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Emergency Vets in Prague, Veterinary Clinics & Pet Care

🇨🇿Prague, Czech Republic·Updated 18 April 2026

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Prague has good veterinary infrastructure with 24-hour emergency clinics and many routine practices throughout the city. The Czech Republic is an EU country, so EU pet passport requirements apply: microchip, current rabies vaccination, and valid health certificate. Veterinary costs are lower than in Western Europe. Many Prague vets speak English, particularly in central districts.

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Veterinární klinika Erika (24h)

Libeň · náměstí Dr. Václava Holého 1049/8, Praha 8-Libeň

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A 24-hour veterinary clinic in Libeň (Praha 8), 15 minutes from the Old Town. Offers continuous non-stop emergency care, hospitalisation, X-ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, cardiology, and surgery for dogs, cats, small mammals, birds and reptiles. English-speaking staff available. One of Prague's best-equipped pet hospitals.

🐾 Non-stop 24h/7 emergency and routine care🕐 24 hours, 7 days a week📞 +420 284 821 784🌍 Czech, English

💡 Save the number +420 284 821 784 in your phone before arriving in Prague. The clinic is easy to reach by metro line B (Palmovka) or tram.

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Medicanima Praha (24h)

Palmovka · Voctářova 18, Praha 8, Palmovka

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One of the largest modern veterinary clinics in the Czech Republic, with over 800 sqm of facilities in Palmovka. Open 24/7 every day of the year. Services include CT scanning, in-house laboratory, X-ray, ultrasound, internal medicine, surgery, and overnight hospitalisation. Emergency night service (23:30-08:30) by phone appointment. Easily reached from the city centre.

🐾 Open 24/7 year-round; night emergencies by phone 23:30-08:30🕐 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year📞 +420 252 252 111🌍 Czech, English

💡 For night emergencies (23:30-08:30), call first on +420 252 252 111 to get an appointment before arriving.

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💡 Quick Tips

1.EU pet passport is required for entry into the Czech Republic, microchip and current rabies vaccination are mandatory.
2.Standard vet consultations in Prague cost approximately 500–1500 CZK (€20–60), significantly less than Western Europe.
3.Czech pet shops (chovatelské potřeby) sell EU-compliant tick, flea, and worming treatments.
4.For a health certificate needed to fly from Prague, contact your vet at least 72 hours before your flight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a pet passport to bring my dog to Prague?

Yes. The Czech Republic is an EU member state. You need an EU pet passport with a valid microchip registration and current rabies vaccination.

Are there English-speaking vets in Prague?

Yes. Many Prague vets, especially in central districts, speak English. Clinics in Vinohrady and Holešovice are generally well-equipped for English-speaking visitors.

How much does a vet visit cost in Prague?

A standard consultation costs approximately 500–1500 CZK (€20–60). Emergency and specialist fees are higher. Costs are lower than in Western Europe.

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💡 Quick Tips

1.EU pet passport is required for entry into the Czech Republic, microchip and current rabies vaccination are mandatory.

2.Standard vet consultations in Prague cost approximately 500–1500 CZK (€20–60), significantly less than Western Europe.

3.Czech pet shops (chovatelské potřeby) sell EU-compliant tick, flea, and worming treatments.

4.For a health certificate needed to fly from Prague, contact your vet at least 72 hours before your flight.