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About Our Clinic
All you need at a veterinary clinic close to you
Are you looking for a vet in Tel Aviv? At our clinic, you can get all the usual services as well as more complex treatments, surgeries, the most advanced lab tests, inoculations, dental treatment, sterilization, castration, and even treatment of exotic animals. Our team consists of experienced employees who see their work as a calling.
At the clinic, you’ll find a pet grooming salon that has earned an excellent reputation in Ramat Aviv.
The Ramat Aviv Veterinary Clinic was established by Dr. Tali Aloni, a vet with more than 22 years of experience treating pets, consulting and managing petting zoos, and specializing in alternative treatment of animals as well as in veterinary public health for the Veterinary Faculty in Rehovot.
The clinic is located at 6 Bergson Street, Ramat Aviv, close to the Ramat Aviv Mall – near Tagore St. and Anderson St. There’s plenty of parking in the area.
Our clinic is perfectly located and together with its warm, professional staff, is a perfect solution for anyone needing a vet in Tel Aviv.
Come and join our family at the clinic!
Our Services
Our clinic offers a wide range of services
| A comprehensive set of tests using state-of-the-art equipment |
| surgical and internal medical treatments |
puppy counselling | nutrition counselling | advanced dental care | digital x-rays |
counselling services by specialized vets at the clinic | comprehensive, advanced lab services
home visits & emergency treatments | collaboration with hospitals and referment when necessary
collaboration with animal organizations | support and follow-up at petting zoos throughout the country
The veterinary clinic has a great team of doctors with specialties in different areas:
Surgery, Internal Medicine, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Cardiology, and more…
We invite you to get to enjoy our services
Transporting Your Pet Abroad
Home Vet Visits
Vaccinations & Treatments
Pet Grooming
Alternative Medicine
Petting Zoos
1500
More than
‘smiling’ animals
treated at the clinic
7
professional
warm-hearted staff members
Treatment of more than
16
types of animals
with a smile
22
years of experience
Our Clinic Team
Our clinic team comprises four certified veterinarians.
Our love for animals and approach is evident in our treatment of the animals.
Director of the clinic
Dr. Tali Aloni Rozen
Dr. Tal Shahar
Dr. Carol Ben-Oliel Lasri
Dr. Vered Harel
Marti Fordes
Pet Groomer
Miri Minch
Pet Groomer
Neta Ulman
Medical Assistant
Home Vet Visit &
Emergency Veterinarian Services
There’s no need to leave your house to see a vet.
One of our vets will come to your home when convenient for you and do the treatment at your home, saving you a lot of hassle.
Our veterinary home care provides quality, professional treatment in the animal’s natural surroundings, preventing your pet from coming in contact with other sick animals in the waiting room.
Our veterinary home care services include:
24-hour emergency care |
immediate treatment of the animal
and, if necessary, transport to the clinic |
an annual health plan |
inoculations and preventative treatments |
treatment of wounds, bites, accidents, and so on..
The prices for home visits are not higher than the regular prices at the clinic!
We provide 24/7 veterinary services at your home
To coordinate a veterinary home care visit
Transporting Your Pet Abroad
The Ramat Aviv Veterinary Clinic helps you to take your pet with you
to other places in the world.
Decided to go on a long holiday away from home or to relocate for work for a few years and you’re not willing to leave your pet behind for a long time, even not in a kennel?
It’s possible, but it takes preparation.
In order to be able to take your pet with you,
you need to follow the guidelines and stipulations of the destination country
and of the State of Israel and the Agricultural Ministry.
Vaccination
In different countries, amongst them Israel, there are laws and checks for bringing animals into the country to prevent spreading infectious diseases in the world (chicken flu, rabies, and others). For example, according to the guidelines of the Ministry of Agriculture, it is necessary to get veterinary approval to import an animal. This approval is issued by the veterinary services for a fee.
If dogs, cats, and birds accompany their owners out of the country for more than 90 days, they are exempt from the need to get Israeli veterinary import approval, but they are required to have a passport and inoculation documents, which are issued by a state veterinary official at the country of origin. In addition, it is necessary to declare that the animal is healthy and free of infections or infectious diseases.
Certificates of Approval
Pets leaving the State of Israel must have an international health certificate, which is issued by the certified authority – Veterinary and Livestock Health Services, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Export of animals without the required documentation could cause issues on a number of levels:
The animals | sent back, isolation, and occasionally, putting the animal down
The owners | distress, costs, and waste of time
The countries | an appeal of the credibility of the Israeli export documentation
Since every country has its own regulations regarding import of animals, this process could be lengthy and complex, and time is needed to get all the required approvals. In addition, in some countries, a period of quarantine is required after the rabies inoculation as well as check-ups afterwards; therefore, according to Dr. Tali Aloni, it’s essential to start preparing for such a trip a few months ahead of time.
Click to learn more about the procedures for international animal transportation
in the European Common Market
Contact Us
Opening hours
13:00 - 10:00 | Sunday – Thursday
16:00 - 19:30
Friday & Holiday Eves | 10:00 – 14:00
Address
6 Bergson Street, Ramat Aviv
Tel Aviv
Telephone | 077-4177470
Emergency Number | 052-3910673
Contact us here for your first appointment
and one of our representatives will get back to you within 24 hours
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