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Veterinarska stanica Canis Felis Sarajevo

Grbavička 8c, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina

+387 61 133 445

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Detailed Information

Place Types Veterinary care
Address Grbavička 8c, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Coordinate 43.8527868,18.3999848
Website http://www.canisfelis.ba/
Rating 5
Compound Code V93X+4X Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Openning hours

Monday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Veterinarska stanica Canis Felis Sarajevo

Reviews

Amna Ećo (02/16/2021)

The best vet clinic in Sarajevo. Samir is an amazing vet, kind and loves animals dearly. I completely trust him to take care of my dog how is hemophiliac.

A R (02/14/2021)

Just praise for the willingness and kindness of everyone they do and especially Dr. Samir who was so gentle and caring for our little crumb we found in the woods over the weekend. With them I am sure for a quick recovery of our little crumb.

Ervin Sasic (01/20/2021)

A professional veterinarian, a kind nurse, well-equipped with both teeth and blood finds in one place ...

Emina Sara (02/17/2021)

Sterilized in another clinic cat after expulsion. She did everything according to PS, but one of them had purulent stitches, the other didn't have an appetite for 3 weeks, she was forced to survive, their vet only brought me back under the implication that I was impatient. She came to Canis Felis, cleaned the little girl's wound and removed the sutures, everything had healed by that evening and the redness had subsided. The older one received a bottle of the b complex and ate it that afternoon on her own. They saved my babies for me, and were gentle and non-judgmental with me, and there are no words of praise to compensate for that! Engl. - Spayed my cats after heat at another clinic. Did all as advised, but one of them had infected stitches (which were portrudent to begin with), while the other did not eat for three weeks, I force fed her a little just to keep her alive. Their vet kept sending me back, implying I'm just impatient. I came to Canis Felis - they cleaned the little one's wound and took out the stitches, and the redness went away by the same evening. The older catto got a shot of vit b complex, and ate by herself that very afternoon. They saved my babies, all whilst being gentle and nonjudgemental with me, and there are no words of gratitude that can compensate that!