Health
Vets
There are five veterinary practices in town, and one veterinary hospital covering the wider area for emergencies.
Two legal requirements you should know
If you live here with a dog, the microchip and the rabies vaccination are compulsory in Andalusia. They are the first things you will be asked for, and without them you cannot register the animal or travel with it.
Practical
- Ask about out-of-hours cover before you need it. Not every practice in town offers it, and knowing which door to knock on at three in the morning is not something to work out at three in the morning.
- The dog beach. Torre del Mar has a stretch of sand set aside for dogs at El Mortero, the western end, open all year. That is unusual on this coast and worth knowing if you travel with your dog.
The businesses in this trade
Ranked by the score this site gives every business in town: public Google ratings, how many people are behind them, and how the business is doing online.
| Business | Rating | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clínica Veterinaria Blanco | 4.9 · 99 reviews | Calle Doctor Fleming, 46 | +34 951 83 21 91 |
| Hospital Veterinario Málaga Este (MiVet) | 3.9 · 371 reviews | Avenida Infanta Elena, 1 | +34 951 51 60 33 |
| Clínica Veterinaria Torre del Mar | 4.6 · 233 reviews | Avenida Doctor Marañón, 3 | +34 952 54 07 12 |
| Clínica Veterinaria Axarquía | 4.8 · 526 reviews | Calle Casas Nuevas, 2 | +34 952 54 25 53 |
| Clínica Veterinaria Mascota | 4.8 · 151 reviews | Calle Azucena, 3 bajo | +34 952 54 38 36 |