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Vets & Pet Services in Warsaw

🇵🇱Warsaw, Poland·Updated 18 April 2026

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Warsaw has a well-developed veterinary sector with 24-hour emergency clinics and numerous routine practices across all districts. Poland is an EU country, so EU pet passport requirements apply. Veterinary costs are generally lower than Western Europe. English-speaking staff are available at many central Warsaw clinics.

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Centrum Weterynaryjne (24h Warsaw)

Mokotów · Żwirki i Wigury 93, Warszawa

A well-equipped veterinary centre in Mokotów offering 24-hour emergency services and full routine care. Surgical, diagnostic, and intensive care capabilities. English-speaking staff available. Useful for visitors staying in the southern central districts of Warsaw.

🐾 24-hour emergency; full routine care available🕐 24 hours, 7 days a week

💡 Save the address before your trip. Knowing the location of the nearest 24h vet gives immediate peace of mind when travelling with a pet

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Przychodnia Weterynaryjna Śródmieście

Śródmieście · Nowy Świat 39, Warszawa

A centrally located veterinary practice on Nowy Świat, one of Warsaw's main pedestrian streets. Ideal for routine health checks, prescription medications, and EU health certificate signing before departure. English-speaking staff available. Convenient for visitors staying in the city centre.

🐾 Routine appointments; call ahead to confirm hours🕐 Mon–Fri 09:00–19:00, Sat 09:00–14:00

💡 Bring your EU pet passport and all vaccination documentation to any Polish vet appointment — it speeds up certificate signing significantly

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💡 Quick Tips

1.EU pet passport required for Poland — microchip registration and current rabies vaccination are mandatory.
2.Standard vet consultations in Warsaw cost approximately 80–200 PLN (€18–45), significantly less than Western Europe.
3.Polish pet shops (sklep zoologiczny) sell EU-compliant parasitic treatments.
4.For a health certificate needed for flying out of Warsaw Chopin Airport, contact your vet at least 72 hours in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Yes. Poland is an EU member state. An EU pet passport with valid microchip registration and current rabies vaccination is required.

Are there 24-hour vets in Warsaw?

Yes. Several 24-hour emergency veterinary clinics operate in Warsaw. Save an address before you travel.

How much does a vet visit cost in Warsaw?

A standard consultation costs approximately 80–200 PLN (€18–45). Emergency and specialist fees are higher. Costs are significantly lower than in Western Europe.

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💡 Quick Tips

1.EU pet passport required for Poland — microchip registration and current rabies vaccination are mandatory.

2.Standard vet consultations in Warsaw cost approximately 80–200 PLN (€18–45), significantly less than Western Europe.

3.Polish pet shops (sklep zoologiczny) sell EU-compliant parasitic treatments.

4.For a health certificate needed for flying out of Warsaw Chopin Airport, contact your vet at least 72 hours in advance.