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Vet clinics in Costa Rica

Find veterinarians and vet clinics in Costa Rica. Book appointments and manage your pet's medical history from the Pasapet app.

What you'll find on Pasapet

Pasapet connects you with verified a vet options across Costa Rica. Browse profiles, book appointments directly from the app and keep your pet's medical history with you everywhere.

Directory by canton

Find a vet near you in any canton of the Greater Metropolitan Area.

Book from the app

Contact providers directly and manage your appointments from a single app.

Centralized history

Every visit and document is saved in one place, ready to share with any new vet in seconds.

Vet clinics by canton

Other pet service categories

Explore the rest of the Pasapet directory — from 24/7 emergency vets to bakeries for dogs.

Reservá y gestioná todo desde Pasapet

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find a good vet in Costa Rica?

Use the Pasapet app to filter vets by canton, see verified profiles, hours and ratings, then book the visit and store the medical history in one place.

What vaccines does my dog need in Costa Rica?

Core vaccines include rabies (mandatory), distemper, parvovirus, hepatitis and parainfluenza. Your vet may recommend leptospirosis given the tropical climate. Pasapet keeps the full vaccine record and reminders.

How much does a vet visit cost in Costa Rica?

A general consultation typically ranges from 12,000 to 25,000 colones depending on the clinic and canton. Specialty visits, exams and treatments are billed separately.

Can I share my pet's medical history with a new vet?

Yes. From the Pasapet app you can share the full history (vaccines, treatments, prescriptions, exam results) with any vet in seconds — no paperwork needed.

How often should my pet see the vet?

A yearly wellness exam is standard for adult pets. Puppies and kittens need visits every few weeks during the first months for the vaccine schedule. Seniors benefit from twice-yearly check-ups.