Juan A. Egido
Vet
Emergency vet.
Open now 24 h emergencies +34 915 01 96 63
Dog and cat emergencies, with a hospital ward and ICU, next to Retiro Park.
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01 · Everything in house
Emergency consultationdogs and cats
Intensive carefluids, medication and care · 24 hours
Emergency surgeryour own theatre
Hospital ward and ICU24 hours, on site
Diagnostic imagingdigital X-ray and ultrasound
Clinical laboratoryin-house lab, results within minutes
02 · Who you’ll see
“After every emergency, we refer the patient back to their usual vet, with a detailed report and the tests carried out.”
«Después de cada urgencia, remitimos al paciente a su veterinario habitual, acompañado de un informe detallado y las pruebas realizadas.»
The Reina Cristina team · translated from Spanish Vet
Emergency vet.
Vet
Emergency vet.
Team as listed on the centre’s 2025 website.
03 · Reviews on Google
4.6 out of 5
out of 5 · 1,926 reviews
Read them on Google ↗“The report they give you mornings and afternoons is very reassuring too.”
«El informe que te dan mañanas y tardes también tranquiliza mucho.»
“They were quick, precise and effective. The price was less than I expected.”
«Fueron rápidos, precisos y efectivos. El precio fue menos de lo que esperaba.»
“…professionals in every sense and, more importantly still, humane.”
«…profesionales con todas las letras y, lo que es aún más importante, humanas.»
04 · Finding us
Paseo de la Reina Cristina, 11
28014 Madrid · Retiro · next to Retiro Park
Open 24 hours
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Call +34 915 01 96 63 before you come and tell us what is happening to your animal. We see dog and cat emergencies.
Yes: emergency consultations and hospitalisation, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Dogs and cats.
No. We are a hospital dedicated exclusively to emergencies: we do not offer routine consultations, vaccinations or pet products. After every emergency we refer your animal back to its usual vet, with a detailed report and the tests carried out.
Yes. There is a hospital ward and ICU staffed 24 hours a day. Hospitalised animals receive fluids, medication and intensive care when they need it.