24-Hour Emergency Vet in Barcelona
9 emergency and after-hours clinics in Barcelona. Call ahead while you travel — it confirms a vet is on-site and lets the team prepare for your arrival. Listings are aggregated from public sources; hours and on-site cover can change, so always confirm by phone.
Hospital Veterinari Molins
24 hours, 365 days
Carrer B, 27, 08620 Sant Vicenç dels Horts, Barcelona
Clínica Veterinaria Muntaner
24 hours, 365 days (Urgencias 24/7)
Carrer de Muntaner, 431, 08021 Barcelona
AniCura Ars Veterinaria Hospital Veterinari
24 hours, 365 days (emergency); Mon–Fri 8am–8pm (standard appointments)
Carrer dels Cavallers, 37, 08034 Barcelona
Balmesvet — Hospital Veterinari 24h
24 hours, 365 days
Carrer de Balmes, 205, 08006 Barcelona
AniCura Glòries Hospital Veterinari
24 hours, 365 days
Carrer de Bailén, 28, 08010 Barcelona
Hospital Clínic Veterinari UAB
24 hours, 365 days
Carrer de l'Hospital, s/n, Campus UAB, 08193 Bellaterra (Cerdanyola del Vallès)
Hospital Veterinari Balmes
24 hours, 7 days a week, every day of the year
Carrer de Balmes, 81, 08008 Barcelona
Centre Veterinari Les Corts
24 hours (call ahead for overnight emergencies: 938 975 195)
Carrer de Nicaragua, 90, 08029 Barcelona
Clínica Veterinaria Glòries 24h
UNVERIFIED — confirm before publish
Avinguda Diagonal, 237, 08013 Barcelona (UNVERIFIED — may have closed or merged with AniCura Glòries)
What to do in a pet emergency
What counts as a veterinary emergency?
Go to an emergency vet immediately if your dog is struggling to breathe, has collapsed or is unresponsive, is having a seizure, has bloated or is retching without vomiting, has been hit by a vehicle, is bleeding heavily, has eaten something toxic (chocolate, xylitol, rat bait, human medication), has heatstroke signs, or cannot urinate. When in doubt, call the nearest 24-hour clinic — describing the symptoms by phone is free and can save critical time.
Should I call ahead before going to an emergency vet in Barcelona?
Yes — always call first. It lets the clinic confirm a vet is on-site right now, prepare for your arrival, and give you first-aid or transport advice for the trip. Some clinics listed as 24-hour operate an on-call model after hours, so calling ahead avoids arriving at a closed door.
How should I transport an injured dog?
Keep the dog warm, still and as flat as possible. For a suspected spinal injury, slide the dog onto a firm board or a taut blanket held by two people. Muzzle gently if there is pain-biting risk (never if breathing is impaired or vomiting). Small dogs can travel in a secure carrier; keep the car cool and drive smoothly.
How much does an emergency vet visit cost in Barcelona?
After-hours consultation fees are higher than daytime rates, and treatment costs vary widely with the emergency — always ask for an estimate by phone and again on arrival. Clinics listed here are aggregated from public sources; confirm current fees directly with the clinic.
This page is educational and not a substitute for professional veterinary care. If your pet is in danger, contact the nearest emergency clinic immediately. Browse the full vet directory for Barcelona.