Emergency telephone:

6945604521

2755023003

Opening hours of the branches

Tripolis Branch: 18.00 - 21.00 Monday - Wednesday - Friday

Leonidio Branch 08.00 - 13.30 & 17.30 - 20.30 Tuesday

Welcome to our personal website of the Medical and Surgical Small Animal Clinic of Veterinarian Vassilis Bekyros.

Our

office

is

located

at

the

junction

of

the

provincial

road

Kyveriou

Leonidiou

and

Athens,

opposite

the

Agora

Center

store

of

Lena Chrysogenis and the cafe Taza in Astros Kynourias, there are parking spaces for more than 10 cars.

It

has

a

waiting

area

for

sick

animals,

examination

room,

operating

room

and

laboratory.

It

has

all

the

equipment

required

by

a modern medical and surgical clinic for small animals.

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MY CLINIC KEEPS THE

SAFETY RULES FOR COVID19

Working hours*

*As long as the restrictive measures allow it of Civil Protection

morning afternoon Monday 0 8.30 - 13.30 closed Tuesday closed Wednesday 08 .00 - 13.30 closed Thursday 08 .00 - 13.30 17.30 - 20.30 Friday 08 .00 - 13.30 closed Saturday 08 .00 - 13.30 closed Sunday closed closed

Emergency telephone:

6945604521

2755023003

Opening hours of the branches

Tripolis Branch: 18.00 - 21.00 Monday - Wednesday - Friday

Leonidio Branch 08.00 - 13.30 & 17.30 - 20.30 Tuesday

Welcome to our personal website of the Medical and Surgical Small Animal Clinic of

Veterinarian Vassilis Bekyros.

Our

office

is

located

at

the

junction

of

the

provincial

road

Kyveriou

Leonidiou

and

Athens,

opposite

the

Agora

Center

store

of

Lena

Chrysogenis

and

the

cafe

Taza

in

Astros Kynourias, there are parking spaces for more than 10 cars.

It

has

a

waiting

area

for

sick

animals,

examination

room,

operating

room

and

laboratory.

It

has

all

the

equipment

required

by

a

modern

medical

and

surgical

clinic for small animals.

Working hours*

morning afternoon Monday 0 8.30 - 13.30 closed Tuesday closed Wednesday 08 .00 - 13.30 closed Thursday 08 .00 - 13.30 17.30 - 20.30 Friday 08 .00 - 13.30 closed Saturday 08 .00 - 13.30 closed Sunday closed closed

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Curriculum vitae

Vassilis Bekyros, was born in Cholargos, Attica on 7/11/1981, originally from Leonidion, Kynouria, studied in 2000 at the Veterinary School of the University of Bologna, Italy, where on 19/7/2005 he received his degree with honors. He worked for a year at the Giovanni Semprini Veterinary Surgery Clinic in Bologna. After completing his military service, he has been working since 2007 at Astros Kynourias.

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Dealing with Rabies

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Government Gazette Marking of dominant and homeless

Fever Melitensis

Curriculum vitae

Vassilis Bekyros, was born in Cholargos, Attica on 7/11/1981, originally from Leonidion, Kynouria, studied in 2000 at the Veterinary School of the University of Bologna, Italy, where on 19/7/2005 he received his degree with honors. He worked for a year at the Giovanni Semprini Veterinary Surgery Clinic in Bologna. After completing his military service, he has been working since 2007 at Astros Kynourias.

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Fever Melitensis

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Brief presentation of the doctor's office and the equipment

It has a waiting area for sick animals, examination room, operating room and laboratory. It has all the equipment required by a modern pathology and surgical clinic for small animals. The doctor's office is open daily (Monday to Friday) in the morning from 08:30 to 14:00, in the afternoons from 17:30 to 20:30 and on Saturday in the morning from 10:00 to 13:00. Every Tuesday the veterinarian is at the Leonidi branch. For your best service make an appointment at 2755023003 (doctor's office hours) or 6945604521 The doctor's office was inaugurated in 2007 and has been operating continuously since then until today.

Ultrasound The office has a color Triplex ultrasound scanner with two convex and linear heads. Ι also have a portable ultrasound scanner.

Digital scanner

X-rays are

developed with a

digital scanner.

