VETMED Ostrava
Veterinary clinic providing general and specialist care for pets in Ostrava
About VETMED Ostrava
VETMED operates a veterinary clinic offering diagnostics, surgery and specialist care, including 1.5T MRI, neurology, orthopedics, cardiology and preventive medicine.
The clinic serves pet owners and provides specialist examinations for referring veterinarians. Services also include internal medicine, dentistry, oncology, and care for small mammals, reptiles and birds.
VETMED Ostrava s.r.o. is based in Ostrava, Czechia, and was founded in 2020.
Product: Veterinary examinations, diagnostics, surgery and specialist care for companion animals.
Jobs at VETMED Ostrava
Leadership
- Michaela Rašková · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
- Vítězslav Raška · Veterinární lékařSource: business register
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