Vets in Da Nang: English Contact, Hours and Prices

Paws International is the pick for expats flying out with a pet: owners say it prepared their travel documents, though you collect the exit permit in person. Saigon Pet suits imaging and boarding but may close at midday. At night, VVet runs a 24/7 hotline; My Pet is open 8am–7pm.

Pick Paws International if you are flying out with a pet, Saigon Pet for imaging and boarding, and VVet if you want a night hotline. Do not rely on My Pet at night: it is open 8am–7pm.

Quick picks

• A sick pet today: Paws International for a daytime consult, open 08:30–19:00. At night, call VVet’s 24/7 hotline and confirm a vet is on duty before you drive.
• Flying home with a pet: Paws International. It runs its own pet travel service and prepares the certificates; you collect the exit permit in person.
• English consults: Paws International, where vets handled consults in English in August 2026. Saigon Pet has a contact line in English, French and Chinese.
• Imaging, surgery and boarding: Saigon Pet Hospital; confirm CT by phone. It is on the expensive side for Vietnam.
• A 24/7 hotline: VVet; call to confirm a vet is on duty.
• A published price menu for tests: My Pet Clinic.

Da Nang vet clinics at a glance

Paws International Vet Clinic — best for pet travel

If you are flying out with a pet, Paws runs its own pet travel service, and owners say it helped with health certificates and travel documents and answers messages quickly.

Good for:

• Owners flying out with a dog or cat: export or import documents cost VND 1,950,000 for the first pet and VND 1,450,000 per additional pet. You still collect the exit permit in person.
• English: vets handled consults in English in August 2026, and Russian-speaking vets are on staff.
• Surgery, dental care and exotic pets.

Skip if:

• You need an evening visit. Paws closes at 19:00, and out-of-hours care adds 3,000,000 VND.

Address: 24a My Da Dong 8, Bac My An, Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang. As of 1 October 2026, hours are 08:30–19:00, Monday to Sunday. Emergency phone: 0339325563. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Prices from the 2026 price list:

• General consultations and follow-ups: 130,000–385,000 VND
• Vaccinations: 350,000–650,000 VND
• Boarding, based on weight and size: 200,000–420,000 VND
• Emergency surcharge out of hours: 3,000,000 VND
• Pet travel: export or import documents, VND 1,950,000 for the first pet and VND 1,450,000 per additional pet

VVet — best for a 24/7 hotline

If your pet needs help at night, VVet runs a 24/7 emergency service with a hotline. The clinic is open 8AM–10PM daily; after 10PM, call the hotline before you drive.

Good for:

• A 24/7 hotline: 0876.01.01.77.
• Care at home: at-home veterinary visits are on the service list.

Skip if:

• You need a current price list. Its only prices are from articles dated 2023 and 2024.
• You need English. None is stated.

Address: 14 Binh An 4, Da Nang (old ward and district: Hoa Cuong Bac, Hai Chau). Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Services: 24/7 emergency care, vaccination, care services, treatment services, boarding, and at-home visits. The 4-disease cat vaccine cost 280,000 VND (2023 price). Female-dog sterilization, by weight (2024 price):

Saigon Pet Hospital Da Nang — best for imaging and boarding

If your pet needs imaging, surgery or boarding, Saigon Pet’s menu covers all three, though it is on the expensive side for Vietnam.

Good for:

• Imaging: ultrasound, X-ray and CT are on the chain’s menu; call to confirm CT at the Da Nang branch.
• Boarding: the Da Nang hotel has fully equipped boarding rooms.
• Emergencies: a doctor is on duty 24/7; regular hours are 7am–9pm. Call 0902339467 first.
• Owners who want vets trained abroad.

Skip if:

• You want the lowest price. It is on the expensive side for Vietnam.
• You plan a midday visit. Regular hours are 7am–9pm, but the gate was shut at midday in October 2026, with a break from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM.
• You need a specific service. The menu is shared by all branches, so the Da Nang branch may not offer every item.

Address: 63 Ho Xuan Huong, My An, Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang. Phone: 0902339467. English, French and Chinese contact line: 0909063267. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

The menu, shared by all branches:

• Medical services and emergency; soft tissue surgery and endoscopy; orthopaedic surgery
• Inpatient care and rehabilitation; diagnostic labs
• Diagnostic imaging (ultrasound, X-ray, CT); ophthalmology
• Home visits and televet; international pet relocation
• Pet’s Hotel; rescue centres

Vaccination, preventive medicines and microchip are on the chain’s medical services page. Its hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, Dalat City and Danang City offer fully equipped boarding rooms.

Surgery has no single price, because it depends on the animal’s size and sex, and it goes ahead after an exam and a talk with the owner. Its advisory vets are Vietnamese and trained abroad.

My Pet Clinic (Phong Kham Thu Y 24h Da Nang) — best for a posted test menu

If you want to know what tests cost before you go, My Pet Clinic publishes a price list for diagnostics, and its clinical examination is free. It is open Monday to Sunday, 8am–7pm.

Good for:

• Knowing the cost of tests up front: blood test VND 600,000, X-ray VND 150,000 per image.
• Help with flight paperwork: a rabies antibody certificate, plus a health quarantine certificate from the sub-department. The official rules are in Bringing a Dog or Cat Into Vietnam.

Skip if:

• You mind a basic, old-style clinic. Cleanliness and upkeep are the common complaint.
• You need English. None is stated.
• You need 24/7 care. My Pet is open 8am–7pm.

Two addresses are in use: 55 Ly Thai To, Thanh Khe and 146 Le Duy Dinh, Da Nang (old ward and district: Chinh Gian, Thanh Khe); call before you go. Phone: 0777166466. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Vaccines: 4-disease and FIP for cats; 5-disease and 7-disease for dogs; rabies for dogs and cats. Boarding is short-term or long-term, in kennels described as clean and airy. Surgeries are done by a professional team under sterile conditions.

Listed prices:

• General blood test: VND 600,000
• X-ray: VND 150,000 per image
• Heart ultrasound: VND 500,000 per session
• Endoscopy: VND 1,000,000 to VND 4,000,000, depending on severity

The clinic supports animal rescue.

Rabies vaccination in Da Nang

Between 20 January and 23 February 2026, Da Nang recorded four rabies outbreaks in a row among domestic dogs. The outbreaks were in Dong Duong (1), Son Cam Ha (1) and Thanh Binh (2) communes.

In March 2026, an official letter from the city told local authorities to run an extra rabies vaccination campaign. The city aimed to raise the vaccination rate by at least 50% before 5 April 2026 and to reach at least 80% of all dogs and cats before 30 June 2026.

See Bringing a Dog or Cat Into Vietnam: Documents, Fees and the Border Check for the official pet import and export requirements.

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Not confirmed: My Pet's address: 146 Le Duy Dinh or 55 Ly Thai To; call before you go. Which items on Saigon Pet's shared menu the Da Nang branch offers.

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