Emergency Guide

Emergency Vet Stuttgart: Official Numbers & 24/7 Help (2026)

Phone details, service hours, and fees checked against official sources on 25 July 2026.

Call before you travel

Stuttgart publishes a veterinary duty line, while AniCura Stuttgart publishes a 24-hour emergency service. Call first when it is safe to do so and follow the professional's instructions.

If your pet may be in danger, contact a veterinary professional now.

Do not use this page to decide that a symptom is safe to delay. Emergency teams triage by medical urgency.

English availability is not guaranteed.

The city provides an English emergency-services page, but this does not verify English coverage at every practice or on every clinic shift. Ask when you call.

Official Stuttgart veterinary duty line

For an emergency involving your own pet, the City of Stuttgart directs callers to 0711 76 57 477. The recorded duty service returns the phone number of the veterinarian currently on duty. Call that veterinarian and confirm where to travel.

A current 24-hour emergency clinic in Stuttgart

AniCura Tierklinik Stuttgart currently publishes a Monday to Sunday, 24-hour emergency service. Phone ahead when possible because capacity, waiting time, and species coverage can change.

Clinic-published 24-hour service

AniCura Tierklinik Stuttgart

Hermann-Fein-Straße 15, 70599 Stuttgart-Plieningen

The municipal animal emergency service has a different role

Stuttgart's municipal animal emergency service is a separate service for injured stray pets and wildlife.

It is not the veterinary duty line for an owned pet. Use the city duty line or contact the clinic above for your own animal.

Emergency warning signs

These examples need urgent professional assessment. The list is not a diagnosis and is not complete.

  • Unconsciousness, collapse, or seizures
  • Difficulty breathing or blue-grey gums
  • Heavy or uncontrolled bleeding
  • A traffic accident or other serious trauma
  • Suspected poisoning or a swallowed foreign object
  • Sudden paralysis or severe coordination problems
  • Difficulty or inability to urinate
  • Persistent bloody vomiting or diarrhoea
  • Heatstroke, burns, or scalds
  • Eye injuries or sudden loss of vision

What to say when you call

1

Animal

Species, breed, age, and approximate weight

2

Problem

What happened, when it began, and whether it is getting worse

3

Medical details

Medication, health conditions, and possible exposure to toxins

4

Arrival

Your location and how quickly you can reach the practice or clinic

Mein Tier hat einen Notfall.My pet has an emergency.
Ist jemand da, der Englisch spricht?Is someone there who speaks English?
Mein Tier kann nicht richtig atmen.My pet cannot breathe properly.
Können wir jetzt kommen?Can we come now?
Wie lautet die Adresse?What is the address?

Official emergency fees

Section 4 of Germany's federal veterinary fee schedule applies to qualifying out-of-hours emergency work.

  • There is a €59.50 gross emergency-service fee (€50 net).
  • Emergency treatment is billed at two to four times the GOT rate.
  • Diagnostics, treatment, medication, consumables, and VAT can add to the total.
Official federal GOT section 4

Find local and nearby veterinary help

Save your regular practice's out-of-hours instructions before an emergency occurs. Nearby city guides can help when you are travelling.

⚠️ 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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