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AmiryanVet

Rating 4.4
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Closed until 10:00
+374 10 560119
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Yerevan, Amiryan Street, 10 · ԱՄԻՐՅԱՆ Փ. 10/2
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Гематологическое исследование крови кошек и собак 1. Гемоглобин (Hb, HGB) 2. Гематокрит (Ht, HCT) 3. Содержание эритроцитов (RBC) 4. Средний объем эритроцита (MCV) 5. Содержание тромбоцитов 6. Содержание лейкоцитов в общей сложности предоставляем ...
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Yerevan, Amiryan Street, 10ԱՄԻՐՅԱՆ Փ. 10/2
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+374 10 560119
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Republic Square
690 m
2
Republic SquareZoravar AndranikYeritasardakan
Amiryan / Koghbatsi
116 m
4
Amiryan / KoghbatsiAmiryan / MashtotsMashtots / AmiryanMovses Khorenatsi / Mesrop MashtotsParonyan / Mesrop Mashtots
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Veterinary clinic services:pet photo services, pet taxi, veterinary pharmacy, pet hotel, certificates, haircut, calling a veterinarian, castration, parasites treatment, grooming, beak trimming, euthanasia, cremation, chipping, vaccination, oxygen therapy, hospital
Specialists:gynecologist, on birds, dermatologist, therapist, anesthesiologist, nutritionist, surgeon, cardiologist, ophthalmologist, homeopath, endocrinologist, resuscitator, oncologist, stomatologist, on behavioral correction, autopsist, on rodents, on reptiles, x-ray
Petfriendly:allowed with all animals
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Rating 4.4
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Марианна А.
Level 3 Local Expert
September 30
We found AmiryanVet by chance in June when we rescued a tiny ill kitten on the street while visiting Yerevan. As we don’t live in Armenia we were really confused and didn’t know what we are going to do. The moment we walked in all our worries disappeared. Exceptionally knowledgeable staff took care of everything from the first minute. Our little kitten was treated by professionals, got all his jabs. They offered to keep him in the boarding until all his documents are ready so he can travel with us to his new home. The vets explained us everything they did during his stay, sent us regular updates on his health condition and images of him playing happily. They were and are always there to address our worries or answer questions we have. We returned several days ago and our Nico is now ready for his new chapter in life. I can’t thank enough Violetta Gabrielyan and all her amazing and caring team of professionals. Would definitely recommends this Vet Clinic if you’re looking for one.
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Mari T
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June 28, 2025
Good vet and grooming
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November 2
Two wrongful diagnoses. I won't be going back. I've taken my cat to this clinic twice, and I won't be returning. First visit: They told me my cat had FIP, a highly fatal disease in cats. She had no symptoms and was eating and behaving normally. Another vet retested her and confirmed she did not have FIP. Second visit: She was squinting slightly in one eye, so I went back since the clinic is close to home. They said she had an ear infection spreading to her eye. When I couldn't see the problem they pointed to, I was told it was because I'm not a vet. They recommended antibiotic treatment costing 48k, plus return visits every few days. Because of the earlier misdiagnosis, I got a second opinion. That vet examined her eyes and ears and found nothing wrong. No treatment was needed, and I was told to return only if she developed discharge or redness, neither of which she had. When the clinic asked why I'd switched vets and I mentioned the FIP misdiagnosis, they said they would never make such a mistake. I can't say for certain that they're bad vets, but I've lost trust in them, and I worry they may recommend costly treatment without a real basis for it. If you ever feel something isn't right, get a second opinion.
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