The Medical Center for Animals

Vet clinic · Veterinary hospital with in-patient care · Surgery rooms and a laboratory · Vaccinations, neutering and spaying · Dental care for dogs and cats · Dog and cat grooming · Dog boarding

5 HaBonim Street, Ramat Gan

A veterinary hospital and clinic on HaBonim Street in Ramat Gan, set up in 1986, with surgery rooms, a laboratory, in-patient care, a grooming parlour and dog boarding

The Medical Center for Animals at 5 HaBonim Street in Ramat Gan was set up in 1986 by the vet Dr. Ze'ev Scheiner, and its site says it was the first private veterinary hospital in Israel. It works as a hospital, with in-patient care and follow-up by vets and technicians, rooms for surgery, specialist services and a laboratory with results in real time. Its daily work, as its site lists it, includes vaccinations, neutering and spaying of dogs and cats, dental care, flea and pest treatments, orthopaedics, eye treatments, wounds and surgery, and it also runs a dog and cat grooming parlour, a dog boarding kennel, an annual membership plan and help for owners flying with pets. Its site says it serves Ramat Gan, Givatayim, Tel Aviv, Kiryat Ono and Bnei Brak, and has parking beside it.