Vets in Malta
Find a veterinary clinic near you, check what it offers for your kind of pet and save its number before you ever need it urgently.
Tminta lists 1 vets in Malta. Compare them below, then contact them direct. There are no fees.
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Veterinary clinic in Attard
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About vets in Malta
Vets in Malta work from small neighbourhood clinics, larger practices with surgery and imaging, and mobile services that visit your home. Most treat cats and dogs, and some also see rabbits, birds, reptiles or other small pets. If you keep anything other than a cat or dog, ask whether the vet has experience with that animal before you register.
Most visits are planned: vaccinations, neutering, check-ups and treatment for fleas, ticks and worms. The searches that spike are urgent ones, such as "vet open now" and "emergency vet 24/7". Out-of-hours arrangements in Malta have changed in recent years, so find out now which clinic you would call at night or on a Sunday, and keep the number in your phone.
The cost of a visit depends on the type of animal, whether it is a routine or urgent visit, the time of day, any tests or X-rays, and medicines or surgery. Night, Sunday and public holiday visits can cost more than daytime appointments. For planned surgery, ask for an estimate that covers the anaesthetic, the procedure, medicines and the check-up afterwards.
What you can hire them for
- Vaccinations and boosters
- Neutering and spaying
- Yearly health check
- Flea, tick and worm treatment
- Microchipping
- Pet dental cleaning
- Paperwork and checks for travelling with a pet
- Home visits
- Urgent and out-of-hours visits
- Care for rabbits, birds and other small pets
What to ask before you book
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Is the vet warranted and on the Veterinary Surgeons' Register in Malta?
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Who do I call at night, on Sundays or on public holidays if my pet needs help?
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Do you see my kind of animal, and how often?
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Do you offer home visits, and how far do you travel?
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Can I have an estimate in writing before tests or surgery?
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Can you do X-rays, blood tests or surgery here, or do you refer elsewhere?
Good to know in Malta
- To practise as a veterinary surgeon in Malta, a person must register and get a warrant. Source
- The Veterinary Surgeons' Council publishes a list of veterinary surgeons registered in Malta, and takes complaints from the public asking it to investigate the service given by a vet. Source
- In May 2026 the government said the National Veterinary Emergency Service includes a 24-hour emergency line for pet owners and a clinic that opens outside normal hours, and that it offers a refund on consultations in genuine emergency cases. Source
- In May 2026 the Ministry for Animal Rights announced an emergency transport service for small pets in Gozo, on standby on Sundays and public holidays, which takes animals that need urgent care to a clinic in Malta. Source
Questions
How much does a vet cost in Malta?
It depends on the animal, whether the visit is routine or urgent, the time of day, and any tests, medicines or surgery. Emergency visits at night or on Sundays can cost more than a daytime appointment. For planned treatment, ask for a written estimate first. If cost is a worry, ask the clinic how payment works for larger bills before treatment starts.
Is there a 24/7 emergency vet in Malta?
Out-of-hours care in Malta has changed in recent years. In May 2026 the government described a National Veterinary Emergency Service with a 24-hour emergency line and a clinic open outside normal hours, plus a Sunday and public holiday transport service from Gozo. Check the current arrangement now, ask your own vet who covers their nights, and save both numbers in your phone.
Can a vet come to my home in Malta?
Some vets offer home visits, which can suit older pets, nervous animals, owners without a car or homes with several pets. A home visit may not include X-rays, blood tests or surgery, so ask what can be done at home and what would mean a trip to the clinic. Home visits are often priced differently, so ask before you book.
How do I check a vet is registered in Malta?
Vets in Malta need a warrant and must be on the Veterinary Surgeons' Register. The Veterinary Surgeons' Council publishes a list of veterinary surgeons registered in Malta, so ask the vet for their full name and check it against that list. The Council also takes complaints if you are unhappy with the service a vet gave.
How many vets are there in Malta?
Tminta lists 1 vets in Malta right now, and new ones join every month. Each page shows how to contact them.
How do I contact a vet in Malta?
Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.
Can I see their work before I get in touch?
Yes. Open a profile to see photos of their work, links to their pages and reviews from customers.
Does Tminta charge a fee?
No. Searching and contacting vets on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.
I am a vet. How do I get listed?
Add your business for free on the "List your business" page. If you are already listed, open your page and claim it to update your details.