Döşemealtı · Antalya
Veterinary clinic in Döşemealtı, Antalya
Open every day08:00–22:00
Dağlar Veteriner Kliniği (Dağlar Veterinary Clinic) is a vet on Atatürk Caddesi in Yeniköy, Döşemealtı, Antalya. We examine and treat cats, dogs and farm animals. Call or send a WhatsApp message to ask about an examination, preventive care or a farm visit for cattle, sheep and goats.
Services
What we do.
- 01
Examinations and diagnosis
A physical examination and your observations help identify the next steps. Bring previous results and details of changes in appetite, behaviour or activity.
- 02
Vaccination and preventive care
Vaccination and parasite prevention depend on age, health, previous records and exposure. Bring the vaccination record so an individual plan can be discussed.
- 03
Laboratory tests
Blood tests and microbiological examinations can help investigate illness. Results are interpreted together with the examination and medical history.
- 04
Diagnostic imaging
X-rays and ultrasound may help assess injuries or internal changes. The veterinarian decides which examination is appropriate and explains any preparation.
- 05
Surgery
Discuss the reason for a procedure, preparation, anaesthesia and recovery care before an operation. Discharge timing depends on the patient and the procedure.
- 06
Internal medicine
Changes in thirst, weight, appetite or bowel habits may require assessment. Record when the signs started and list current medicines.
- 07
Dermatology
Itching, redness, hair loss and recurring ear problems can have several causes. Mention recent food changes and products applied to the skin.
- 08
Cardiology
Reduced exercise tolerance, fainting or a persistent cough may require assessment. Difficulty breathing is urgent: call immediately instead of waiting for a routine appointment.
- 09
Endoscopy
Endoscopy may be considered when a closer internal examination is needed. Suitability, preparation and anaesthesia are discussed for the individual patient.
- 10
Hospitalisation and intensive care
Some cats and dogs need inpatient treatment or closer monitoring. Ask about admission, monitoring arrangements and any need for referral, especially outside opening hours.
- 11
Pet grooming
Grooming needs depend on coat type, skin condition and tolerance of handling. Discuss matting, skin problems and previous grooming difficulties before booking.
- 12
Cat and dog boarding
Boarding arrangements include availability, admission requirements, health records and feeding routines. Contact the clinic before arranging a stay, including details of any prescribed medication.
- 13
Cattle, sheep and goat care
Farm visits cover individual animal concerns and herd health discussions. Provide the location, species, number of affected animals and onset of signs when you call.
Farm animals
Farm visits in the Döşemealtı area.
For cattle, sheep and goats, daily observations about feeding, movement, milk changes and births help guide a visit. Vaccination and treatment records help establish the care history. Contact the clinic to agree on the location, timing and preparation; severe illness, a difficult birth or several animals becoming unwell calls for an immediate phone conversation.
Before you come
Your first visit
- Bring vaccination records, previous test results and prescriptions if available. Unknown history is useful information too; there is no need to guess.
- Write down the onset of the problem, changes in food or water intake, and medicines or products recently given.
- Cats travel in a secure carrier and dogs on a suitable lead or harness. Information about pain or handling difficulties helps the team plan the arrival.
- Do not withhold food or stop prescribed medicine unless the veterinarian has given instructions for your animal and the planned procedure.
- A preferred date and time can be sent through WhatsApp or discussed by phone. The appointment is confirmed when the clinic agrees the time; fees and preparation are part of that conversation.
Emergency
Do not wait if you see these signs
- 01Difficulty breathing, or open-mouth breathing in a cat
- 02Collapse, loss of consciousness or severe weakness
- 03A prolonged seizure or repeated seizures
- 04Bleeding that does not stop, a road accident or a serious fall
- 05Straining without passing urine, particularly in a male cat
- 06A swollen abdomen with repeated unsuccessful attempts to vomit
- 07Possible poisoning or swallowing medicine or a foreign object
- 08Heavy panting, weakness or collapse after heat exposure
Call us on 0537 384 92 54 — every day between 08:00 and 22:00.
0537 384 92 54Questions
Before you visit.
Where is the clinic and how do I get there?
Dağlar Veteriner Kliniği is at Yeniköy Mah. Atatürk Cad. No:585/11, 07190 Döşemealtı / Antalya. You can recognise the entrance on Atatürk Caddesi by the clinic sign. Get directions on Google Maps, or use the “Get directions” button in the contact section below.
What are your opening hours?
The clinic is open every day, Monday to Sunday, 08:00–22:00. If you plan to come outside these hours, please call 0537 384 92 54 first.
What should I do in an emergency or at night?
Call 0537 384 92 54. Our phone line is open 24/7 for emergencies. At night, please call before coming so that one of our veterinarians can guide the first response. If you see difficulty breathing, collapse, a prolonged seizure or bleeding that does not stop, do not wait for a routine appointment.
How do I make an appointment?
Call 0537 384 92 54 or send a WhatsApp message with your preferred day and time and details of your animal. The appointment is confirmed when the clinic replies and agrees the time with you; fees and any preparation are part of that conversation.
Which animals and treatments do you cover?
We see cats and dogs, and we make farm visits for cattle, sheep and goats. The services listed on this page are examinations and diagnosis, vaccination and preventive care, laboratory tests, diagnostic imaging, surgery, internal medicine, dermatology, cardiology, endoscopy, hospitalisation and intensive care, pet grooming, and cat and dog boarding.
More detail is on the Turkish pages: Hizmetler (services) · İletişim (contact) · Ekip (team).
Open every day, 08:00–22:00
Open every day, 08:00 – 22:00. For urgent concerns, call 0537 384 92 54; our phone line is available 24/7 for emergencies; at night, please call before coming so one of our veterinarians can guide the first response. WhatsApp is for appointment requests and messages; an appointment is confirmed by the clinic’s response.
Contact
Find us on Atatürk Caddesi.
- Address
- Yeniköy Mah. Atatürk Cad. No:585/11
07190 Döşemealtı / Antalya - Opening hours
- Every day 08:00–22:00
Outside these hours, please call before coming. - Phone
- 0537 384 92 54
- @dagvet07