ViaVet
Veterinary care for dogs and cats in Prague 9, including diagnostics, preventive care and surgery
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About ViaVet
ViaVet is a veterinary clinic providing medical care for dogs and cats, including internal medicine, preventive care, vaccinations, imaging, dentistry, surgery, obstetrics and laboratory diagnostics.
The clinic serves pet owners in Prague 9 and nearby areas. It is located in Prague and has operated for many years; registry records give a founding date of 2003.
Product: Veterinary examinations, treatment, preventive care, diagnostics and surgical services for dogs and cats.
Jobs at ViaVet
Leadership
- Petr Hemza · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
- Šárka Somerlíková · Veterinární lékařkaSource: business register
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