Coulter

With Coulter, a complete

blood count is performed,

ie hematocrit, hemoglobin,

markers. white matter

count, and type analysis,

platelet count.

Dry chemistry

For fast

emergency

control

X-rays

complete

radiological

examination

Autoclave for surgical use

Anesthetic machine with ventilator for surgery and resuscitation

Electric burner for surgical use

Biochemical analyst

Microscope

Examination of small animals and for minor surgeries

Pharmacy for small and large animals

Pet shop

Portable Linear Ultrasound for external incidents

Microhematocrit for emergencies

Office

Copyright Vasilios Bekyros 2021

Brief presentation of the doctor's office and the

equipment

It has a waiting area for sick animals, examination room, operating room and laboratory. It has all the equipment required by a modern pathology and surgical clinic for small animals. The doctor's office is open daily (Monday to Friday) in the morning from 08:30 to 14:00, in the afternoons from 17:30 to 20:30 and on Saturday in the morning from 10:00 to 13:00. Every Tuesday the veterinarian is at the Leonidi branch. For your best service make an appointment at 2755023003 (doctor's office hours) or 6945604521 The doctor's office was inaugurated in 2007 and has been operating continuously since then until today.

Ultrasound The office has a color Triplex ultrasound scanner with two convex and linear heads. Ι also have a portable ultrasound scanner.

Digital scanner

X-rays are

developed with a

digital scanner.

Coulter

With Coulter, a complete blood

count is performed, ie

hematocrit, hemoglobin,

markers. white matter count,

and type analysis, platelet

count.

Dry chemistry

For fast

emergency

control

X-rays complete

radiological

examination

Autoclave for surgical use

Anesthetic machine with ventilator for surgery and resuscitation

Electric burner for surgical use

Biochemical analyst

Microscope

Examination of small animals and for minor surgeries

Pharmacy for small and large animals

Pet shop

Portable Linear Ultrasound for external incidents

Microhematocrit for emergencies

Office

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Their preventive care for dogs

My veterinary clinic applies preventive medicine recommendations based on guidelines established by the American Veterinary Association. Based on your dog's age, lifestyle, heredity, medical history I tailor these guidelines for your dog's good.

How to adjust the age of the dog to human data:

Age of dog in years Human years

Briefly the veterinary care by age

Puppy (6 weeks to 16 weeks) • Physical examination • Intestinal deworming. Depending on their age monthly, vaccines to protect against common diseases (eg, Distemper and Parvo) at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks • Kennel cough vaccine, optional may be required for air travel or exhibition participation. • Lyme vaccine if the puppy has access to woodland, hunting, forest hiking, etc. • Rabies vaccine at 3 months. • Start prevention on the second visit, usually at 9-12 weeks, for parasites that affect the heart. • Start preventive insect repellent treatment against fleas and ticks during the second visit. • Microchip, marking (is now mandatory) •Sterilization;

Adult dog (1-7 years old) • Annual physical examination • Suitable vaccines • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Detection of heart parasites • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Dental examination. • Consultation on nutrition, weight or even behavioral problems. • Opening a file for hematological and biochemical examinations • Urine analysis

Older dog (8 years and older) • Physical examination every 6 months • Suitable vaccines for age and lifestyle. • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Control of hematological, biochemical and thyroid profile • Urine analysis • Control, prevention of osteoarthritis. • Test for glaucoma • Radiographic examination of the chest and abdomen •Electrocardiogram. • If you are being treated with chronic medication, check for side effects.

Dog vaccines (click here)

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Their preventive care for dogs

My veterinary clinic applies preventive medicine recommendations based on guidelines established by the American Veterinary Association. Based on your dog's age, lifestyle, heredity, medical history I tailor these guidelines for your dog's good.

