Your pet’s dental check-up isalways free
Tananger
Dyreklinikk.
Small paws. Big feelings.
We care for your best friend with expertise, kindness and time to listen.
Small needs and big ones.
We are here for both.
From the first vaccine to extra care in the senior years. We help you make good choices for your pet.
See all our servicesClinical examination
A thorough examination, with time for your observations and questions, to guide further investigation and treatment.
Vaccination
Vaccinations for dogs, cats and small pets, tailored to age, needs and travel plans, with advice on protection and follow-up.
Dental care
Dental examinations, scaling, cleaning and polishing, gum assessment, dental X-rays and tooth extractions when needed.
Soft tissue surgery
Soft tissue procedures with individual assessment and caring follow-up before, during and after surgery.
Emergency care
Care for sudden illness, injuries or difficulties giving birth. Call first so we can assess the situation and advise on the next steps.
Allergy testing
Investigation of possible allergies, including persistent skin problems. Blood tests and other examinations are considered according to symptoms.
Blood tests & laboratory
Blood sampling and laboratory investigations at the clinic, with additional examinations when needed to identify the cause of symptoms.
EU pet passports
EU pet passports for dogs, cats and ferrets, recording identification, vaccinations and relevant treatments.
Health certificates
Health certificates following a clinical examination, for example for the purchase or sale of an animal, insurance or travel.
Hormone testing
Blood tests to assess hormone levels when a hormonal imbalance is suspected, as part of an individual investigation.
Microchipping
A microchip provides permanent identification and helps reunite lost pets with their owners. It can also work with compatible cat flaps.
Internal medicine
Investigation of persistent diarrhoea, vomiting, increased thirst or loss of appetite, with examinations tailored to your pet’s symptoms.
Hospitalisation
When needed, your pet can stay at the clinic under veterinary supervision, with treatment and observation suited to its condition.
Dog neutering & spaying
Individual veterinary assessment of neutering or spaying for medical reasons. We discuss the indication, procedure and aftercare with you.
Cat neutering & spaying
Neutering and spaying to prevent unwanted litters, with advice on the procedure and caring for your cat afterwards.
Chemical castration
A hormone implant placed under the skin can temporarily suppress fertility. We assess whether this treatment is suitable for your pet.
Junior health checks
Health checks for young animals, following their development and preventive care needs, with time for your questions.
Senior health checks
Health checks for older pets to identify age-related changes, with examinations and follow-up tailored to their needs.
Nail clipping
Help with trimming and caring for your pet’s nails to prevent overgrowth, discomfort and pain.
Deworming
Advice, assessment and treatment for suspected intestinal worms in dogs, cats and small pets. Contact us if you are unsure what your pet needs.
Reproduction
Advice on mating timing, fertility problems and pregnancy checks, as well as individual guidance on contraception for cats.
X-ray examinations
X-rays as part of diagnostic investigation, often combined with clinical examinations and tests for a more complete assessment.
Pain management
Prevention and treatment of pain, with symptom assessment and tailored follow-up. Contact us if you are worried your pet is in pain.
Urine tests
Urine testing for problems such as frequent or painful urination or blood in the urine. We will advise if you should bring a sample.
Biometry
Biometry is available as part of the clinic’s examinations. Contact us for details about the examination and its suitability for your pet.
Nutrition & specialist diets
Nutritional guidance tailored to dogs, cats and small pets. The clinic stocks specialist diets, including SPECIFIC from Dechra.
Peace of mind for you.
Care for your best friend.
At Tananger Dyreklinikk you meet a small, dedicated team. We believe in good communication, thorough examinations and treatment tailored to your pet.
Wondering about something?
We have gathered answers to the questions we hear most often. If you cannot find your answer, just give us a call or write to us.
How do I book an appointment?
You can easily book online using the “Book an appointment” button at the top of the page, or call us on +47 477 50 666. Our phone hours are Monday–Friday 10:00–17:00.
Which animals do you treat?
We treat all small pets – dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs and hedgehogs. We offer everything from vaccination and health checks to dental treatment, surgery and senior examinations.
Where are you located, and is there parking?
You will find us at Skibmannsvegen 3, 4056 Tananger, centrally located at Tananger Senter. There is free parking right outside the door.
When are you open?
We are open Monday–Friday 09:00–17:00. Phone hours are 10:00–17:00. We are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
What do I do if my pet becomes acutely ill?
Call us on +47 477 50 666 during opening hours and we will help you as quickly as we can. Outside opening hours, contact the nearest emergency veterinary service (dyrevakt) in the Stavanger area.
Can you issue EU pet passports and health certificates?
Yes. We issue EU passports for dogs and cats, health certificates and microchip ID marking – everything you need before travelling or selling a pet.
A good start to a healthier life for your pet.
We are here for the small questions and the big worries alike.
Contact us
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Find us in Tananger
DirectionsSkibmannsvegen 3, 4056 Tananger
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