Pets
Vets by region, emergency vets at night and at weekends, home visits, dog areas, and living with a dog in Luxembourg.
Emergency? Find the vet on duty today on the Collège vétérinaire on-call list, and always call before you travel. 24/7 and weekend vets are listed under Emergency vets.
New here with a dog? Start with Living with a dog in Luxembourg: microchip, registering with your commune, dog tax, insurance, rabies, lead rules, dog areas and travel.
Emergency vets
For nights, weekends and public holidays, when your own vet is closed. Déiereklinik Krakelshaff in Bettembourg also takes emergencies 24/7 (see Vets in the south). Always phone before you set off.
- Clinique vétérinaire de Walferdange
Vet clinic with a 24/7 emergency service
- EVC Luxembourg (veterinary emergency centre)
Emergency vet, nights, weekends, holidays
- MyVet (weekend emergencies)
Weekend emergency vet, Sat–Sun 8:00–18:00
Home visits
Vets who come to you. Some practices below also do home visits on request.
- Anicare (vet home visits)
Vet who comes to your home
- SOS VET Luxembourg
Emergency vet at home, 7 days
Vets in the south
- Déiereklinik um Krakelshaff
Larger clinic, specialists, 24/7
- Dr Christine Jaunet, alternative veterinary medicine
Acupuncture, osteopathy, herbal medicine
- Vetcare
Dogs and cats, multilingual team
Vets in the centre
For check-ups, vaccinations and everyday care. Book by phone or online.
- Cabinet vétérinaire de Mersch
Small-animal practice
- Cabinet vétérinaire Keispelt
Vet practice, also home visits
- LuxiVet
Three vet practices, Bonnevoie open daily
Vets in the north
- Cabinet vétérinaire Carine Schalbar
Small-animal practice, home visits
- De Vet
Small-animal practice, Clervaux area
Vets in the east
- Cabinet vétérinaire Gitzinger
Small-animal practice, Moselle
- Déierepraxis Mëllerdall
Larger practice: surgery, ward
- Vetos (Cabinet vétérinaire Krack-Weber)
Practice near Echternach, home visits
Vets in the west
- Cabinet vétérinaire Dr Jerusalem & Dr Blasen
Vet practice, English spoken
- Vet Med Attert
Small-animal practice, by appointment
Dog areas
Places set aside for dogs. Off the lead only where it's allowed and signposted; each entry says what's confirmed. See the dog guide for the difference between enclosed off-lead areas, dog toilets and ordinary parks.
- Hondswiss dog park, Wasserbillig
Enclosed, off-lead allowed
- Luxembourg City dog areas
18 official dog areas, map
- Raemerich dog park, Esch-sur-Alzette
Enclosed, 1,190 m²
Lost and found pets
- Déierenasyl – found animals
The Luxembourg animal shelter posts found animals with photos. 6 boulevard de Kockelscheuer, Luxembourg; +352 48 13 13-1.
- Pet Alert Luxembourg
A private network for posting and searching lost and found animals.
If your dog goes missing, also tell your commune. A vet or a shelter can read a found animal's chip.
Travelling with pets
- LAK – conditions for travel
The vets' association's page on travelling with a dog, cat or ferret, including the new EU rules from 22 April 2026.
- Agriculture portal – travelling with animals
The Ministry's travel rules, including tapeworm treatment, rabies antibody tests and health certificates for non-EU trips.
Within the EU you need a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination (then a 21-day wait after the first one) and an EU pet passport. Germany, Belgium, France and the Netherlands don't accept animals under 15 weeks.
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