VetAtHome opens new animal clinic – eliminating emergency fees
With a new clinic in Östermalm in Stockholm, VetAtHome wants to meet a growing need for accessible veterinary care. The animal clinic accepts both planned visits and emergency cases, without a special emergency fee. At the same time, the company continues to expand its model with home visits combined with clinic care. The clinic is designed with both animals and pet owners in focus – with competent and caring staff who work for safe and stress-free animal healthcare.
VetAtHome is Stockholm's best-rated clinic in the inner city!
We at VetAtHome are incredibly proud to announce that we have been named the best-rated veterinary clinic in Stockholm's inner city. The insurance company Hedvig has compiled the list of Sweden's most popular veterinarians based on customer reviews.
Our chief veterinarian Karolina Henzel is a finalist for Veterinarian of the Year 2025
Vetathome's chief veterinarian, Karolina Henzel, has been named one of the finalists for the title Veterinarian of the Year 2025. For those of us who work closely with Karolina on a daily basis, this is a fantastic acknowledgement of her significant work for the industry.
The Tick Guide – Practical tips and advice for pet owners
The tick season in Sweden is long and can extend from early spring to late autumn. For both dogs and cats, these small parasites not only cause discomfort, but also pose a risk of infectious diseases.
Oral health and dental care, more than just bad breath
Many pet owners see bad breath as something natural in dogs and cats, but the fact is that a foul-smelling mouth is often the first sign of dental disease or inflammation.
Insights about ticks – Statistics, infection and vaccines
Ticks are one of our most resilient insects, and as the climate warms, both their distribution and the risks they pose are changing.
Eye problems in dogs and cats, when is it urgent?
The eyes are some of the most sensitive organs in animals. Since injuries and diseases of the eye can quickly worsen and, in the worst case, lead to impaired vision or blindness, it is important to know what signs to react to.
Signs of pain in cats, how to interpret the subtle signals
Cats are evolutionarily programmed to hide pain and weakness. In the wild, an injured animal would be easy prey, which is why our domestic cats have retained the ability to appear healthy even when suffering from chronic or acute ailments. As a pet owner, it often takes a trained eye to spot when something is wrong.
Senior survey: Why winter is the worst for old trails
January 2026 brings bitter cold in large parts of the country. While we humans can put on an extra sweater, our older animals have it tougher. Cold and damp are the archenemies of stiff joints. Does your dog or cat look a little extra tired and stiff right now? It could be a sign of osteoarthritis that needs to be treated.
Agria Vet Guide acquires minority stake in VetAtHome
Agria Vet Guide has acquired a minority stake in VetAtHome to support the continued expansion of ambulatory veterinary care in Sweden. VetAtHome will continue as an independent company with unchanged management and operations.
