Pet emergency? Find a 24-hour vet · call before travelling

Vets & animal hospitals

Pattaya Community Pet Hospital

Animal hospital · Banglamung · listed 24 hours · call first

Contact, hours & location

Key facts for Pattaya Community Pet Hospital
Open statusOpen — its own page and its Google Maps listing agreed when we checked on . Call before you go.
HoursListed as open 24 hours — call first to confirm current emergency intake
Address248/6-8 Moo 5, Soi Nern Plub Wan, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150 · Map pin
Phone061 094 9996
Also published038-410-545 · source
Also published061-095-6565 (branch Facebook page) · source
DisputedPhone: the group branch page lists 038-410-545 and 061-094-9996; the branch’s official Facebook page publishes 061-095-6565. Confirm which number answers before travelling.
WebsiteOfficial site
LanguagesThai; confirm English-language support when booking
TypeAnimal hospital
Service areaBanglamung
LINE@uew1130h

About this service

A 24-hour community animal hospital in Nernplubwan, part of the Muang Ake veterinary group, providing emergency referrals, general treatment, emergency surgery, X-ray, inpatient care, vaccinations, health and skin screening, bathing and grooming. Current Thai posts continue to identify it as open daily for 24 hours, and a Krungsri promotion confirms payment with participating cards for grooming.

Before you contact

Describe your pet’s needs and ask about appointment availability, the clinician or facility required and an estimate. A listed service does not establish suitability for an individual animal.

Urgent care: call a receiving clinic to confirm it can take your pet now; do not rely on directory hours. Use the 24-hour vet contacts.

Services & facilities

Services published by the provider.

  • 24-hour emergency care
  • Emergency referrals from local clinics
  • General treatment
  • Emergency surgery
  • X-ray
  • Inpatient care
  • Vaccinations
  • Dog & cat health screening
  • Skin examinations
  • Bathing & grooming

Wrong phone, closed, or moved? Tell us on the corrections page — we update facts when we can verify them.

Illustration: a small veterinary clinic in the evening, a vet in a white coat with her hand on a dog standing on the examination table, a man waiting on a bench with his small dog, a woman arriving with her cat in a carrier

Last updated