Jana Masaryka 457/1
Prague 2 Vinohrady
Tel.: 725 917 117, 222 543 779
offers complete veterinary care for small animals, including small mammals, for which we also perform surgical and dental treatments.Of course, we offer a wide range of laboratory diagnostics on the premises of the clinic, the possibility of hospitalization and weekend operation so we are as available as possible for our animal clients.
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Preventive services, diagnostics, therapy, cardiology, gastroenterology and others.
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Veterinary Clinic Vinohrady started its operation on 1.4.2018, when it smoothly continued its operation the defunct Veterinary Clinic Galeé. After the dissolution of the Galeé association, which MVDr. Procházková co-founded in 2010 and now became the sole owner of the VetVin Veterinary Clinic in Vinohrady. This clinic builds on the existing concept of superior care for small animals with a focus on feline medicine.
Mon - Fri: 08:00 - 20:00
Sat - Sun: 09:00 - 12:00
We are closed on public holidays.
From Monday to Friday there is a surcharge of CZK 500 for unbooked clients after 19:30.
Saturday, Sunday - emergency (surcharge for treatment 800 CZK - does not apply for the check ups).
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Thanks to the Vetvin Veterinary Clinic we have always been sure that our cat will receive the best care. We are more than satisfied.
We have visited Vetvin Veterinary Clinic several times with our dog and they have always pleasantly surprised us with their care and professionalism.
Vetvin is our first choice for veterinary care. Our dogs and cats are in good hands and we are always happy with them.
Vetvin Veterinary Clinic is our long-standing partner for the health care of our four-legged friends. They always care for them with love and care.
VetVin is your ideal choice because of our expertise, warm approach and the comprehensive care we provide for your pets. We are here for their health and your peace of mind.
Our professional approach is a guarantee of care that is reflected in the health and well-being of your pets.
Our staff is continuously educated to work according to the latest trends and procedures in veterinary medicine.
If you need to order medication or food for your animal friends, please contact us directly at our clinic. We will be happy to help you with your order and ensure that your pets get the best.
VetVin is your partner in the health of your animal friends. We offer a wide range of services, including prevention, diagnostics and therapies.
We specialize in areas such as cardiology, gastroenterology and more. We care for their well-being and health with love and expertise.
Vaccination, chipping, Europas, certificates before travel, deworming, pregnancy diagnosis, management of childbirth, special profiles – geriatric patient, cardiological patient.
Fast tests – FIP, FeLV, FIV, giardia, CPL, FPLI, borreliosis, ehrlichiosis, babesiosis, heartworm, NTProBNP, panleukopenia, parvovirus.
Hematological examination, biochemical examination, blood ions, CRP, T4, urine examination, cytological examination, blood pressure examination, X-ray with digitalisation – native and contrast, USG with Doppler, skin examination for dermatophytes.
Respiratory diseases:
Due to the anatomy of the skull, the size of the eyeball and the formation of the eyelid fissure, brachycephalic dog breeds can be expected to have a higher incidence of ophthalmological problems than other patients. Here we will review the most common of these.
Here are the answers to the most common questions
From our point of view, yes. There are a large number of free-living cats in the territory of Prague and its surroundings, which are still actively transmitting infectious diseases such as panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and many others. When vaccinating domestic animals, we are particularly interested in panleukopenia, which is highly infectious and still more than 85% is fatal if treatment is initiated late. A household cat can also become infected indirectly through contaminated clothing or footwear. For this reason, we recommend vaccination with the core vaccine annually.
Up to 3 months of age it is good to deworm every 14 days, up to 6 months of age it is recommended to deworm every month. There are several reasons for such frequent deworming: some parasites can be transmitted in the mother’s uterus or through the mother’s milk and the pups are constantly exposed to parasites. Another reason is that by 6 months, the immune system of the gut is very weak and the organism cannot effectively defend itself against parasite infestation. The fact that most deworming products only work for 24-36 hours in the digestive tract and are only able to kill the adult stages of the parasite, while the eggs and larvae remain in the digestive tract and can continue to develop. Frequency of deworming is important to break the potential developmental cycle of the parasite and prevent re-infestation with adult parasites. It is also advisable to rotate the different deworming groups during this period to avoid resistance to a particular type of active ingredient and to ensure that deworming is effective.
For deworming from 6 months of age, it depends on whether you feed only commercially processed food, or whether you also use BARF or RAW food, or whether your cat hunts.
When travelling abroad (especially when travelling to countries south of the Czech Republic), we recommend to protect against heartworm disease with a product with a depot effect for the entire duration of the trip.
According to the current Czech legislation, it is the dog owner’s duty:
Cat owners have no obligations under the current legislation if they are only in the Czech Republic.
We recommend protection against external parasites all year round, as your pet can catch fleas outside even in winter. Exceptionally, an indoor cat can also become infected, as flea eggs can be brought home on shoes, clothing, etc. The tick season then lasts from approximately February to November. Outdoor parasites can be carriers of other parasites or other more serious diseases such as Babesiosis, Anaplasmosis and therefore pet protection should not be taken lightly. There are several types of products that protect against blood-sucking parasites. These can be pipettes or repellent sprays. These products are usually effective for a month and if they have a repellent effect, the parasite should not even appear on the patient. It depends on the type of pipette – those that guarantee a repellent effect stick to the sebum layer of the skin and the downside is that if you have to bathe your pet with shampoo, you will reduce the effectiveness. With pipettes, care must always be taken to ensure that you do not, for example, give the cat a dog pipette, otherwise fatal intoxication can result. Anti-parasitic collars work on the same principle, they release the active ingredient into the skin and must not be taken off to work properly. The collars usually last a season of 7-8 months. The last option is to give tablets. Tablets do not have a repellent effect, they are absorbed into the bloodstream and protect your pet so that if the parasite bites into the skin, the effect of the tablet will kill it from the bloodstream. Thus, bathing has no effect on the effect of the product, and also the human does not come into contact with the active substance. It depends on the type of product – for example, there are tablets with an effectiveness of 1-3 months.
Screening consists of:
For dogs, it depends on the breed – for giant breeds we recommend screening from the age of 4, for large breeds from the age of 6, for medium and small breeds from the age of 8. For cats, screening is recommended from 8 years of age.
For acute patients, we are available throughout office hours, but will ask you to call ahead so we can prepare for you. For non-acute cases and preventative care, we always recommend making an appointment in advance to keep your wait time to a minimum.
See the moments of love and joy of our patients. Browse our photo gallery and get a glimpse of the happy moments we share with our pets.
Each photo is a story of the love and care we give to our animal friends.
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We’re here for you and your pets, just a phone call or visit and we’ll be happy to help!
Jana Masaryka 457/1, 120 00, Praha 2-Vinohrady
info@vetvin.cz
+420 222 543 779
+420 725 917 117
