Best Dog Clinics Amsterdam Near Me

4worldlovers: Dé dierenarts in Amsterdam centrum voor liefdevolle en betrokken zorg voor je huisdier

The veterinarian in Amsterdam city center with personal care for your pets

DierenDokters Amsterdam is situated near Jordaan. This is the oldest pet clinic in the Netherlands. Our practice is accessible and we do everything we can to offer excellent veterinary care. Our experienced veterinarian Jochem de Jong is 100% committed to the health of your pet. He is assisted by a team of skilled para veterinarians.

The veterinary clinic has a rich history; veterinary medicine has been practiced in the monumental building since 1929. In 2006 the interior of DierenDokters Amsterdam was adapted to modern standards. The clinic is equipped with the most modern medical devices such as a digital X-ray machine. The unique appearance of the building, combined with the modern furnishing, makes it one of the most special animal clinics in the Netherlands.

In addition to general and everyday veterinary medicine, we pay special attention to the fields of dentistry, cat medicine, dermatology, internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, ultrasound, and laparoscopic sterilization.

Within the clinic, we have, among other things, a surgery room with gas anesthesia and monitoring, our own laboratory, digital X-ray equipment, oxygen cage, ultrasound machine, and blood pressure measurement. As a result, we are excellently equipped for fast and targeted diagnostics and extensive treatment options.

4worldlovers:
Housevisites can be possible but restricted. The vet will ask you the by video call or normal call relevant questions. Based on the call we will make a plan either if a housevisit is possible or neccessary or you can visit us.


Shortly we will offer veterinary care and vet nurse care at home in Amstelveen as well. Are you leaving for a business trip or do you need repeated care after a surgical surgery or vet treatment at your local vet call us.


We are happy to assist you with the basis care when you might not confident to do that yourself.


For example your dog had a orthopedic treatment and now needs to go for a walk. This requires special veterinary assistance which we can offer you after your beloved furry is back home again. We can speed up the treatment and not slow it down.


Due to the corona outbreak we are a bit limited as well but we can discuss the possibilities.

Now that the Christmas tree has left the house, a bare space has emerged. You long for new green and color in your home. But, beware, some plants and flowers are (just like the Christmas tree and the poinsettia) poisonous for a cat.

By the way, most cats stay well away from the plants or flowers. However, if a cat has a fur ball in its abdomen, it has a natural tendency to eat grass to cause it to vomit. Grassy plants therefore pose a greater risk to the cat than a succulent plant.

We will gladly give you a list of which plants you should not put in the house if you have a cat. In the list we have indicated in bold type and with exclamation marks plants with a high risk. These plants can cause acute kidney failure, with a serious decrease in the prognosis for survival.

What can you do to prevent your cat from touching / eating the plant?

There are several things you can do to prevent your cat from touching the plant.

Punish when the cat approaches the plant (with spray of water or compressed air, for example)

Place the plant on aluminum foil (cats don’t like to touch this)

It is not always clear that a cat has ingested a poison. It is often the case that the symptoms only come up late when the poison has already been absorbed into the blood. Or it is not clear that the disease actually comes from the poison of a plant. Pay attention to the following symptoms in any case:

What should you do if you think the cat has touched / eaten a poisonous plant?

For example, if you see the pollen from the plant on the fur of the animal, make sure you clean it well (preferably with water). If you notice any of the symptoms or the animal is sick, contact your veterinarian.

Your veterinarian will try to induce vomiting and try to dilute the poison in the blood with a drip and help the kidneys to process / excrete the poison.

In the Netherlands we have a very nice children’s song about cat and regular milk, but it gives a distorted picture of reality. You better not give your cat regular milk.

Many cats cannot digest lactose (milk sugar). After birth, a kitten normally has enough enzymes to digest milk (lactase). This is because of the time the kitten drinks with the mother. However, at some point the lactase decreases and problems may arise.

What happens if you do give regular milk to a cat?

If you give milk to a cat, it can cause gastrointestinal problems. Not every cat is bothered by it, but if diarrhea occurs, for example, the milk may be the cause.

266/5000It is striking that a cat often finds milk particularly tasty. As an alternative / treat you can give your cat special cat milk. Incidentally, the lactose has been removed from this as much as possible, but it can still contain something! So give it in moderation.

4worldlovers: After working in several classic vet structures for many years, we realised there was a need for the convenience of a caring mobile veterinary service in the Amsterdam and Amstelveen region.

We aim to provide a stress-free, friendly and high quality experience to all your 4-legged family members.

If you have anxious, ailing or multiple pets, have limited mobility, a desire to have your animal cared for in a familiar and peaceful surounding, or just have a busy schedule, then we’re the perfect fit for you!

After studying Literature, traveling and working in France, at the age of 26 I decided to go for my girl’s dream, namely to become a vet.

So, early in 2003, I graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Utrecht, and in the following years I have gained experience in all areas of veterinary medicine, including being a practice owner in the Haarlem region. I have a special interest in internal medicine, dermatologie, nutrition, behavior and I am very open minded about homeopathic and holistic treatments.

One of the special things about being a vet – and what makes is challenging and enjoyable – is the huge variety of animals I meet, with each one needing an individual approach. Plus, of course, the contact with the owner which brings an extra personal dimension.

So it’s really exciting and satisfying to be able to meet the animals in their own environment, and give them the special care they need.

My free time is spent with my family, walking by the sea, playing tennis, cooking with friends, and of course having fun with our dog (Vegas) and two cats (Franky and Binky).

My name is Delphine Vromman-Ural, I am French and Belgian and graduated from the Veterinary School of Liège, Belgium, in 2000.

I love travelling and it gave me the opportunity to work in multiple practices and clinics across England, France, Malta and The Netherlands. My international experience has taught me to adapt to people’s needs and exposed me to different approches of veterinary medicine. Over the years I have developed a special interest in dentistry, behavior and education, and geriatric care.

My priority is to provide a tailored service centered on the well-being of your furry family member. I find communication essential and take pride in giving detailed explanations about your pet’s health.