Vet clinics in Noida
Compare 50 vet clinics in Noida, 14 open 24 hours, across 33 areas: timings, services, Google ratings, directions and calling.

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Popular vet services in Noida
- Surgery: 22 clinics
- Vaccination: 19 clinics
- Emergency care: 14 clinics
- Grooming: 14 clinics
- General consultation: 13 clinics
- Diagnostics: 12 clinics
- Dermatology: 7 clinics
- Dental care: 5 clinics
- Home visits: 5 clinics
- Preventive care: 2 clinics
Finding a vet in Noida: guide and FAQs
Government veterinary hospitals in Noida are run by the Uttar Pradesh Animal Husbandry Department through the Chief Veterinary Officer of Gautam Buddh Nagar district.
The department does not publish a list of the district's hospitals online. To find the government vet hospital nearest you, call the Chief Veterinary Officer's office at Vikas Bhawan, G.B. Nagar, on 0120-2570019.
Call the clinic before you set off, so the vet is ready and you know they are open. Not every clinic sees emergencies at all hours.
For a dog bite or a stray dog complaint, the Noida Authority runs a toll-free helpline on 1800-202-3601.
On the way, keep your pet still and warm, carry it on a flat surface if it may have a back or leg injury, and do not give human painkillers: several common ones are poisonous to dogs and cats.
Summer: walk dogs early in the morning and after sunset, test the pavement with the back of your hand, and keep water out at all times. Short-nosed breeds such as pugs and bulldogs overheat fastest; heavy panting, drooling or wobbling needs a vet straight away.
Monsoon: ticks multiply in the damp, and tick fever is common. Check your dog's ears, neck and paws after walks, keep tick prevention up to date, dry paws and skin folds after rain, and avoid standing water, which can carry leptospirosis.
Diwali and winter: firecracker noise frightens many pets, so keep them indoors in a quiet room with the windows shut and make sure they wear an ID tag. On days of poor air quality, keep walks short.
Sploot lists 50 vet clinics in Noida, across 33 areas. 14 of them list round-the-clock opening.
The most clinics are in Sector 104 (4), Sector 49 (4), Sector 116 (3), Sector 12 (3) and Sector 117 (2).
Clinic listings in Noida say they treat cats (50 clinics), dogs (50 clinics), birds (6 clinics) and other pets (5 clinics). Confirm with the clinic before you bring an exotic pet.
Yes. Government veterinary hospitals in Noida are run by the Uttar Pradesh Animal Husbandry Department. To find the nearest one, call the Chief Veterinary Officer's office for Gautam Buddh Nagar at Vikas Bhawan on 0120-2570019.
Stray dog complaints in Noida go to the Noida Authority. Its toll-free helpline for dog bites and stray dog complaints is 1800-202-3601.
Ratings and reviews are a snapshot from Google, shown with the month they were taken. Sploot does not rate clinics itself.
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