Animal House Vet Clinic Germasogeia 24/7 emergencies +357 99 788999 Call to book

Vet clinic in Germasogeia, Limassol

Animal House Vet Clinic is a small team on Spyrou Kyprianou caring for pets from a puppy's first vaccination to teeth cleaning and neutering, with an emergency line that answers around the clock.

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4.5 18 Google reviews
Sky, a Belgian Malinois, sitting on the clinic's black waiting-room chairs under a wall of framed black and white pet prints
Mona, a white Pomeranian, held up at the clinic and looking into the camera with her mouth open
Mona
A black puppy licking its nose on the consulting table after its first check-up and first vaccination
First check-up

From first vaccinations to the call that cannot wait

Prices are not published online. Ask for the consultation fee when you call to book.

Everyday care

  • Check-ups

    Routine check-ups at any age, and a first visit for a new puppy.

  • Vaccinations

    First vaccinations for puppies, and the boosters that follow.

  • Flea and tick protection

    Preventive treatment against fleas and ticks.

Treatment and surgery

  • Teeth cleaning

    A professional clean to remove plaque and tartar, with a re-check afterwards.

  • Neutering

    Planned neutering surgery.

  • When something is not right

    Off food, limping, unwell or hurt: call and book a consultation.

Out of hours

  • 24/7 emergency line

    The line answers day and night, every day of the week.

Food

  • Royal Canin and Hill's

    Both ranges are stocked at the clinic; ask which one suits your pet.

Some of this year's patients

From the clinic's own posts.

  • Mailo, a small tan dog, sitting on a blue Hill's floor mat on the clinic's marble floor and looking up at the camera

    Mailo

    Flea and tick treatment, brave from start to finish.

  • Loki, a golden cocker spaniel, sitting on the clinic's grey floor beside a window frosted with a dog silhouette

    Loki

    A check-up, and a star throughout.

  • Elvis, a small dachshund, sitting in a grey pet buggy on the clinic's marble floor, framed black-and-white pet prints on the wall behind

    Elvis

    Arrives by bike, by car or by buggy.

  • Arlo, a black cocker spaniel puppy in a grey harness, sitting on the clinic floor against a dark slatted wall with his tongue out

    Arlo

    Our sweet little cocker spaniel patient.

A new home on Spyrou Kyprianou since June 2026

Animal House moved into its new clinic at Spyrou Kyprianou 58 in Germasogeia on 2 June 2026: a bright waiting room with black and white pet portraits on the walls, and windows frosted with cats and dogs facing the street.

The team also runs a second practice in Zakaki, and this summer it trained veterinary students from Trakia University in Bulgaria. Posts, notices and appointments are in Greek and English.

Seven people in navy, green and burgundy scrubs posing together in the clinic's waiting area: the team with veterinary students from Trakia University who trained at the clinic in summer 2026
The team with the Trakia University students in the waiting room

What owners say

  • Perfect first visit with our 6-year-old Frenchie. We recently moved from the UK and all I can say is wow. … Even though he arrived a bit anxious, within minutes he relaxed. The team made him feel genuinely welcome, were incredibly friendly, and treated him with so much care that he settled right in.

    Klaudia Bes Google review, September 2026 5 out of 5

  • The best vets I could have ever asked for. They handled a very serious and difficult situation with my dog with absolute professionalism, calmness, and clear guidance.

    Maria Zachariadou Google review, July 2026 5 out of 5

  • Amazing team and outstanding care. Everyone was friendly, knowledgeable, and truly passionate about animals. They made both me and my pet feel comfortable and cared for throughout the visit. I wouldn't trust my pet anywhere else!

    M P Google review, June 2026 5 out of 5

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Find us on Spyrou Kyprianou

Look for the red house sign and the windows frosted with cats and dogs. The clinic is closed on Sundays; the emergency line is not.

The second practice is in Zakaki, at Franklinou Roosevelt 288, 3045 Limassol. Call it on 99 939293 for its hours.

The Animal House Vet Clinic shopfront on Spyrou Kyprianou: the house logo and green sign above glass doors frosted with cat and dog silhouettes
Address
Spyrou Kyprianou 58, Germasogeia, Limassol, 4042
Phone
+357 25 822001
24/7 emergencies
+357 99 788999
Email
vetclinic.animalhouse@gmail.com
Hours
Mon to Fri: 08:30 to 19:00 Sat: 09:00 to 13:00
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Questions owners ask

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, for routine visits. Call 25 822001 to book a time. In an emergency, skip the booking line and call the 24/7 number.

What if it is an emergency at night or on a Sunday?

Call the 24/7 emergency line. It answers day and night, every day, including Sundays when the clinic itself is closed.

How much does a consultation cost?

Prices are not published online. Ask for the consultation fee when you call to book.

Do you vaccinate puppies?

Yes. A first check-up and the first vaccinations, then the boosters that follow.

Is there a second clinic?

Yes, in Zakaki, at Franklinou Roosevelt 288. Its number is 99 939293.

Which languages do you speak?

Greek and English.

Do you sell pet food?

Yes. Royal Canin and Hill's are both stocked at the clinic.

Book a visit at Animal House Vet Clinic

Call 25 822001 for an appointment, Monday to Saturday. Something urgent? The emergency line answers day and night.

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