco Ameno on the island's north side.
Strada Statale 270 n.11, 80075 Forio
A veterinary practice on the main road in Forio on the western coast, listed as operating seasonally through the summer, which is when most visitors need it. It handles consultations, vaccinations and holiday-season care for the Forio and Citara area. Confirm it is open before relying on it outside the summer months.
💡 Being seasonal, confirm it is open if you visit in spring or autumn; otherwise use the Ischia or Lacco Ameno practices.
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