Munich Emergency Guide

24-Hour Emergency Vet Munich: LMU Guide (2026)

LMU emergency access and service limits checked against the clinic’s English and German pages on 24 July 2026.

Life-threatening emergency: go directly to the LMU Small Animal Clinic.

LMU’s English guidance says to give short notice only if your animal’s condition allows it. Do not delay urgent travel while waiting for a phone answer.

Official 24-hour service

LMU Small Animal Clinic

Veterinärstraße 13

80539 Munich

Call LMU Small Animal Clinic

Current service limits

This clinic treats dogs and cats only. Its current German emergency page says it cannot offer dental and eye emergency care at present. Check the official page because temporary exclusions can change.

What to do and what to expect

Go directly for a life-threatening emergency

LMU instructs owners to come immediately with a dog or cat when symptoms are life-threatening.

Give short notice only if it is safe

The English LMU guide asks for short notice when the animal’s condition allows it. Do not delay travel while waiting for a phone answer.

Expect clinical prioritisation

The most serious cases are treated first, so less critical patients may have a longer wait.

Expect emergency stabilisation

The emergency service focuses on acute care and stabilisation. A full specialist work-up may require a later appointment.

LMU emergency fees

During the statutory emergency-service periods, LMU publishes a €50 net fixed fee, which is €59.50 gross at 19 percent VAT. Emergency services are billed at two to four times the GOT rate. Treatment, diagnostics, medicines, materials, and other invoice items are additional.

LMU states that veterinary services are billed immediately and instalment payment is unavailable. Ask about accepted payment methods if the animal’s condition allows.

Need regular veterinary care?

For appointments, vaccinations, follow-up care, or another Munich practice, use the directory and confirm English availability when booking.

⚠️ Important Disclaimer

Medical Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional veterinary advice. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian for medical decisions regarding your pet's health.

Emergency Situations: In case of a pet emergency, contact a veterinary professional immediately. The information provided here should not delay seeking professional care.

This content was created with AI assistance and verified by our editorial team. Clinic information is regularly updated, but we recommend confirming details directly with the veterinary practice before visiting.

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