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Vets & Emergency Care in Tbilisi

🇬🇪Tbilisi, Georgia·Updated 26 June 2026

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Tbilisi has good veterinary infrastructure for a Caucasian capital; multiple well-equipped practices in the Vake and Vera districts. English-speaking vets are available at the main clinics. Emergency services are available 24 hours at the larger Tbilisi animal hospitals.

💡 Quick Tips

1.The 'Tbilisi Expats' Facebook group has current vet recommendations; ask specifically for English-speaking practices.
2.The main street dog risk for visiting dogs is bite infection; keep your dog on-leash near sleeping street dogs and check for any minor wounds after park visits.
3.For the re-entry health certificate to the EU: an authorised Georgian vet can issue the certificate within 10 days of your departure; ask your accommodation host for the nearest authorised practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is veterinary care affordable in Tbilisi?

Yes, significantly cheaper than Western Europe. Routine consultation fees are 20-40 GEL (7-15 EUR). Emergency treatment is 100-300 GEL (35-110 EUR). This makes Tbilisi one of the most affordable cities in the region for veterinary care.

Can I get my dog's rabies vaccination updated in Tbilisi if needed?

Yes, at any veterinary practice. Georgian vets stock standard European vaccines including rabies. If your dog's vaccination is borderline for EU re-entry requirements, a booster in Tbilisi is easy and inexpensive.

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