The vets here are awesome and are super knowledgable. Long…read morestory short, my dog started acting weird from a certain kind of medication that another vet clinic gave him and it was a Saturday afternoon and the original clinic I took him to was closed. Dierenklinkiek de Wetering was still open and agreed to take us in right away to check my dog's vitals. Thank God they did! Turns out my dog had a severe allergic reaction to the medication. The vet here recommended that I kept a close eye on my dog that day and had forwarded all of my dog's health charts to MCD (Medisch Centrum voor Dieren), a 24 hour pet emergency hospital, in case I had to bring him in that night. Luckily he did, because I did end up bringing my dog into the emergency room. Really think my dog could've died if it weren't for this clinic. They really helped save his life. After this incident I continued to bring in my dog and foster dog here for other check-ups and the vets and their assistants have been nothing but a pleasure to work with. Patient, kind, and gentle with the animals and with my questions/concerns. The front desk staff is also great and friendly. Really gives me a piece of mind to have vets I can trust and rely on.

Great vets. They registered my dog after we moved to amsterdam. Very helpful for expats moving to…read moreThe area. They speak English as well. Open on Saturdays! They can almost always see my dog the next day.

insanely kind staff, super helpful, knowledgeable and I got in a scary situation with my cat and…read morelily flowers (toxic for cats which I didn't know), and they were able to help and offer variety of options for next steps. They stayed open more than an hour on easter holiday to help my cat (and me) taking his blood because all other veterinarIan's were closed.

I had a good experience here. Chief, my 10 years old border…read morecollie, was due for the dental cleaning, and while we were regulars at the Dierenkliniek & Trimsalon Europaplein they don't offer the dental services. So I found this vet. The appointment was easy to make over the phone. To be honest I enjoyed this office more - front desk girls are friendly and attentive. They really cuddled Chief when he was going under the anesthesia, I felt confident to leave him with them. When I picked him up, he had Hollywood smile, both white and because of drugs :) 250 euro for the cleaning. I enjoyed the care here and lot so I transferred our records to this vet.

I don't have much experience with this vet, this is our 2nd time here. I brought my dog in for…read moreX-ray as he started limping. Picked him up in a few hours. The results were good, he doesn't have arthritis but still the reason for limping is not known. I got back again to have his nails clipped it's €8,50 But if they need second technician to hold him down the price will double. Of course you can offer yourself to make it cheaper. The nail clipping did not go well. They were cutting it too short he was bleeding. I had to hold him down. I said stop when the third claw was clipped and blood was dripping. I don't think it was professional service. They do it much better in San Francisco

I will never ever come here again…read more I called to make an appointment and told the receptionist that my dog needed to get his nails trimmed and anal glads expressed. The previous time I came here to get the same exact things for my dog (plus a trim), the groomer took care of it and I was told to pick him up in 15 minutes. The cost was €34.75. When I went the most recent time, they took me and my dog to a exam room and I thought it was strange. The vet came in and starting cutting my dog's nails and made him bleed! She did that to THREE of his nails! She then used some hot iron thing (which I've never seen before, since it's usually the kwik stop styptic powder) to stop the bleeding. When I went to pay, they charged me €43.50, the price for an exam. I questioned the receptionist and she said I had to pay the full amount me we saw the vet. WTH. I was so confused. Then I explained that my dog has the same things done to him last time, if not more, and it was with the groomer. They refused to budge and insisted that I had to pay the full amount. Then one of the receptionists said, "Oh yeah, you called yesterday. Oh my bad, I thought you wanted to see the Vet. Next time clarify that you want to see a groomer." WTH. Why would I need to see a vet for something a groomer can do? My dog was perfectly healthy and fine. And if you had told me that I was going to see a vet I would've clarified. I paid anyway and left with my dog. In less than 5 minutes, I had to go back to the clinic because my dogs nails started to bleed again! This time the receptionist used the styptic powder to stop and bleeding and it worked right away. UGH, will never step foot in here ever again.

I'm not really sure about this store, they don't have puppies and kittens (anymore) (thank god)…read more They had 1 syrian hamster in a cage, alone. Which is good! They had a bunch of chinese hamsters stacked into each other, maybe 20-30! I don't know if that's okay but.. Let's get to the point.. They had a bunch of bunnies in a cage. Guess how much? 5-6..? NO! 8!! EIGHT IN A 100x50 cage!! For those who don't know 100x50 is the minimum cage for a syrian hamster. Anyway, i adopted this cute hamster. She's incredibly small, the size of a lighter!! I'm not even sure if she's 100% Syrian or even "10 weeks" like the employee said.. The poor girl also has a big wound on her stomach, she's recovering though.

They don't have puppies and kittens in the store anymore, unlike what the previous reviews said,…read morebut they still have hamsters, mice, and bunnies in the front window, and some lizards in the back. I am not sure if they stopped carrying the puppies or kittens or they were temporarily out of stock, but I don't see how they could have had more animals in there than they already had, because the place is very cramped. I'm surprised they could fit in as many different things in there as they do, but they do it at the expense of making me feel claustrophobic, and also it smells a little in the front next to the furry critters. The store is very busy, and cramped, so you're always having to shift to get out of someone's way or to get around someone else in your way. They have a good selection of stuff though, including fancy pet doors that work on microchips instead of RFID tags, and prescription Science Diet foods that you normally can only get from a vet. They have many many different kinds of quality cat and dog foods, and collars, treats, etc., but you have to kind of look through lots of stuff to find what you need. Luckily there is a helpful guy or two who work there who can help you locate things, but they are very busy and running around looking harried, since there are so many customers coming in and out of the shop. I was impressed with their fish selection. They don't have tons of different kinds of fish, but they have all the basic fish the average fish keeper would want, including algae eating fish and shrimp, which my neighborhood pet store was always running out of, and that got to be annoying. They even had driftwood, which I also had a hard time finding at other pet stores. And most importantly their fish were very healthy and happy, brightly colored and swimming around vigorously, so it looks like they are well taken care of. They also have some lizards and terrariums and lizard supplies and lots of different kinds of bugs in transparent boxes if that's your thing. Overall they do a great job of providing for your pet's needs, even if things cost a euro or three more than at other places, and the store is uncomfortable to be in. They at least get the job done.