Where can you find a vet in Batumi, and are there 24-hour clinics?
Batumi vet clinics, urgent care and what to bring.
Short answer
Batumi has several private vet clinics, some open around the clock or available on call at night. They offer check-ups, vaccinations, microchipping, tests and surgery, with prices similar to Tbilisi. In summer and on holidays, book ahead, as many visitors travel with pets in season.
Why
- Vets are scarce in mountain Adjara, so people come to Batumi for care.
- Many clinics take bookings via messenger apps.
- Documents for travelling abroad with a pet from Batumi are handled through the National Food Agency.
Details
In summer, watch for overheating, as Batumi's heat and humidity are hard on animals. Keep the pet passport and medication list handy.
Tip
Save contacts for two clinics, as popular vets can be busy in summer.
What may differ
Prices and services vary between clinics, and 24-hour ones aren't in every district.
Common misconception
What actually happens
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Sources
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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