How to adjust the age of

the dog to

human data:

Age of dog in years Human years

Briefly the veterinary care by age

Puppy (6 weeks to 16 weeks) • Physical examination • Intestinal deworming. Depending on their age monthly, vaccines to protect against common diseases (eg, Distemper and Parvo) at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks • Kennel cough vaccine, optional may be required for air travel or exhibition participation. • Lyme vaccine if the puppy has access to woodland, hunting, forest hiking, etc. • Rabies vaccine at 3 months. • Start prevention on the second visit, usually at 9-12 weeks, for parasites that affect the heart. • Start preventive insect repellent treatment against fleas and ticks during the second visit. • Microchip, marking (is now mandatory) •Sterilization;

Adult dog (1-7 years old) • Annual physical examination • Suitable vaccines • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Detection of heart parasites • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Dental examination. • Consultation on nutrition, weight or even behavioral problems. • Opening a file for hematological and biochemical examinations • Urine analysis

Older dog (8 years and older) • Physical examination every 6 months • Suitable vaccines for age and lifestyle. • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Control of hematological, biochemical and thyroid profile • Urine analysis • Control, prevention of osteoarthritis. • Test for glaucoma • Radiographic examination of the chest and abdomen •Electrocardiogram. • If you are being treated with chronic medication, check for side effects.

Dog vaccines (click here)

Preventive care for cats

In my veterinary clinic, preventive medicine recommendations are applied based on the guidelines established by the American Veterinary Association. Based on your cat's age, lifestyle, heredity, medical history I adapt these guidelines for the good of your cat. Briefly the veterinary care of the cat by age Kitten (6 weeks to 12 weeks) • Leukemia / FIV test. • Intestinal deworming. • Depending on their age monthly, vaccines for protection against respiratory viruses at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks All living kittens should receive two doses of anti-leukemia vaccines in the first year of life at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks. • Rabies vaccine at 3 months. • Start prevention on the second visit, usually at 9-12 weeks, for parasites that affect the heart. • Start preventive insect repellent treatment against fleas and ticks during the second visit. • Microchip, marking (is now mandatory) •Sterilization; Adult cat (1-7 years old) • Annual physical examination • Suitable vaccines • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Detection of heart parasites • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Dental examination. • Consultation on diet, weight or behavioral problems. • Opening a file for hematological and biochemical examinations • Urine analysis Older cat (8 years and older) • Physical examination every 6 months • Suitable vaccines for age and lifestyle. • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Control of hematological, biochemical and thyroid profile • Urine analysis • Blood pressure measurement. • Test for glaucoma • Radiographic examination of the chest and abdomen •Electrocardiogram. • If you are on treatment with chronic drug use, check for any side effects.

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Cat age in years Human age

Preventive care for cats

In my veterinary clinic, preventive medicine recommendations are applied based on the guidelines established by the American Veterinary Association. Based on your cat's age, lifestyle, heredity, medical history I adapt these guidelines for the good of your cat. Briefly the veterinary care of the cat by age Kitten (6 weeks to 12 weeks) • Leukemia / FIV test. • Intestinal deworming. • Depending on their age monthly, vaccines for protection against respiratory viruses at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks All living kittens should receive two doses of anti-leukemia vaccines in the first year of life at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks. • Rabies vaccine at 3 months. • Start prevention on the second visit, usually at 9-12 weeks, for parasites that affect the heart. • Start preventive insect repellent treatment against fleas and ticks during the second visit. • Microchip, marking (is now mandatory) •Sterilization; Adult cat (1-7 years old) • Annual physical examination • Suitable vaccines • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Detection of heart parasites • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Dental examination. • Consultation on diet, weight or behavioral problems. • Opening a file for hematological and biochemical examinations • Urine analysis Older cat (8 years and older) • Physical examination every 6 months • Suitable vaccines for age and lifestyle. • Anti-rabies vaccination (mandatory) • Control of intestinal parasites. • Prevention of fleas and ticks • Control of hematological, biochemical and thyroid profile • Urine analysis • Blood pressure measurement. • Test for glaucoma • Radiographic examination of the chest and abdomen •Electrocardiogram. • If you are on treatment with chronic drug use, check for any side effects.

Cat age in years Human age

Information on the pyometra

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Urolithiasis

Click on the image to learn about dog and cat urolithiasis.

The most common toxic substances used to poison animals are organophosphate insecticides, rat poison and ampoules of hydrocyanic acid. Less common but equally toxic is Metaldehyde used as a snailicide. Click on the image to learn about first aid

POISONING

Information on the pyometra Click on the image to find out about the pyometra Urolithiasis Click on the image to learn about dog and cat urolithiasis.

The most common toxic substances used to poison animals are organophosphate insecticides, rat poison and ampoules of hydrocyanic acid. Less common but equally toxic is Metaldehyde used as a snailicide. Click on the image to learn about first aid