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Where can you find an emergency vet in Oslo?

Where to go in Oslo when your pet needs a vet outside office hours.

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Short answer

Evidensia Oslo Dyresykehus at Ole Deviks vei 10 has an emergency vet every day of the year, around the clock, on phone 22 68 35 00. Outside ordinary opening hours, use entrance B, the emergency reception. AniCura Dyresykehus Oslo at Hoffsveien 70c also has an emergency service, and AniCura asks you to call before you come.

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Why

  1. Evidensia's page for Oslo Dyresykehus says it is open around the clock with an emergency service every day, all year, and that the hospital moved to Ole Deviks vei 10 on 12 January 2026.
  2. At Evidensia Oslo Dyresykehus, an examination outside ordinary opening hours, including up to 30 minutes of consultation, costs from NOK 3,998 (prices from April 2026, VAT included).
  3. AniCura lists Dyresykehus Oslo in Hoffsveien 70c, phone 21 52 53 00, among its emergency clinics and asks owners to call the clinic or animal hospital before they come.

Details

Ordinary appointments at Evidensia Oslo Dyresykehus run Monday to Thursday 08:00–18:00 and Friday 08:00–16:00. After 17:00 on Monday to Thursday and outside appointment hours, emergency patients use entrance B, which is signposted. A daytime appointment of up to 15 minutes costs from NOK 1,898.

Tip

Call ahead if you can, so the vet knows what is coming, and save the emergency number in your phone before you need it.

What may differ

Outside Oslo, out-of-hours vet cover is organised locally: in Bergen, for example, the municipality administers the vet-on-call agreements for its district, and there can be periods without a small-animal vet on call.

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