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Updated October 16, 2026

Vets in Inca (Mallorca): veterinary clinics and practical tips

A guide to veterinary clinics in Inca, Mallorca: addresses of seven centres, how to choose a vet and what to bring to the appointment with your dog or cat.

Looking after your pet's health in Inca

If you live in Inca or are spending some time in this inland area of Mallorca with your dog, cat or another animal, knowing where the nearest veterinary clinic is gives you peace of mind. Routine check-ups, vaccinations, parasite treatment or an unexpected problem are all moments when it helps to know where to go without wasting time searching.

In this guide you will find the veterinary clinics in Inca listed on evoZoa, along with some general advice on choosing a clinic, preparing for the visit and planning ahead for the unexpected.

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Veterinary clinics in Inca

We have gathered seven veterinary clinics spread across different streets in Inca. Right below you will find the map and the listings for all of them, so you can see which one is closest to your home or where you are staying.

For example, Pets & friends is on carrer del Cartoix Jeroni Planas, Animal Dharma on Carrer de Joan Alcover and Rubinca on Carrer de la Balanguera. You will also find es Raiguer on Carrer de Miquel Bisellach and Ciutat d'Inca on Carrer del General Luque. Two centres appear simply as ClĂ­nica veterinaria, one on Carrer de les Mercaderies and the other on Avinguda d'AlcĂșdia, so check the address to tell them apart.

We do not have opening hours or detailed service information for these clinics, so we recommend calling or contacting the centre before you go to confirm when they are open and what kind of appointments they offer.

How to choose a vet

Every animal and every household has different needs, so there is no single clinic that suits everyone. Before you decide, it can help to weigh up a few practical points.

  • Check the distance and how you would get there in a hurry, on foot, by car or by public transport.
  • Ask which services they offer: general consultations, vaccinations, surgery, lab tests or care for specific species such as birds or exotic pets.
  • Find out how they handle emergencies outside their usual hours.
  • Notice whether they explain diagnoses and treatments clearly and take time to answer your questions.
  • If your animal has a chronic condition, consider continuity: being seen by the same team makes follow-up easier.

Prepare for the visit

A well-prepared appointment is usually calmer for your pet and more useful for you. Taking a few minutes to get organised before leaving makes a real difference, especially if it is your first time at that clinic.

  • Bring the vaccination record or pet passport and, if you have them, previous reports or test results.
  • Write down the symptoms, when they started and any changes in appetite, behaviour or toilet habits.
  • Use a carrier for cats and small animals, and a short lead for dogs in the waiting room.
  • Bring a blanket or familiar item to help your animal feel more secure.
  • Ask beforehand whether your pet needs to fast, for example for certain tests.

Emergencies and reminders

We suggest saving the phone number of the clinic you choose on your mobile and asking in advance what to do if an emergency happens at night or on a public holiday. That way you will not have to improvise at a stressful moment.

Keep in mind that this guide is for general information only: if you have any doubts about your pet's health, always check with your vet. For matters such as animal registration, identification or responsible ownership, review the current rules of Inca Town Council, as they may change over time.

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