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At Benivet, we provide veterinary care for dogs and cats in Benissa, combining general practice, preventative care, specialist veterinary services, surgery, diagnostic imaging and laboratory tests.
Every pet requires an individual assessment. That is why we examine their symptoms, medical history and state of health before deciding which tests, treatments or specialist care may be required.
Our team works closely together to facilitate the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of each patient, whether for routine check-ups or health issues requiring more specialised care.
General practice is the first point of contact for many of the health needs of dogs and cats. It enables us to carry out preventive check-ups, detect potential health issues and assess symptoms before determining whether further tests or referral to a specialist are required.
We offer veterinary consultations to assess changes in your dog or cat’s health, symptoms, behaviour or any other concerns you may have.
We draw up vaccination programmes tailored to each pet’s age, lifestyle, health status and individual risks.
The prevention and control of internal and external parasites form part of the routine care of dogs and cats and must be tailored to the individual characteristics of each animal.
We carry out prevention, diagnosis and monitoring of leishmaniasis, a disease that is particularly prevalent in Mediterranean regions such as the province of Alicante.
Regular check-ups enable you to monitor your pet’s health and detect certain conditions before any obvious symptoms appear.
Some health problems require a more specialised assessment. We have a range of veterinary specialisms to investigate complex conditions and coordinate the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care for each patient.
Assessment of skin, coat and ear problems, such as itching, allergies, skin lesions, recurrent infections or abnormal hair loss.
The study of diseases that may affect internal organs and systems, particularly in patients with persistent symptoms, abnormal laboratory results or complex clinical presentations.
We plan anaesthesia and pain management on an individual basis for each procedure and each patient.
Diagnosis and treatment of injuries and conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles and musculoskeletal system.
We assess and treat acute or chronic pain using strategies tailored to each patient and the condition causing it.
We use surgery to treat certain conditions affecting organs, the skin, the digestive system and other soft tissues.
We perform surgery to treat bone and joint injuries, trauma-related conditions and certain spinal disorders.
We assess cases where partial or total replacement of a damaged joint may be indicated.
We provide monitoring, treatment and clinical follow-up for dogs and cats that need to be hospitalised.
We use minimally invasive techniques to examine and treat certain joint conditions.
Investigation, diagnosis and monitoring of tumours and cancer in dogs and cats.
Nutritional advice tailored to each pet’s age, body condition, medical conditions and specific needs.
Assessment of urinary tract conditions, such as recurrent infections, stones, urinary symptoms or disorders of the bladder and urinary tract.
We carry out spaying and neutering operations following a preliminary assessment of the pet’s health.
Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the teeth, gums and oral cavity.
Assessment of heart conditions and symptoms such as coughing, exercise intolerance, shortness of breath, fainting, or the detection of heart murmurs and cardiac arrhythmias.
We perform surgery to treat bone and joint injuries, trauma-related conditions and certain spinal disorders.
Diagnostic imaging techniques enable us to examine the body’s internal structures and obtain information that cannot always be detected through a clinical examination. We use different tests depending on the area and the problem we need to assess.
We use a range of imaging techniques to examine internal structures and obtain key information for diagnosis.
A CT scan enables detailed images to be obtained of different parts of the body and allows lesions or diseases to be examined with great precision.
Ultrasound enables organs and tissues to be visualised in real time in a non-invasive manner.
X-rays help to examine bones, joints, the chest, the abdomen and other internal structures.
Laboratory tests help to detect abnormalities, confirm diagnoses and monitor various illnesses. The most appropriate test depends on each pet’s symptoms and state of health.
Blood tests provide information about how the body is functioning and help to detect a wide range of conditions.
A urine test enables the urinary tract to be assessed and metabolic or systemic disorders to be detected.
We examine cells and samples under a microscope to study lumps, lesions, inflammation and other abnormalities.
Stool tests help to detect intestinal parasites and investigate certain digestive disorders.
It is not always easy to know which specialist or test a dog or cat needs before going to the vet.
Symptoms such as persistent vomiting, diarrhoea, lameness, itching, difficulty breathing, weight loss, increased water intake, changes in urination, the appearance of a lump or behavioural changes can have a wide range of causes.
An initial veterinary assessment allows us to assess your pet’s general condition and determine whether they require further tests, diagnostic imaging, laboratory tests or specialist veterinary care.
Benivet is a veterinary clinic in Benissa that treats dogs and cats, providing both preventative care and specialised diagnosis, treatment and follow-up for health problems.
Having different veterinary departments within the same centre facilitates coordination between professionals when a case requires a combination of clinical consultation, diagnostic tests, surgery or follow-up care.
We look after pets from Benissa and other nearby towns in the Marina Alta.
