Where can you find a vet in Tbilisi, and how much is a visit?
Vet clinics, 24-hour care, prices and language.
Short answer
Tbilisi has many private vet clinics, including 24-hour ones, with their own labs, ultrasound and surgery. A first consultation usually costs a few dozen lari, with vaccinations, tests and surgery charged separately by the clinic's price list. Many vets speak Russian or English, but check when booking.
Why
- Prices vary noticeably between districts, so check by phone.
- A home visit costs more than a clinic appointment.
- Pet import and export documents are handled through the National Food Agency, not any clinic.
Details
Save the address of the nearest 24-hour clinic in advance, especially for an older pet. Bring the pet passport so the vet can see the vaccination history.
Tip
Find the nearest 24-hour clinic in advance, while your pet is healthy.
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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