English Speaking Vet in Spain
English Speaking Vet in Seville
Looking for an English speaking vet in Seville? Pet&Co provides professional veterinary care for expats, tourists and international pet owners.
Professional Veterinary Care for Expats, Tourists and International Pet Owners
Finding a vet in a foreign country can be stressful, especially when you’re worried about your pet’s health. At Pets&Co we provide professional veterinary care in Seville with support for English speaking pet owners.
Whether you’re living in Seville, relocating to Spain, or visiting with your pet, our experienced team is here to help you understand every step of your pet’s treatment and care.
Who do we help?
Pet&Co proudly supports Seville’s international pet community. From expats and digital nomads to tourists, students and families relocating to Spain, we provide trusted veterinary care with clear communication every step of the way.
Expats Living in Seville
Professional veterinary care for expats settling into life in Spain.
English Speaking Tourists
Travelling with your pet? Our team can help with unexpected illnesses, injuries and veterinary concerns during your stay in Seville.
Families relocating to Spain
Moving to Spain with pets requires planning and support. We’re here to help with health checks, vaccinations and settling your pet into their new home.
Remote Workers & Digital Nomads
Whether you’re staying in Seville for a few months or making it your new base, we provide reliable veterinary care that fits your flexible lifestyle.
Your First Week in Seville: A Pet Owner’s Checklist
Moving to a new city with your pet can feel overwhelming but a few simple steps can help ensure they settle in safely and comfortably. Here’s what we recommend during your first week in Seville
Register Your Pet
Make sure your pet is registered according to local regulations and that all documentation is up to date
Update Microchip Details
If you’ve recently moved, update your contact information linked to your pet’s microchip so you can be reached if they become lost
Find a local Veterinarian
Register with a trusted veterinary clinic as soon as possible
Check Vaccination requirements
Ensure your pet’s vaccinations are current and discuss any recommended preventative treatments with your vet
Prepare for Seville’s Climate
Seville’s temperatures can affect pets, particularly during summer. Always provide fresh water, shade and avoid outdoor activity during the hottest parts of the day
Vaccinations we recomend for pets in Spain
Keeping your pet’s vaccinations up to date is essential for protecting them against preventable diseases and ensuring they meet any travel requirements.
Rabies vaccination
Mandatory in many regions of Spain and often required for international travel
DHPP vaccination for Dogs
Protecting against Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus and Parainfluenza
Kennel Cough (Bordetella)
Vaccination for dogs that socialise frequently or use transport facilities
Leptospirosis vaccination for Dogs
Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that can be spread through contaminated water, soil and the urine of infected animals
Feline Tricat vaccination for Cats
Protecting against Feline Herpesvirus, Calicivirus and Panleukopenia
Feline Leukaemia (FeLV)
Vaccination for cats that spend time outdoors
Additional Parasite Protection for Pets in Spain
Spain’s warm climate means that parasite prevention is just as important as vaccination. Mosquitoes, ticks and fleas can transmit serious diseases, so year round prevention is strongly recommended.
Leishmaniasis is a serious disease transmitted by sandflies a small mosquito like insect. Vaccination may help strengthen your dog’s immune response, but it does not completely prevent infection. Dogs should be tested before vaccination to ensure they are not already infected.
Heartworm disease is spread through mosquito bites and can affect the heart and lungs. Dogs should be tested before starting prevention or vaccination protocols. Early prevention is much easier than treatment.
Vet recommended protective medical collars can help reduce exposure to ticks, fleas and sandflies. During warmer months, we reccomend pet owners combine collars with spot on treatment pipeta for additional protection.
Common Health Risks for pets in Spain
Health Risks pets face in Southern Spain
Southern Spain’s warm climate brings many benefits but it can also expose pets to health risks that may be unfamiliar to new residents and visitors. Understanding common local health concerns can help you keep your pet safe, healthy and comfortable throughout the year.
Leishmaniasis
Leishmaniasis is a serious disease transmitted by sandflies and is one of the most common health risks for dogs in Southern Spain. Preventative treatments and regular veterinary check ups can help protect your pet.
Mosquito borne diseases
Mosquitoes can carry diseases that affect both dogs and cats, particularly during warmer months. Preventative healthcare can significantly reduce the risk of infection
Fleas and ticks
Spain’s warm climate allows fleas and ticks to remain active for much of the year. Regular parasite prevention is essential to protect your pet
Summer hydration & Heat Stroke
Seville’s high summer temperatures can put pets at risk of dehydration and heatstroke. Providing fresh water, shade and avoiding walks during the hottest parts of the day can help keep your pet safe.
How to find us
Easy, access through the back alley, right across from Mercadona:
📍 Administrador Gutiérrez Anaya Street, next to La Chispa Bar, Sevilla Este
🕘 Opening hours : Monday & Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m Tuesday & Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m Friday 9.00am- 13.30pm
📞 WhatsApp & phone: 614 197 789 | 854 649 773