Dierenkliniek Centrum-Oost

As the owner of four cats, one of them with immune anemia and in need of constant care, finding good vets was a must for me when we moved to Amsterdam.
We got a recommendation for Dierenkliniek Centrum Oost, and they have been our go-​to vet since the very first week here.
Dr. Louki Banda is great, very commited and attentive, she had previous experience with Hemolytic Anemia in cats also, so that’s a plus! When she doesn’t know something she’s not afraid of saying so and asking for specialized help (usually from Utrecht vet school or Medisch Centrum voor Dieren in Amsterdam, as far as I know).
The Dierenkliniek staff is also very helpful and friendly — oh, and all of them speak great English too! That was definitely a nice surprise when I didn’t know a single word of Dutch and had a sick cat to take care of.
I haven’t really experienced long queues of patients there, usually we go in the mornings. I’ve been there once in the late afternoon to see the vet specialised in birds/​wild animals and it was pretty full — that was the only time our appointment was really late.
So it’s advised to schedule appointments in the morning or early afternoon.

The staff here is super sweet!
I’ve been taking my cat here for a few years now, and I really like it. My cat has a bladder problem (chronic) and they treat him very well.
I like how they will always try to solve the problem naturally or take a good look before having you pay for medications or other stuff, like some vets do.
Super recommend this place!

They seem to run late a lot so be sure to set aside at least a half hour to an hour wait. If you can choose, pick the male vet. The female vet is a bit clueless. Other than that, the price is pretty reasonable so if you dont mind the wait, I’d recommend this place.