Marousi Vet Clinic — veterinary clinic in Marousi

About the clinic

The practice is run by Δρ. Νίκος Βαρελάς, veterinary surgeon, working alongside Ελένη Στάθη, veterinary assistant. The same vet sees your animal at every visit, so its history stays in one pair of hands.

We see patients by appointment. X-ray, ultrasound and blood analysis are all done in-house, so there is no second trip elsewhere for routine diagnostics.

We will explain what we find, what we suggest and why, in plain language — and we will tell you what a visit costs before we begin.

Services

• Vaccination & preventive medicine — vaccination schedules, rabies, deworming, annual checks.
• Internal medicine & diagnostics — clinical examination, blood count and biochemistry in-house.
• Surgery & neutering — planned procedures with pre-operative screening and monitored anaesthesia.
• Dental care — oral examination, scaling under anaesthesia, extractions where needed.
• X-ray & ultrasound — digital radiography and abdominal ultrasound on site.
• Microchip, passport & travel — microchipping, registration and EU pet passports.
• Dermatology & allergies — investigation of itching, hair loss and persistent skin problems.
• Senior pets & chronic conditions — geriatric screening and ongoing monitoring.
• Small pets — rabbits, rodents and birds.

Opening hours

• Monday–Friday09:00–14:00 and 17:00–21:00
• Saturday09:00–15:00
• SundayClosed

The clinic is not a 24-hour hospital. Outside opening hours, call the emergency mobile; if there is no answer, go to a 24-hour veterinary hospital.

Find us

Travelling within the EU

The order of these steps matters and cannot be changed:

1. Microchip first. It must be implanted and registered before the rabies vaccination.
2. Rabies vaccination second. A rabies shot given before the microchip is not recognised and has to be repeated.
3. Wait 21 days. Counted from the date of vaccination, and completed before you travel.
4. EU pet passport. Issued by a veterinarian and carried on every trip.